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Currently, there are many variants of device names, some with a dash between brand and number, some with a dash and spaces, and some with just a single space. Also, there is "Airtings - 4" with a missing "h". Is it possible to rename them to a more consistent format on our end, or must we contact the API provider?
If possible, I'd love to remove all spaces and have just a single dash between brand and number:
"Airthings-2"
"uHoo-3.2"
Airlys are named with six digits, maybe we can keep it as is for now.
Thanks,
Bowen
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The sensor names are indeed provided by the APIs, and they correspond to the names that were input by the person who added the sensors to the dashboards. They probably should not be changed there, as it would mess up the data currently saved in our database.
Still, if you would need it, I can adapt the Python fetching interface so that asking for Airthings-2 would retrieve data for Airthings - 2 in a transparent manner. There is already a similar behavior for querying fields that have synonyms (eg asking for temperature retrieves temp and temperature)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, there are many variants of device names, some with a dash between brand and number, some with a dash and spaces, and some with just a single space. Also, there is "Airtings - 4" with a missing "h". Is it possible to rename them to a more consistent format on our end, or must we contact the API provider?
If possible, I'd love to remove all spaces and have just a single dash between brand and number:
"Airthings-2"
"uHoo-3.2"
Airlys are named with six digits, maybe we can keep it as is for now.
Thanks,
Bowen
Describe the solution you'd like
No response
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: