public void ValueEqualsFalseValTest()
{
TimeSeriesValue tsv1 = new TimeSeriesValue {
Date = date1, Value = val1
};
TimeSeriesValue tsv2 = new TimeSeriesValue {
Date = date1, Value = val2
};
Assert.IsFalse(tsv1.ValueEquals(tsv2));
}
public async Task JsonCappedList_SaveLoadAsync()
{
using var db = RedisHelper.CreateRedisConnection(this.Logger, UnitTestSettingsFile);
var input = new TimeSeriesValue <string> {
Y = "asdf", X = new DateTimeOffset(12, 12, 12, 12, 12, 12, TimeSpan.FromMinutes(30))
};
var key = Guid.NewGuid().ToString();
{
var l = new JsonCappedList <TimeSeriesValue <string> >(key, 3, db.GetDatabase().Native);
await l.Remote.LoadAsync(default);
public void ConvertToStruct2()
{
TSDateValueStruct tsdvs = new TSDateValueStruct {
Date = date2, Value = val2
};
TimeSeriesValue tsv = new TimeSeriesValue {
Date = date2, Value = val2
};
TSDateValueStruct actual = ((TSDateValueStruct)(tsv));
Assert.AreEqual(tsdvs, actual);
}
public void ConvertFromStruct2()
{
TSDateValueStruct tsdvs = new TSDateValueStruct {
Date = date2, Value = val2
};
TimeSeriesValue tsv = new TimeSeriesValue {
Date = date2, Value = val2
};
TimeSeriesValue actual = ((TimeSeriesValue)(tsdvs));
Assert.IsTrue(tsv.ValueEquals(actual));
}
private async Task RunQueryEventsSample(TimeSeriesInsightsQueries queriesClient, TimeSeriesId tsId)
{
#region Snippet:TimeSeriesInsightsSampleQueryEvents
Console.WriteLine("\n\nQuery for raw temperature events over the past 10 minutes.\n");
// Get events from last 10 minute
DateTimeOffset endTime = DateTime.UtcNow;
DateTimeOffset startTime = endTime.AddMinutes(-10);
QueryAnalyzer temperatureEventsQuery = queriesClient.CreateEventsQuery(tsId, startTime, endTime);
await foreach (TimeSeriesPoint point in temperatureEventsQuery.GetResultsAsync())
{
TimeSeriesValue temperatureValue = point.GetValue("Temperature");
// Figure out what is the underlying type for the time series value. Since you know your Time Series Insights
// environment best, you probably do not need this logic and you can skip to directly casting to the proper
// type. This logic demonstrates how you can figure out what type to cast to in the case where you are not
// too familiar with the property type.
if (temperatureValue.Type == typeof(double?))
{
Console.WriteLine($"{point.Timestamp} - Temperature: {point.GetNullableDouble("Temperature")}");
}
else if (temperatureValue.Type == typeof(int?))
{
Console.WriteLine($"{point.Timestamp} - Temperature: {point.GetNullableInt("Temperature")}");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("The type of the Time Series value for Temperature is not numeric.");
}
}
#endregion Snippet:TimeSeriesInsightsSampleQueryEvents
// Query for raw events using a time interval
#region Snippet:TimeSeriesInsightsSampleQueryEventsUsingTimeSpan
Console.WriteLine("\n\nQuery for raw humidity events over the past 30 seconds.\n");
QueryAnalyzer humidityEventsQuery = queriesClient.CreateEventsQuery(tsId, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(30));
await foreach (TimeSeriesPoint point in humidityEventsQuery.GetResultsAsync())
{
TimeSeriesValue humidityValue = point.GetValue("Humidity");
// Figure out what is the underlying type for the time series value. Since you know your Time Series Insights
// environment best, you probably do not need this logic and you can skip to directly casting to the proper
// type. This logic demonstrates how you can figure out what type to cast to in the case where you are not
// too familiar with the property type.
if (humidityValue.Type == typeof(double?))
{
Console.WriteLine($"{point.Timestamp} - Humidity: {point.GetNullableDouble("Humidity")}");
}
else if (humidityValue.Type == typeof(int?))
{
Console.WriteLine($"{point.Timestamp} - Humidity: {point.GetNullableInt("Humidity")}");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("The type of the Time Series value for Humidity is not numeric.");
}
}
#endregion Snippet:TimeSeriesInsightsSampleQueryEventsUsingTimeSpan
}
