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*A numina command line program to explore your data.*
Installing
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pip install numina-cli
Usage
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After installation run numina -h to see a list of available commands
numina
Usage:
numina authenticate <token>
numina counts <feeds> [--starttime=<starttime> --endtime=<endtime> --bins=<bins>]
numina movements <feeds> [--starttime=<starttime>|--endtime=<endtime>]
numina devices
numina -h | --help
Options:
-h --help Show this screen.
--version Show version.
--starttime=<starttime> A RFC-3339 timestamp of query starttime, defaults to 7 days before the current time
--endtime=<endtime> A RFC-3339 timestamp of query endtime, defaults to the current utc time
--bins=<bins> A time duration literal representing groupings of time - available bins (uµsmhdw), defaults to 1 hour
Examples:
numina authenticate 2n3kkd3_234kn.adf&20$9u3.casdf
numina counts dkkd20994739 --starttime=2017-06-01T15:00:00Z
numina devices
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