There is a new option in the main menu Data Models -> Contribution Checklist
It is strongly recommended to pass every element before submitting your new data model.
See below the checklist
There is a new option in the main menu Data Models -> Contribution Checklist
It is strongly recommended to pass every element before submitting your new data model.
See below the checklist
1 new data model is available in the subject dataModel.Energy.
InverterDevice. The data model is intended to describe the mechanical, electrical characteristics of an Inverter according to DC – Direct Current Information supplied as input and AC – Alternating Current Information returned as output. Remark: This Data Model can be used directly as the main entity to describe the device [Inverter] or as a sub-entity of the Data Model {DEVICE] using a reference by the [refDevice] attribute.
Thanks to the contributors of the subject.
Now the README file of every data model includes a link to the generator of NGSI-LD payloads compliant with the data model.
As you can see in the image below there is a new section “Dynamic examples generation”
There is the sentence “Link to the Generator of NGSI-LD payloads compliant with this data model. Refresh for new values”. By clicking the Generator link an example of payload appears on the web page. Refreshing (F5) generates new payloads.
Now all data models have an interactive specification. (As long as they have examples)
This is the first step to deeper interactive services for every data model contributed.
See the example for weatherForecast.
1 new data model coming from the synchronicity project is available in the subject dataModels.Device.
The first version of this data model initially was developed in the project synchronicity and now it will be curated here.
The file common-schema.json compiles those properties massively used across the different data models in the different domains.
The property userAlias has been included to store those anonymous identifiers of a user that cannot be traced back to the user.
It can be referenced in any data model just by including this code
“userAlias”: {
“$ref” : “https://smart-data-models.github.io/data-models/common-schema.json#/definitions/userAlias”
}
1 new data model coming from the synchronicity project is available in the subject dataModels.QueueManagement.
The first version of this data model initially was developed in the project synchronicity and now it will be curated here.
1 new data model coming from the synchronicity project is available in the subject dataModels.Transportation.
The first version of this data model was initially developed in the project synchronicity and now it will be curated here.
3 new data models coming from the synchronicity project are available in the subject dataModels.Transportation.
These data models were initially developed in the project synchronicity and now it will be curated here.