@konsumation/model
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Data model of the konsumation apps
Type: Object
Type: AttributeDefinition
Type: AttributeDefinition
Type: AttributeDefinition
Type: AttributeDefinition
Returns string
Type: string?
Type: AttributeDefinition
Type: AttributeDefinition
Type: AttributeDefinition
Type: AttributeDefinition
Type: number?
Type: AttributeDefinition
Attribute names on the javascript side.
Object keys are the mapped external attribute names.
Returns Object
Sets values with external attribute names.
values Object Returns string
Attribute definitions.
Returns Object
Maping of attribute names from internal (javascript) to external (database).
Returns Object
Attribute names on the javascript side.
Extends Base
Value Category.
values Object Type: string
Type: string?
Type: number?
Type: string?
Type: string?
Write into store.
context any Delete Category from store.
context any List assigned meters.
context any
options Object?
Returns AsyncIterable<Meter>
Deliver Meter for a given name.
context any name string Returns Promise<(Meter | undefined)>
Currently active Meter.
context any Returns Promise<(Meter | undefined)>
Add a meter to the category;
values Object (optional, default {})All notes from all meters.
context any Returns AsyncIterable<Note>
All values from all meters.
context any Returns AsyncIterable<{date: Date, value: number}>
Get the latest value.
context any Returns Promise<({date: Date, value: number} | undefined)>
Add a value to the active meter.
Returns Promise<any>
Delete a value from the active meter.
context any time Date Returns Promise<any>
Text representation.
context any Returns AsyncIterable<string>
Name of the type in text dump
Returns string
Schema with type + name
Type: string
Values are attached to the meter. Value dates may be given as iso date.
Type: string
Schema version for newly created databases
Extends Base
values schemaVersion string Write attributes store.
context any Add a category.
values Object Returns AsyncIterable<Category>
name string Returns Promise<(Category | undefined)>
Create text representation
Returns AsyncIterable<string>
Extends Base
values Object Type: string
Type: Category
Type: string?
Type: string?
Type: Date?
context any context any context any Returns AsyncIterable<{date: Date, value: number}>
Write new value.
Delete a value.
context any time Date Get the latest value.
context any Returns Promise<({date: Date, value: number} | undefined)>
List assigned Notes.
context any options Object? Returns AsyncIterable<Note>
Add a note to the meter;
values Object (optional, default {})Text representation.
context any Returns AsyncIterable<string>
Name of the type in text dump
Returns string
Extends Base
values Object Type: string
Type: string?
Type: Meter
Write into store.
context any Delete from store.
context any Text representation.
context any Returns AsyncIterable<string>
Name of the type in text dump
Returns string
Text representation.
Returns AsyncIterable<string>
With npm do:
npm install @konsumation/model
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data model of the konsumation apps
The npm package @konsumation/model receives a total of 344 weekly downloads. As such, @konsumation/model popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @konsumation/model demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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