Read time-series history for points via Haystack's hisRead op

domain: project-haystack.org · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
Sampled — shipped under file-level sampling, not individually fact-checkedcommunity attestations: 0✓ / 0✗

Steps

  1. For a single point, POST a grid with one row containing id (Ref) and range (Str, e.g. "today", "2012-10-01", or "{dateTime},{dateTime}")
  2. For a batch of same-timezone points, put range in grid meta and list multiple id rows; the response joins samples on a shared ts column across v0, v1, v2 value columns
  3. Read hisStart/hisEnd from the response grid meta to confirm the actual inclusive-start/exclusive-end window the server used
  4. If points span multiple timezones, restrict the batch to one timezone or set an explicit tz tag in the request meta

Known gotchas

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