Rename Filter

The foglamp-filter-rename filter that can be used to modify the name of an asset, datapoint or both. It may be used either in South services or North services or North tasks.

To add a Rename filter

  • Click on the Applications add icon for your service or task.

  • Select the rename plugin from the list of available plugins.

  • Name your Rename filter.

  • Click Next and you will be presented with the following configuration page

  • Configure the plugin

rename

  • Operation: Search and replace operation be performed on asset name, datapoint name or both

  • Find: A regular expression to match for the given operation

  • Replace With: A substitution string to replace the matched text with

  • Enable the filter and click on Done to activate it

Example

The simplest following example perform on given below reading object

{
    "readings": {
        "sinusoid": -0.978147601,
        "a": {
            "sinusoid": "2.0"
        }
    },
    "asset": "sinusoid",
    "id": "a1bedea3-8d80-47e8-b256-63370ccfce5b",
    "ts": "2021-06-28 14:03:22.106562+00:00",
    "user_ts": "2021-06-28 14:03:22.106435+00:00"
}

  1. To replace an asset apply a configuration would be as follows

  • Operation : asset

  • Find : sinusoid

  • Replace With : sin

Output

{
    "readings": {
        "sinusoid": -0.978147601,
        "a": {
            "sinusoid": 2.0
        }
    },
    "asset": "sin",
    "id": "a1bedea3-8d80-47e8-b256-63370ccfce5b",
    "ts": "2021-06-28 14:03:22.106562+00:00",
    "user_ts": "2021-06-28 14:03:22.106435+00:00"
}

  1. To replace a datapoint apply a configuration would be as follows

  • Operation : datapoint

  • Find : sinusoid

  • Replace With : sin

Output

{
    "readings": {
        "sin": -0.978147601,
        "a": {
            "sin": 2.0
        }
    },
    "asset": "sinusoid",
    "id": "a1bedea3-8d80-47e8-b256-63370ccfce5b",
    "ts": "2021-06-28 14:03:22.106562+00:00",
    "user_ts": "2021-06-28 14:03:22.106435+00:00"
}

  1. To replace both asset and datapoint apply a configuration would be as follows

  • Operation : both

  • Find : sinusoid

  • Replace With : sin

Output

{
    "readings": {
        "sin": -0.978147601,
        "a": {
            "sin": 2.0
        }
    },
    "asset": "sin",
    "id": "a1bedea3-8d80-47e8-b256-63370ccfce5b",
    "ts": "2021-06-28 14:03:22.106562+00:00",
    "user_ts": "2021-06-28 14:03:22.106435+00:00"
}

See Also

foglamp-filter-asset - A FogLAMP processing filter that is used to block or allow certain assets to pass onwards in the data stream

foglamp-filter-enumeration - A filter to map between symbolic names and numeric values in a datapoint.

foglamp-filter-metadata - A FogLAMP processing filter plugin that adds metadata to the readings in the data stream

foglamp-filter-normalise - Normalise the timestamps of all readings that pass through the filter. This allows data collected at different rate or with skewed timestamps to be directly compared.

foglamp-filter-python35 - A FogLAMP processing filter that allows Python 3 code to be run on each sensor value.

foglamp-filter-sam - A single Asset Model filter for creating a semantic model of an asset from one or more data sources