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barnacles-tds

v1.0.1

Published

Write IoT data to SQL Server using TDS. We believe in an open Internet of Things.

Downloads

124

Readme

barnacles-tds

barnacles-tds writes IoT data to a SQL Server database using TDS (Tabular Data Stream).

Overview of barnacles-tds

barnacles-tds ingests a real-time stream of raddec and dynamb objects from barnacles which it writes to the specified SQL Server database as JSON. It couples seamlessly with reelyActive's Pareto Anywhere open source IoT middleware.

barnacles-tds is a lightweight Node.js package that can run on resource-constrained edge devices as well as on powerful cloud servers and anything in between.

Pareto Anywhere integration

A common application of barnacles-tds is to write IoT data from pareto-anywhere to a SQL Server database. Simply follow our Create a Pareto Anywhere startup script tutorial using the script below:

#!/usr/bin/env node

const ParetoAnywhere = require("../lib/paretoanywhere.js");

// Edit the options to match your SQL Server configuration
const BARNACLES_TDS_OPTIONS = {
  server: "127.0.0.1",
  username: "admin",
  password: "admin",
  instanceName: "reelyactive",
  database: "reelyactive",
  raddecTable: "raddec",
  raddecColumn: "raddec",
  dynambTable: "dynamb",
  dynambColumn: "dynamb"
};

// ----- Exit gracefully if the optional dependency is not found -----
let BarnaclesTDS;
try {
  BarnaclesTDS = require("barnacles-tds");
} catch (err) {
  console.log("This script requires barnacles-tds.  Install with:");
  console.log('\r\n    "npm install barnacles-tds"\r\n');
  return console.log("and then run this script again.");
}
// -------------------------------------------------------------------

let pa = new ParetoAnywhere();
pa.barnacles.addInterface(BarnaclesTDS, BARNACLES_TDS_OPTIONS);

MS SQL Server Setup

Use the following query to setup the table that will store the dynamb messages. The column name can be changed if desired, and is configurable through the options.

CREATE TABLE dynamb (
  _storeId int NOT NULL IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
  dynamb VARCHAR(8000) NOT NULL,
)

Options

barnacles-tds supports the following options:

| Property | Default | Description | | :----------- | :---------------- | :-------------------------------------- | | server | "127.0.0.1" | The SQL Server | | username | "admin" | Username to log onto the SQL Server | | password | "admin" | Password to log onto the SQL Server | | instanceName | "reelyactive" | Server instance name | | database | "reelyactive" | Database name | | raddecTable | "raddec" | Name of table in which to store raddecs | | raddecColumn | "raddec" | Name of column in which to store raddec | | dynambTable | "dynamb" | Name of table in which to store dynambs | | dynambColumn | "dynamb" | Name of column in which to store dynamb |

Contributing

Discover how to contribute to this open source project which upholds a standard code of conduct.

Security

Consult our security policy for best practices using this open source software and to report vulnerabilities.

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2024 reelyActive

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