ARDI Documentation - code

Azure Communication Services Delivery

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Azure Communication Services Delivery The code below transmits your reports via email using Azure Communication Services, bypassing common issues with SMTP servers. To use this method, you must have... * Setup Azure Communication Services and the Email Services,

Live Barchart of All Properties Across A Relationship

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Live Barchart of All Properties Across A Relationship A Barchart report is used to show either current values or total values. You can use ARDIs relationships to help you ensure that the assets you're reporting on are in a sensible order. To do this, you'll need to pick a

Live Barchart of All Properties

anonymous@undisclosed.example.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 18 Dec 2025 22:50:17 +0000

Live Barchart of All Properties A Barchart report is used to show either current values or total values. Where possible, it's usually a good idea to ensure that the asset axis (the x-axis in this report) has some kind of logical order, which is where the

Basic Area Chart

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Basic Area Chart This code sample of a area chart report. It shows the value of a single property for a single asset. [400] Customising ElementReplace With[ASSET]The asset you want to report on[PROPERTY]The name of the property you want to report on[MEASUREMENT]

Basic Vertical Bar Chart

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Basic Vertical Bar Chart This code sample of a vertical bar chart report. It shows the average value of a single property across multiple assets. It uses a relationship to define the order that the assets appear in across the X axis. Asset names vary wildly in terms of length. Because of this, we suggest placing your asset names

Calculating Vessel Capacity in Volume and Time

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Calculating Vessel Capacity in Volume and Time Calculates the total amount of liquid remaining in a square/rectangular tank, and the amount of time it will last given the current level and outlet flow speed. @mdl.part("Water Tank",host) def WaterTankCapacity(mod): Fill = mod.AddInput("Level",0,"Main Water Tank.Level") Speed = mod.AddInput("Speed",0,"Main Water Pump.Flow Rate") Width = mod.AddConstant("Width",5) Length = mod.AddConstant("Length",5) Height = mod.AddConstan…

Capturing a Value as a Machine Passes

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Capturing a Value as a Machine Passes In this case, an asset named Machine with a speed and a position property is moving up and down a fixed path. We want to capture the speed of the machine with 1m resolution along that path. This solution exploits the fact that a calculation that returns

Coloured Vertical Bar Chart

anonymous@undisclosed.example.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 18 Dec 2025 22:50:17 +0000

Coloured Vertical Bar Chart This code sample of a vertical bar chart report. It shows the average value of a single property across multiple assets. It uses a relationship to define the order that the assets appear in across the X axis. Rather than drawing each bar at once, we draw each bar individually and perform some simple logic to colour the bars based on a condition.

Detecting a Fill Operation with Trigger

anonymous@undisclosed.example.com (Anonymous) — Thu, 18 Dec 2025 22:50:17 +0000

Detecting a Fill Operation with Trigger In this code, an asset named Machine is monitored for a change in its weight. If it rises, it is marked as in 'filling' mode and an event is logged. @at.trigger @at.data('Machine.Weight') @at.when(lambda o: o.IsRising(0)) def FillRecord(o): if o.Condition() == True: o.LogEvent("Machine Filling") o.Output("Machine/Filling",1) o.Output("Machine/Mode",1) else: o.Output("Machine/Filling",0) o.Output("Machine/…

Detecting an Unloading Operation with Trigger

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Detecting an Unloading Operation with Trigger In this example, a crane is moving to locations that we can see in it's position property. It is also carrying product that we can see the weight of with weight. In this trigger, we want to detect when the crane is unloading product. We want to determine when the unload began, when it finished, and how much product it dropped off.

Discord Report Delivery

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Discord Report Delivery [250] The code below delivers reports to a Discord server Note - it requires discordhook to be set in your settings, pointing to a WebHook for your Discord server/channel. import time import sys import requests import datetime import os import json import traceback f = open(sys.argv[1]) content = f.read() f.close() details = json.loads(content) #Settings hookid = details['options']['discordhook'] #Gather the files to send fileset = {} for n in details['files']: …

Discrete Stacked Area Chart

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Discrete Stacked Area Chart This code sample of a area chart report. This creates a stacked area chart of a single discrete property such as an on/off or a stopped/starting/running/stopping value. This style of report tries to answer two questions at the same time -

Donut/Pie Chart (Discrete Values)

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Donut/Pie Chart (Discrete Values) A Pie or Donut chart is used to show the percentage of a given population that have a particular characteristic, or the percentage of time that things were in given states. Note that generally pie charts are not the best visualisation. Because the human eye has more difficulty comparing angles than lines, it's usually better to show this sort of information through a bar-chart.

Google Drive Report Delivery

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Google Drive Report Delivery The code below delivers reports to a Google Drive folder. Note that you need to... * Have created a Google Cloud application, * Created a Service Account under that application with a JSON key, * Enabled the Google Drive

Basic Horizontal Bar Chart

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Basic Horizontal Bar Chart This code sample of a horizontal bar chart report. Horizontal bar charts are ideal when you want to show a discrete value (such as an on/off or open/closed/transitioning status) over time. Asset names vary wildly in terms of length. Because of this, we suggest placing your asset names

Summary Horizontal Bar Chart

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Summary Horizontal Bar Chart This code sample of a horizontal bar chart report. Horizontal bar charts are ideal when you want to show a discrete value (such as an on/off or open/closed/transitioning status) over time. In this case, we're showing a summary of how much time across the report range that the various assets were in different states.

Basic Heatmaps

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Basic Heatmaps This code sample of a heatmap report. Heatmaps are used when you have three dimensions of data (often asset, value and time) to display, and there are too many individual items to use a line chart. While you can use fixed colour tables like viridis

Infographic Sample Code

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Infographic Sample Code Barcharts Live Barchart - All Instances Of A Measurement Live Barchart - All Measurements Across A Relationship Line Charts Simple Line Chart Interactive Line Chart Discrete Charts / Status-Lines Status-Line - All Instances of a Measurement Donut/Pie Charts Live Pie Chart with Discrete Values Live Pie Chart with Custom Logic

Interactive Line Chart

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Interactive Line Chart A Line Chart report is used to show one value compared to another, usually when the x-axis is time. In most cases, bar charts are the preferred option if your x axis is something other than time. An example can be found in the

Line Graph of All Properties

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Line Graph of All Properties This code sample of a line-graph report. It contains every property of a particular type - in the example below, it's all of the conductivity measurements being made across the site. ”>” style=“