Hlæja Device Data

Classes for the devices, to structure each state, Messages exchanged, as data awaits, Classes for sensors, each with their role, Bound to one purpose: transfer the whole. Through each link they connect, from device to gateway’s call, In the world of services, where data flows for all.

Properties for deployment

name	required	info
spring.profiles.active	*	Spring Boot environment
influxdb.bucket		InfluxDB bucket
influxdb.org		InfluxDB organization
influxdb.token	**	InfluxDB access token
influxdb.url	*	InfluxDB host url

Required: * can be stored as text, and ** need to be stored as secret.

Releasing Service

Run release pipeline from master branch.

Development Configuration

Global gradle properties

To authenticate with Gradle for services that require authentication, you can set your users and tokens in the gradle.properties file.

Here's how you can do it:

1. Open or create the gradle.properties file in your Gradle user home directory:
   • On Unix-like systems (Linux, macOS), this directory is typically ~/.gradle/.
   • On Windows, this directory is typically C:\Users\<YourUsername>\.gradle\.
2. Add the following lines to the gradle.properties file:

   repository.user=your_user
   repository.token=your_token_value
   
   influxdb.token=your_token_value
   

   or use environment variables REPOSITORY_USER, REPOSITORY_TOKEN, and INFLUXDB_TOKEN

InfluxDB configuration

Create Bucket and Organization in InfluxDB (Local Development)

Log in to InfluxDB (e.g., via the InfluxDB UI at http://localhost:8086). Click Create Organization, in the field Organization Name enter hlaeja_ltd, and in field Bucket Name enter device-data.