Analysis
Running Analysis as External using Deno
Analysis enables you to create powerful applications on TagoIO. When creating an Analysis, you can choose between running it at TagoIO or External, which means running it on your own infrastructure. Running Analysis externally with Deno provides ...
Distributing analysis
You can create a copy of your analysis and send a link to anyone so they can add a copy to their account through a customized install page. They will be able to edit the analysis as they wish. Others will be able to edit the analysis that they ...
Running Analysis as External using Node.JS
Analysis is what allows you to create powerful applications on TagoIO. When creating analysis you have to choose between running it at TagoIO or External, which means that you will run on your machine. You can choose to run the analysis on an ...
Creating Analysis
Creating your own analysis is easy. First, click on Analysis on the sidebar, then click the + Add Analysis button in the upper right of the analysis main screen. Just write a name and you’re ready to go! 1. Name What you usually use to identify your ...
Script Editor
With the script editor, developers can create and edit their own scripts at TagoIO. These scripts will be executed as defined in the Analysis section. To use the script editor, go to Analysis, then create or edit one. Set the name, interval, and set ...
Script Examples
TagoIO provides a list of examples to help you to understand how to use the Analysis service. Learn how to get and insert data into your device's data storage, send emails, execute calculations, and other interesting things that can be added to your ...
Console for Debug
Use the console to monitor the variables and status of your script. You can see any error or text generated by “console.log”. This console is a very good debug tool. Console Screen: Any error or response to a “context.log” will show up here; Clear ...
Environment Variables
Environment Variable is a very useful resource to send variables values to the context of your script. You can, for example, add tokens of accounts and devices to be used later in the script when it runs. The Analysis will get these variables as ...
Analysis Overview
Analysis lets you run custom code inside TagoIO to process data in real time, call third‑party APIs, and work with your own TagoIO resources. Common things people do with Analyses: Convert units and run math on variables Write new values into other ...