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Hello all; If I create a specific schedule for a battery, and then get the schedule afterwards, i can query it because while i ask to general a query, i get a schedule id. I am trying to prepare a dashboard for validation where i want to retrieve a schedule for a given start and end datetime of an asset. Basically it is meant to be working just like in your example where you can select a time window and you can see charging and discharging schedule for that asset. I am planning to use GET /api/v3_0/sensors/(id)/schedules/(uuid) , and I cannot find uuid so maybe I need to use something else and not GET /api/v3_0/sensors/(id)/schedules/(uuid) to query the time series for a given time window? |
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Hm, you want to query schedules by a given time window? Not sure that is straightforward, but it might be possible by using the endpoint to simply query data. There, you can also query for how the data was created (by "source", see the endpoint docs), so in your case you want data created by the scheduler. So to start with, you could find the ID of the data source (see your FlexMeasures database) and use that in your query. By the way, this sort of question can also be asked in our Slack channel on LF Energy. |
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Hm, you want to query schedules by a given time window?
Not sure that is straightforward, but it might be possible by using the endpoint to simply query data. There, you can also query for how the data was created (by "source", see the endpoint docs), so in your case you want data created by the scheduler.
So to start with, you could find the ID of the data source (see your FlexMeasures database) and use that in your query.
By the way, this sort of question can also be asked in our Slack channel on LF Energy.
Over there are also other startups asking questions, so maybe right now that is the more natural place.