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Comptibility & Documentation ? #3
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Hi the sad thing is I stopped using influxdb :/ about time precision you just need to append precision=ms parameter to the end of the host url like: the options are about v1.3 about node.js I don't have any problem against it, but for using a simple http api I don't understand how the other libraries are so big in size(and probably perfomance) the size for me its just a indicator of performance in this case. would love to get help or If you want to create a new fork of course you can do it with no problems :) |
Hi,
Thanks for these precious informations ... I've been looking on how to set
time precision for days ...
I recently found that there is a node client in the influxdata repo, so
i'll probably try that. I don't know how it happens that i found no mention
of it anywhere before, and that the old outdated projects showed up first.
I'll let you know if i make a plugin or anything, and basically i agree
with your opinion, this is crazy that every library or client are so heavy.
I don't know about performance, but this seems strange.
However i'm late in my work now, so i'll try the node client, i'll see how
it works for me & if it fits my use cas.
Thanks again, friend.
2017-08-31 21:30 GMT+02:00 boynet <[email protected]>:
… Hi the sad thing is I stopped using influxdb :/
about time precision you just need to append precision=ms parameter to the
end of the host url like:
influxdb = new Influxdb('http://127.0.0.1:8086/write?db=DBNAME&
precision=ms');
the options are precision=[n,u,ms,s,m,h]
about v1.3
I need to check if the http api got changed but I don't think so its
should work.
about node.js I don't have any problem against it, but for using a simple
http api I don't understand how the other libraries are so big in size(and
probably perfomance) the size for me its just a indicator of performance in
this case.
would love to get help or If you want to create a new fork of course you
can do it with no problems :)
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Hello,
This isn't really an issue, but i'm wondering a few things !
Is it compatible with actual influxDB (v1.3 when i write this).
Do you plan to make this grow ? For example support the tags escaping, and adding functions to manage permission inside influx ?
It would also be great to be able to specify time precision, as the default unit in influxDB is nanosecond, and most people don't want that (at least i don't want that).
I'm asking you all these questions because i'm using node.js and i need, at the very least, to insert data in influxDB. And this is actually the only (supposedly up to date), javascript library i found.
There is no more node.js client for now as you probably know, which is a pain in the ass right now ...
Edit : i might be interested to help you develop this library, or maybe even make a more complete new one (assuming you don't want this on node and want to keep this version as small as possible).
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