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signalk-to-noforeignland

v0.1.36

Published

SignalK track logger to noforeignland.com

Downloads

31

Readme

Signal K To Noforeignland

Effortlessly log your boat's movement to noforeignland.com

Features

  • Automatically log your position to noforeignland.com
  • Send detailed tracks to log your entire trip and not just your final position
  • Can be used in near real time or cache and upload when stopped and data-connection is available
  • Sends 24h keepalive
  • Option to archive your track on the local disk
  • Detailed plugin information in the SK dashboard
  • SK data paths about the plugin status for your own dashboard or Node Red coding

Issues

  • Server -> Plugin Config -> Signal K to Noforeignland -> Enable debug log (top right)
  • Report issues on GitHub (https://github.com/noforeignland/nfl-signalk/issues)

Requirements

  • An internet connection is required in order to update noforeignland.com
  • A navigation.position data path inside Signal K for self, which is your current GPS position
  • A noforeignland.com account
  • Your Boat API Key from the noforeignland.com website:
    • Account > Settings > Boat tracking > API Key

Note your Boat API Key is not available in the app. You must sign in to the noforeignland.com website (using the same authentication method you use for the app: Google. Facebook, Email).

Configuration

  1. Add your boat's API Key into the Server > Plugin Config > Signal K to Noforeignland > Boat API Key
  2. Hit "Submit"
  3. Restart the Signal K server

Data paths created by this plugin

noforeignland.savepoint                    - ISO8601 timestamp - when was last point saved to trackfile
noforeignland.savepoint_local              - locale timestamp  - when was last point saved to trackfile
noforeignland.sent_to_api                  - ISO8601 timestamp - last successful transfer to the API
noforeignland.sent_to_api_local            - locale timestamp  - last successful transfer to the API
noforeignland.status                       - string            - Status & Error messages
noforeignland.status_boolean               - number            - 0 = normal operation, 1 = error
noforeignland.source - string              - string            - data source of navigation.position
notifications.noforeignland.status_boolean - json object       - auto created