diff --git a/bacure.coerce.html b/bacure.coerce.html index 9b20620..59aa8c2 100644 --- a/bacure.coerce.html +++ b/bacure.coerce.html @@ -1,27 +1,27 @@ -bacure.coerce documentation

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bacnet->clojure
multimethod
Recursively convert objects from the bacnet4j library into clojure datastructure.
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bacnet-types
(bacnet-types)
Return a list of the acceptable bacnet types (keywords) for the function
-`clojure->bacnet'.
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bean-map
(bean-map java-object)
Create a clojure map using `bean' and remove unwanted info
-
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class-to-keyword
(class-to-keyword bacnet-class)
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clojure->bacnet
multimethod
Transform clojure data values into the given bacnet type.
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bacnet->clojure
multimethod
Recursively convert objects from the bacnet4j library into clojure datastructure.
+
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bacnet-types
(bacnet-types)
Return a list of the acceptable bacnet types (keywords) for the function
+`clojure->bacnet'.
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bean-map
(bean-map java-object)
Create a clojure map using `bean' and remove unwanted info
+
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class-to-keyword
(class-to-keyword bacnet-class)
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clojure->bacnet
multimethod
Transform clojure data values into the given bacnet type.
 
-Run the function `bacnet-types' to see the available types.
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def-subclass-map
macro
(def-subclass-map bacnet-class subclass-map)
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enumerated-converter
macro
(enumerated-converter bacnet-class)
Generate the defmethods for `bacnet->clojure' and `clojure->bacnet'
+Run the function `bacnet-types' to see the available types.
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def-subclass-map
macro
(def-subclass-map bacnet-class subclass-map)
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enumerated-converter
macro
(enumerated-converter bacnet-class)
Generate the defmethods for `bacnet->clojure' and `clojure->bacnet'
 for bacnet enumerated types. 
 
 Also define a <class-name>-map which is a map of keywords and
-integer values.
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example
(example object-type-keyword)
Generate an example of the expected
-datastructure.
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from-camel
(from-camel string)
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int-to-keyword
(int-to-keyword data-map integer)
Convert the integer to its associated keyword in the data-map. If
+integer values.
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example
(example object-type-keyword)
Generate an example of the expected
+datastructure.
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from-camel
(from-camel string)
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int-to-keyword
(int-to-keyword data-map integer)
Convert the integer to its associated keyword in the data-map. If
 no match is found, generate an `unknown-XX' keyword, where XX is the
-given integer.
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int-to-keyword*
(int-to-keyword* inverted-data-map integer)
Convert the integer to its associated keyword in the data-map. If
+given integer.
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int-to-keyword*
(int-to-keyword* inverted-data-map integer)
Convert the integer to its associated keyword in the data-map. If
 no match is found, generate an `unknown-XX' keyword, where XX is the
 given integer.
 
-TAKES THE INVERTED DATAMAP
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key-or-num-to-int
(key-or-num-to-int data-map key-or-num)
Will convert the key-or-num into the integer value associated in
+TAKES THE INVERTED DATAMAP
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key-or-num-to-int
(key-or-num-to-int data-map key-or-num)
Will convert the key-or-num into the integer value associated in
 the data-map. If the keyword is not found in the data-map, check to
 see if it's an `unknown-XX' and extract the number.
 
 Default to '0' if the provided value is not a keyword nor a number.
 
