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Library . Xively . Triggers . CreateTrigger

Creates a new trigger.

  • Input
    • APIKey The API Key provided by Xively.
    • DatastreamID The ID of the datastream you would like to create a trigger for.
    • FeedID The ID of the feed you would like to create a trigger for.
    • ThresholdValue Threshold that will cause the trigger to activate. Not required if TriggerType = "change", "frozen" or "live". Required for all others.
    • TriggerType Type of trigger. Possible values: "gt", "gte", "lt", "lte", "eq", "change" (any change), "frozen" (no updates for 15 minutes), or "live" (updated again after being frozen).
    • URL The URL that the Xively trigger will post to when activated. Ex: http://requestb.in
  • Output
    • ResponseStatusCode The response status code returned from Xively. For a successful trigger creation, the code should be 201.
    • TriggerID TriggerID extracted from the TriggerLocation.
    • TriggerLocation The URL of the newly created trigger.
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  • Notes

    • This Choreo creates a new trigger for a given FeedID and DatastreamID. The documentation for this Xively resource can be found here and here.

      Here's an example list of acceptable inputs:

      APIKey: {YOUR XIVELY API KEY}
      DatastreamID: {YOUR DATASTREAMID}
      FeedID: {YOUR FEEDID}
      ThresholdValue: 15.0
      TriggerType: lt
      URL: http://requestb.in

      The URL of the newly created trigger will be returned in the TriggerLocation output variable, as well as the TriggerID.

      When the trigger is created successfully and is 'triggered', it will post a request to the link in the URL input variable.

      The following is an example of the body of this trigger post: 

      {
   "environment":{
      "description":null,
      "feed":"http://api.xively.com/v2/feeds/1234567,
      "id":1234567,
      "location":{
         "lat":null,
         "lon":null,
         "name":"104 franklin ave, new york, ny"
      },
      "private":true,
      "title":"Test Product"
   },
   "id":12345,
   "threshold_value":"500",
   "timestamp":"2013-05-20T23:04:30.493739Z",
   "triggering_datastream":{
      "at":"2013-05-20T23:04:30.446062Z",
      "id":"datastreamtest",
      "units":{
         "label":"",
         "symbol":"",
         "type":null
      },
      "url":"http://api.xively.com/v2/feeds/1234567/datastreams/datastreamtest",
      "value":{
         "max_value":520.0,
         "min_value":42.0,
         "value":"520"
      }
   },
   "type":"gte",
   "url":"http://api.xively.com/v2/triggers/12345"
}
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