164 adding multientity to tutorials #260
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@djs0109 I also added an example of a timestamp attribute, which uses the JEXL function 'toisodate'. |
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@djs0109 The documentation of the iotagent-node-lib says, that the legacy expression language is deprecated since 3.2.0 and they only use JEXL (https://iotagent-node-lib.readthedocs.io/en/3.4.0/deprecated.html). Should we therefore remove old functionalities of the expression languages in filip? |
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@RCX112 nice hint! I think we can first add a deprecation warning for the attribute |
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@djs0109 I added some tests for the expression languages and I also put the pyjexl package in the requirements |
| # Exercise 8: MultiEntity and Expression Language | ||
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| The MultiEntity plugin Allows the devices provisioned in the IoTAgent to map their attributes to more than one entity, | ||
| declaring the target entity through the Configuration or Device provisioning APIs. |
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What do you mean by "Configuration" APIs?
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@RCX112 Thank you! It looks really great. I only changed a little in the tutorials |
# Conflicts: # CHANGELOG.md # setup.py
closes #164