-An error is thrown if the keyword doesn't match anything.
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object-to-keyword
(object-to-keyword bacnet-object)
Convert bacnet4j objects to clojure keywords
-
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subclass-to-map
(subclass-to-map class)
Make a map of the subclasses and associate them with their integer
-value.
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to-camel
(to-camel string)
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+An error is thrown if the keyword doesn't match anything.
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object-to-keyword
(object-to-keyword bacnet-object)
Convert bacnet4j objects to clojure keywords
+
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subclass-to-map
(subclass-to-map class)
Make a map of the subclasses and associate them with their integer
+value.
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to-camel
(to-camel string)
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diff --git a/bacure.coerce.obj.html b/bacure.coerce.obj.html
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bacnet-object-with-local-device
(bacnet-object-with-local-device object-map local-device-object)
Add a local device to the map metadata to allow conversion (and
-automatic object creation) to BACnet.
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determine-property-value-type
(determine-property-value-type object-type property-identifier)
Given an object-type and a property-identifier, return a map with
-the :type and if it's a :sequence.
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encode-properties
(encode-properties obj-map & remove-keys)
Encode an object map into a sequence of bacnet4j property-values.
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bacnet-object-with-local-device
(bacnet-object-with-local-device object-map local-device-object)
Add a local device to the map metadata to allow conversion (and
+automatic object creation) to BACnet.
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determine-property-value-type
(determine-property-value-type object-type property-identifier)
Given an object-type and a property-identifier, return a map with
+the :type and if it's a :sequence.
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encode-properties
(encode-properties obj-map & remove-keys)
Encode an object map into a sequence of bacnet4j property-values.
 Remove-keys can be used to remove read-only properties before
-sending a command.
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encode-properties-values
(encode-properties-values obj-map)
Take an object-map (a map of properties and values) and encode the
+sending a command.
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encode-properties-values
(encode-properties-values obj-map)
Take an object-map (a map of properties and values) and encode the
 values (not the properties) into their corresponding bacnet4j type. For
 example, a clojure number "1" might be encoded into a real, or
-into an unisgned integer, depending on the object.
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encode-property-value
(encode-property-value object-type property-identifier value)
Encode the property value depending on what type it should be given
+into an unisgned integer, depending on the object.
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encode-property-value
(encode-property-value object-type property-identifier value)
Encode the property value depending on what type it should be given
 the object.
 
 A type can be specified when required (proprietary properties) by
-using the function `force-type'.
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force-type
(force-type value type-keyword)
Associate the value with a specific type. Use only before
+using the function `force-type'.
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force-type
(force-type value type-keyword)
Associate the value with a specific type. Use only before
 encoding.
 
-Ex: {:some-property (force-type "some-value" :character-string)}
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get-object-type
(get-object-type obj-map)
Find the object type in an object-map (either from
-the :object-type, or in the :object-identifier).
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properties-by-option
(properties-by-option object-type option)
Return a list or properties. `option' should
-be :required, :optional, :sequence or :all.
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property-type-definitions
(property-type-definitions object-type)
Given an object type, return the properties it should have, and if
-they are :required, :optional, or :sequence.
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+Ex: {:some-property (force-type "some-value" :character-string)}
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get-object-type
(get-object-type obj-map)
Find the object type in an object-map (either from
+the :object-type, or in the :object-identifier).
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properties-by-option
(properties-by-option object-type option)
Return a list or properties. `option' should
+be :required, :optional, :sequence or :all.
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property-type-definitions
(property-type-definitions object-type)
Given an object type, return the properties it should have, and if
+they are :required, :optional, or :sequence.
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diff --git a/bacure.coerce.service.acknowledgement.html b/bacure.coerce.service.acknowledgement.html
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diff --git a/bacure.coerce.service.confirmed.html b/bacure.coerce.service.confirmed.html
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enable-disable-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
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enable-disable-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
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diff --git a/bacure.coerce.type.constructed.html b/bacure.coerce.type.constructed.html
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*detailed-property-value*
dynamic
If true, conversions from bacnet4j will include the
-property-array-index and the value's priority.
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accumulator-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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c-access-rule
(c-access-rule value)
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c-accumulator-record
(c-accumulator-record value)
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c-action-command
(c-action-command {:keys [device-identifier object-identifier property-identifier property-array-index property-value priority post-delay quit-on-failure write-successful]})
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c-action-list
(c-action-list coll)
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c-daily-schedule
(c-daily-schedule value)
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c-date-time
(c-date-time string)
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c-device-object-property-reference
(c-device-object-property-reference [device-object-identifier object-property-reference])
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c-device-object-reference
(c-device-object-reference [device-identifier object-identifier])
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c-event-transition-bits
(c-event-transition-bits {:keys [to-fault to-normal to-offnormal], :or {to-fault false, to-normal false, to-offnormal false}})
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c-limit-enable
(c-limit-enable {:keys [high-limit-enable low-limit-enable], :or {high-limit-enable false, low-limit-enable false}})
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c-log-record
(c-log-record {:keys [timestamp type value status-flags], :or {type :real, value 0}})
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c-object-property-reference
(c-object-property-reference [object-identifier property-reference])
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c-object-types-supported
(c-object-types-supported smap)
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c-property-reference
(c-property-reference property-reference)
Make a property reference. Argument can be of the forms:
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*detailed-property-value*
dynamic
If true, conversions from bacnet4j will include the
+property-array-index and the value's priority.
view source
accumulator-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
view source
c-access-rule
(c-access-rule value)
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c-accumulator-record
(c-accumulator-record value)
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c-action-command
(c-action-command {:keys [device-identifier object-identifier property-identifier property-array-index property-value priority post-delay quit-on-failure write-successful]})
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c-action-list
(c-action-list coll)
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c-daily-schedule
(c-daily-schedule value)
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c-date-time
(c-date-time string)
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c-device-object-property-reference
(c-device-object-property-reference [device-object-identifier object-property-reference])
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c-device-object-reference
(c-device-object-reference [device-identifier object-identifier])
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c-event-transition-bits
(c-event-transition-bits {:keys [to-fault to-normal to-offnormal], :or {to-fault false, to-normal false, to-offnormal false}})
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c-limit-enable
(c-limit-enable {:keys [high-limit-enable low-limit-enable], :or {high-limit-enable false, low-limit-enable false}})
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c-log-record
(c-log-record {:keys [timestamp type value status-flags], :or {type :real, value 0}})
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c-object-property-reference
(c-object-property-reference [object-identifier property-reference])
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c-object-types-supported
(c-object-types-supported smap)
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c-property-reference
(c-property-reference property-reference)
Make a property reference. Argument can be of the forms:
 [<property-identifer> <array-index>]
-<property-identifier>
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c-property-value
(c-property-value m)
Encode the property-value object. The value must already be a bacnet4j object.
+<property-identifier>
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c-property-value
(c-property-value m)
Encode the property-value object. The value must already be a bacnet4j object.
 
 Accept 2 forms. The simple form is the one usually returned when
 converting the bacnet4j object into a clojure datastructure.
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    :priority ...}
 
 Or simple:
-- [property-identifier value]
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c-property-value*
(c-property-value* m)
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c-read-access-specification
(c-read-access-specification object-identifier property-references)
As property-references, will accept:
+- [property-identifier value]
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c-property-value*
(c-property-value* m)
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c-read-access-specification
(c-read-access-specification object-identifier property-references)
As property-references, will accept:
 <property-identifier>
 [<property-identifier> <property-identifier>]
-[[<property-identifier> <array-index>] [<property-identifier> <array-index>]]
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c-recipient
(c-recipient v)
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c-services-supported
(c-services-supported smap)
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c-setpoint-reference
(c-setpoint-reference object-property-reference)
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c-simple-property-value
(c-simple-property-value vectors)
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c-status-flags
(c-status-flags {:keys [in-alarm fault overridden out-of-service], :or {in-alarm false, fault false, overridden false, out-of-service false}})
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c-time-value
(c-time-value value)
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coerce-supported
(coerce-supported java-object smap)
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location-specifier-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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object-types-supported
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services-supported
List of services associated with their bit-string value. We need to
-keep the ordering here, so no map.
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simple-coerce-supported
(simple-coerce-supported java-object smap)
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time-range-specifier-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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with-detailed-property-value
macro
(with-detailed-property-value & body)
Property-value(s), instead of being converted to
+[[<property-identifier> <array-index>] [<property-identifier> <array-index>]]
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c-recipient
(c-recipient v)
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c-services-supported
(c-services-supported smap)
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c-setpoint-reference
(c-setpoint-reference object-property-reference)
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c-simple-property-value
(c-simple-property-value vectors)
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c-status-flags
(c-status-flags {:keys [in-alarm fault overridden out-of-service], :or {in-alarm false, fault false, overridden false, out-of-service false}})
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c-time-value
(c-time-value value)
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coerce-supported
(coerce-supported java-object smap)
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location-specifier-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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object-types-supported
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services-supported
List of services associated with their bit-string value. We need to
+keep the ordering here, so no map.
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simple-coerce-supported
(simple-coerce-supported java-object smap)
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time-range-specifier-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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with-detailed-property-value
macro
(with-detailed-property-value & body)
Property-value(s), instead of being converted to
 '[property-identifier value]'
 
