documentation for "seq????" name-value pairs
Posted: Sat Apr 23, 2011 3:12 am
I would like to generate my own monthly, daily and hourly graphs using JavaScript.
I think the easiest way to get the data is to use the seq name-value pairs documented in section 4.4.
I have made a template that returns data in JSON format and would like to know more about the list values being returned.
Please let me know what values to expect for the following name-value pairs.
1. Are the values in order from oldest to newest?
2. Are the values based on UTC?
3. What is the full list of "seq????" name-value pairs I can use?
I think the easiest way to get the data is to use the seq name-value pairs documented in section 4.4.
I have made a template that returns data in JSON format and would like to know more about the list values being returned.
Please let me know what values to expect for the following name-value pairs.
1. Are the values in order from oldest to newest?
2. Are the values based on UTC?
3. What is the full list of "seq????" name-value pairs I can use?
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{
"seqday1_th0_temp_c": "[seqday1_th0_temp_c]",
"seqday1_th0_temp_f": "[seqday1_th0_temp_f]",
"seqday1_t1_temp_c": "[seqday1_t1_temp_c]",
"seqday1_t1_temp_c": "[seqday1_t1_temp_c]",
"seqday1_uv0_index": "[seqday1_uv0_index]",
"seqday1_sol0_radiation_wqm": "[seqday1_sol0_radiation_wqm]",
"seqday1_wind0_gustspeed_kn": "[seqday1_wind0_gustspeed_kn]",
"seqday1_wind0_speed_kn": "[seqday1_wind0_speed_kn]",
"seqday1_wind0_maindir_deg": "[seqday1_wind0_maindir_deg]",
"seqday1_wind0_chill_c": "[seqday1_wind0_chill_c]",
"seqday1_rain1_rate_mm": "[seqday1_rain1_rate_mm]",
"seqday1_rain1_total_mm": "[seqday1_rain1_total_mm]"
}