Currently, I was able to extract the current value by doing something like: https://website/api/getsensordetails.json?id=2143&username=something&passhash=something
Though this will only show it's last value. Is there any way to get the daily values, like for the previous month, or week?
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Thanks Stephan, found this a few minutes ago. Is there an option to get the historic data like (7days ago or 1 month ago) instead of putting in start and end date?
Jan, 2019 - Permalink
Instead of the start and end date, you could use:
Get-SensorHistory -EndDate (Get-Date).AddDays(-31)
...to get the last month :)
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Jan, 2019 - Permalink
Thanks for the reply Stephan. How should that go in an API call like this?
/api/historicdata.json?id=objectid&avg=0&sdate=2018-01-20-00-00-00&edate=2018-01-21-00-00-00&usecaption=1
Jan, 2019 - Permalink
That would be the following:
$start = [datetime]::ParseExact("2018-01-20-00-00-00", "yyyy-MM-dd-HH-mm-ss", $null)
$end = [datetime]::ParseExact("2018-01-21-00-00-00", "yyyy-MM-dd-HH-mm-ss", $null)
Get-SensorHistory -StartDate $start -EndDate $end
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Jan, 2019 - Permalink
Your Vote:
Instead of the start and end date, you could use:
Get-SensorHistory -EndDate (Get-Date).AddDays(-31) ...to get the last month :)
Exampple above for prev month? how about for previous week for (monday-sunday?)
Dec, 2019 - Permalink
That kind of date calculation isn't easy with PowerShell. Check out the following to obtain the corresponding datetime objects for previous weekdays.
Dec, 2019 - Permalink
PRTG API's Historic Data function is your friend in this case :)
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