 Will get some additional values:
 {:property-identifier ...,
  :property-array-index ...,
  :value ...,
- :priority ...}.
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abort-reason-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
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access-authentication-factor-disable-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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access-credential-disable-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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access-credential-disable-reason-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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access-event-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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access-passback-mode-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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access-user-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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access-zone-occupancy-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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action-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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authentication-factor-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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authentication-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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backup-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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binary-pv-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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device-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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door-alarm-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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door-secured-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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door-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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door-value-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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engineering-units-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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error-class-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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error-code-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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event-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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event-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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file-access-method-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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life-safety-mode-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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life-safety-operation-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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life-safety-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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lighting-in-progress-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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lighting-operation-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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lighting-transition-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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lock-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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logging-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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maintenance-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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message-priority-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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node-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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notify-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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object-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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polarity-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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program-error-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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program-request-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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program-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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property-identifier-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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reject-reason-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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reliability-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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restart-reason-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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security-level-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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segmentation-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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shed-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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silenced-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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vt-class-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
-
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write-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
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abort-reason-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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access-authentication-factor-disable-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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access-credential-disable-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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access-credential-disable-reason-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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access-event-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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access-passback-mode-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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access-user-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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access-zone-occupancy-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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action-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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authentication-factor-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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authentication-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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backup-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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binary-pv-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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device-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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door-alarm-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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door-secured-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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door-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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door-value-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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engineering-units-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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error-class-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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error-code-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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event-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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event-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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file-access-method-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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life-safety-mode-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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life-safety-operation-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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life-safety-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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lighting-in-progress-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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lighting-operation-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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lighting-transition-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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lock-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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logging-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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maintenance-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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message-priority-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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node-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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notify-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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object-type-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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polarity-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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program-error-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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program-request-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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program-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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property-identifier-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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reject-reason-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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reliability-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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restart-reason-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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security-level-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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segmentation-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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shed-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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silenced-state-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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vt-class-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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write-status-map
Map of keywords and associated integer values.
+
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diff --git a/bacure.coerce.type.error.html b/bacure.coerce.type.error.html
index c4665c2..40a9ab8 100644
--- a/bacure.coerce.type.error.html
+++ b/bacure.coerce.type.error.html
@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 
-bacure.coerce.type.error documentation
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+bacure.coerce.type.error documentation
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diff --git a/bacure.coerce.type.primitive.html b/bacure.coerce.type.primitive.html
index 1ec7841..0fdcab0 100644
--- a/bacure.coerce.type.primitive.html
+++ b/bacure.coerce.type.primitive.html
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 
-bacure.coerce.type.primitive documentation
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bacure.coerce.type.primitive
c-bitstring
(c-bitstring value)
view source
c-boolean
(c-boolean bool)
view source
c-character-string
(c-character-string value)
view source
c-date
(c-date string)
view source
c-double
(c-double number)
view source
c-enumerated
(c-enumerated number)
view source
c-object-identifier
(c-object-identifier)(c-object-identifier [object-type object-instance])
Make an object identifier.
-
view source
c-octet-string
(c-octet-string v)
view source
c-primitive
(c-primitive something)
Given 'something', we take an educated guess as to what this should
+bacure.coerce.type.primitive documentation
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bacure.coerce.type.primitive
c-bitstring
(c-bitstring value)
view source
c-boolean
(c-boolean bool)
view source
c-character-string
(c-character-string value)
view source
c-date
(c-date string)
view source
c-double
(c-double number)
view source
c-enumerated
(c-enumerated number)
view source
c-object-identifier
(c-object-identifier)(c-object-identifier [object-type object-instance])
Make an object identifier.
+
view source
c-octet-string
(c-octet-string v)
view source
c-primitive
(c-primitive something)
Given 'something', we take an educated guess as to what this should
 become. (Contrary to everything else in the BACnet world, the
 TimeValue object accepts MANY different types of data. As such, we
-can't just convert it to a bacnet4j equivalent as we usually do.)
view source
c-real
(c-real value)
view source
c-signed
(c-signed value)
view source
c-time
(c-time string)
view source
c-unsigned-16
(c-unsigned-16 value)
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c-unsigned-32
(c-unsigned-32 value)
view source
c-unsigned-8
(c-unsigned-8 value)
view source
c-unsigned-integer
(c-unsigned-integer value)
view source

