iobeam 0.9.2

Library for connecting to iobeam, the data analysis platform for the Internet of Things.

iobeam is a data platform for connected devices.

This is a Python library for sending data to iobeam. For more information on the iobeam, please check our our documentation.

Please note that we are currently invite-only. You will need an invite to generate a valid token and use our APIs. (Sign up here for an invite.)

Changelog

12/22/15 - v0.9.2

• registerOrSetId() now accepts optional deviceName argument

12/18/15 - v0.9.1

• IMPORTANT: The client now correctly tracks batches it has seen before so subsequent calls to send() do not send nothing.

• Documentation fixes

12/16/15 - v0.9.0

• Adding data should now be done via the new iobeam.createDataStore(columns) method, which allows you to track multiple streams of data in one object.

• Internally, old methods involving DataPoints and DataSeries have been converted to use DataStores.

• Additional documentation provided here.

12/02/15 - v0.8.0

• Automatic refresh of project tokens when they are expired. It is recommended that you update as soon as possible to avoid breakage.

• bugfix: device ids are no longer allowed to be non-strings when registering

10/20/15 - v0.7.0

• IMPORTANT: previously sent data points were being kept and sent on subsequent sends, this has been fixed

• Query assumes time values given in to/from are same unit as when it is initialized

10/13/15 - v0.6.0

• Timestamp: changed type param name to unit in constructor

• utils: Adds a check for whether this is python2 or 3

• New Error for duplicate ids

• New registerOrSetId() added to iobeam.ClientBuilder to allow you to register a name, or if it already exists, set the client to use that id.

10/05/15 - v0.5.2

• Fix missing return for iobeam.makeQuery()

10/02/15 - v0.5.1

• Use persistent connections for HTTP to improve performance

• Rename iobeam.MakeQuery() to iobeam.makeQuery()