Payload Parser
Sharing Connectors & Networks
TagoIO offers a vast selection of pre-integrated devices and networks, allowing you to easily connect your device. However, with the constant development of new devices and networks, creating a custom Connector or network integration may be ...
Metadata
Metadata is one of the most important concepts when creating dashboards and widgets . Metadata is a piece of information that you can store in the variable payload. With metadata, it is possible to dynamically change the behavior of the widget and ...
Parser vs. Analysis Comparison
The Payload Parser was created to handle raw payload sent by the devices in order to extract the measured variables or execute simple operations. Analysis is much more powerful, including access to buckets and external services. Also, there is a cost ...
Building your own parser
In this tutorial, you will learn how to convert (parse) a raw payload sent by a device into actual measurable variables. Data flow structure You can create parses for devices that weren't found in our list of Devices, so that you had to use a ...
Payload Parser - Context & global variables
If you are going to create your own parser, you need to understand how context works. When you start writing your own Payload Parser, you can use certain globals variables in your code. Think of these global variables as variables that you can access ...
Payload Parser
The Payload Parser handles the raw payload sent by the devices in order to extract the measured variables. For example, it can be used to transform an HEX payload sent by a device into temperature and battery levels. You can also use it to handle ...
Connector Overview
Connectors enable you to create a device with built-in behaviors that allow it to communicate with a Network very easily. They also help you automate and scale your devices, once you create a device using a connector, that device will also run the ...
Filtering Out Variables with Parser Code
When your device sends data from a device to TagoIO, a parser code may be added to your device (located in the 'Payload Parser' tab) to extract and create the variables in the buckets using TagoIO format. If you want to save space in your register ...