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+can't just convert it to a bacnet4j equivalent as we usually do.)
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c-real
(c-real value)
view source
c-signed
(c-signed value)
view source
c-time
(c-time string)
view source
c-unsigned-16
(c-unsigned-16 value)
view source
c-unsigned-32
(c-unsigned-32 value)
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c-unsigned-8
(c-unsigned-8 value)
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c-unsigned-integer
(c-unsigned-integer value)
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diff --git a/bacure.core.html b/bacure.core.html
index 556b7bd..0c77017 100644
--- a/bacure.core.html
+++ b/bacure.core.html
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 
-bacure.core documentation
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bacure.core
boot-up!
(boot-up!)(boot-up! configs)
Create a local-device, load its config file, initialize it, and
-find the remote devices.
view source
find-bacnet-port
(find-bacnet-port)(find-bacnet-port configs)
Scan ports to see if any BACnet device will respond. Use port
+bacure.core documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.core
boot-up!
(boot-up!)(boot-up! configs)
Create a local-device, load its config file, initialize it, and
+find the remote devices.
view source
find-bacnet-port
(find-bacnet-port)(find-bacnet-port configs)
Scan ports to see if any BACnet device will respond. Use port
 numbers as device-id.
 
 Example use:
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@
 devices have bad behaviour and send data back to 'their' port,
 regardless from which port the WhoIs came. In other to maximize our
 chances of finding them, we reset the local device with a new port
-each time.
view source
find-objects
(find-objects device-id criteria-map)(find-objects device-id criteria-map object-identifiers)
Return a list of objects-maps (properties) matching the criteria-map.
+each time.
view source
find-objects
(find-objects device-id criteria-map)(find-objects device-id criteria-map object-identifiers)
Return a list of objects-maps (properties) matching the criteria-map.
 
 Criteria-map example:
 {:present-value #(> % 10) :object-name #"(?i)analog" :model-name "GNU"}
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@
 * In case of multiple objects, if segmentation is supported, the
   same property is retrieved in a single request. For example, the
   `description' property for 3 different objects would be merged
-  into a single request.
view source
find-objects-everywhere
(find-objects-everywhere criteria-map)(find-objects-everywhere criteria-map object-identifiers)
Same as `find-objects', but will search every known devices on the network.
+  into a single request.
view source
find-objects-everywhere
(find-objects-everywhere criteria-map)(find-objects-everywhere criteria-map object-identifiers)
Same as `find-objects', but will search every known devices on the network.
 Group the result in a map where the device object identifier is the
 key. E.g. [:device 1234]
 
@@ -57,17 +57,17 @@
 {:present-value #(> % 10) :object-name #"(?i)analog" :model-name "GNU"}
 
 All remote devices are queried simultaneously (or as much as the
-local-device can allow).
view source
get-device-id
(get-device-id device-map)
Return the device-id from a device-map (bunch of properties).
+local-device can allow).
view source
get-device-id
(get-device-id device-map)
Return the device-id from a device-map (bunch of properties).
 
 This can be used to search the device-id amongst all the properties
-returned by (remote-objects-all-properties <some-device-id>).
view source
read-trend-log
(read-trend-log device-id object-identifier)(read-trend-log local-device-id device-id object-identifier)
A convenience function to retrieve all data from a trend-log (even the log-buffer).
+returned by (remote-objects-all-properties <some-device-id>).
view source
read-trend-log
(read-trend-log device-id object-identifier)(read-trend-log local-device-id device-id object-identifier)
A convenience function to retrieve all data from a trend-log (even the log-buffer).
 
 Example:  (read-trend-log 4589 [:trend-log 1])
 -> {:object-name "Trend Log 1",
     :start-time "2009-01-01T05:00:00.000Z",
     :log-buffer
     [["2009-03-01T07:15:00.000Z" 1009.0]
-     ["2009-03-01T07:30:00.000Z" 1010.0]...]...}
view source
remote-object-properties
(remote-object-properties device-id object-identifiers properties)(remote-object-properties local-device-id device-id object-identifiers properties)
Query a remote device and return the properties values
+     ["2009-03-01T07:30:00.000Z" 1010.0]...]...}
view source
remote-object-properties
(remote-object-properties device-id object-identifiers properties)(remote-object-properties local-device-id device-id object-identifiers properties)
Query a remote device and return the properties values
  Example: (remote-object-properties 1234 [:analog-input 0] :all)
  -> {:notification-class 4194303, :event-enable .....}
 
@@ -75,16 +75,16 @@
  item or a collection.
 
  Discards any properties with an error value 
-(example: property not found in object).
view source
remote-object-properties-with-error
(remote-object-properties-with-error device-id object-identifiers properties)(remote-object-properties-with-error local-device-id device-id object-identifiers properties)
Query a remote device and return the properties values
+(example: property not found in object).
view source
remote-object-properties-with-error
(remote-object-properties-with-error device-id object-identifiers properties)(remote-object-properties-with-error local-device-id device-id object-identifiers properties)
Query a remote device and return the properties values
 Example: (remote-object-properties-with-error 1234 [:analog-input 0] :all)
 -> {:notification-class 4194303, :event-enable .....}
 
 Both `object-identifiers' and `properties' accept either a single
 item or a collection.
 
-You probably want to use `remote-object-properties'.
view source
remote-objects
(remote-objects device-id)(remote-objects local-device-id device-id)
Return a collection of every objects in the remote device.
--> [[:device 1234] [:analog-input 0]...]
view source
remote-objects-all-properties
(remote-objects-all-properties device-id)(remote-objects-all-properties local-device-id device-id)
Return a list of maps of every objects and their properties.
-
view source
where
(where criteria)
Will test with criteria map as a predicate. If the value of a
+You probably want to use `remote-object-properties'.
view source
remote-objects
(remote-objects device-id)(remote-objects local-device-id device-id)
Return a collection of every objects in the remote device.
+-> [[:device 1234] [:analog-input 0]...]
view source
remote-objects-all-properties
(remote-objects-all-properties device-id)(remote-objects-all-properties local-device-id device-id)
Return a list of maps of every objects and their properties.
+
view source
where
(where criteria)
Will test with criteria map as a predicate. If the value of a
 key-val pair is a function, use it as a predicate. If the tested map
 value is not found, fail.
 
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@
 Criteria map:  {:a #(> % 10) :b "foo"}
 Tested-maps  {:a 20 :b "foo"}  success
              {:b "foo"}        fail
-             {:a nil :b "foo"} fail
view source
where-or-not-found
(where-or-not-found criteria)
Will test with criteria map as a predicate. If the value of a
+             {:a nil :b "foo"} fail
view source
where-or-not-found
(where-or-not-found criteria)
Will test with criteria map as a predicate. If the value of a
 key-val pair is a function, use it as a predicate. If the tested map
 value is not found, pass.
 
@@ -100,4 +100,4 @@
 Criteria map:  {:a #(> % 10) :b "foo"}
 Tested-maps  {:a 20 :b "foo"}  success
              {:b "foo"}        success
-             {:a nil :b "foo"} fail
view source

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+             {:a nil :b "foo"} fail
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diff --git a/bacure.events.html b/bacure.events.html
index 47f411d..f4c370d 100644
--- a/bacure.events.html
+++ b/bacure.events.html
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
 
-bacure.events documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.events
all-cached-cov-events
(all-cached-cov-events)(all-cached-cov-events local-device-id)
view source
cached-cov-events
(cached-cov-events)(cached-cov-events process-identifier)(cached-cov-events local-device-id process-identifier)
view source
cached-cov-events-by-object
(cached-cov-events-by-object)(cached-cov-events-by-object process-identifier)(cached-cov-events-by-object local-device-id process-identifier)
view source
cached-cov-events-for-object
(cached-cov-events-for-object object-identifier)(cached-cov-events-for-object process-identifier object-identifier)(cached-cov-events-for-object local-device-id process-identifier object-identifier)
view source
cached-remote-devices
(cached-remote-devices)(cached-remote-devices local-device-id)
view source
cached-remote-objects
(cached-remote-objects)(cached-remote-objects local-device-id)
view source
clear-all-cached-cov-events!
(clear-all-cached-cov-events!)(clear-all-cached-cov-events! local-device-id)
view source
clear-cached-cov-events!
(clear-cached-cov-events!)(clear-cached-cov-events! process-identifier)(clear-cached-cov-events! local-device-id process-identifier)
view source
clear-cached-remote-devices!
(clear-cached-remote-devices!)(clear-cached-remote-devices! local-device-id)
view source
clear-cached-remote-objects!
(clear-cached-remote-objects!)(clear-cached-remote-objects! local-device-id)
view source
default-cov-process-id
view source
unconfirmed-event-listener
(unconfirmed-event-listener local-device-id)
Listens to IAm, IHave, and COV events and updates a cache with the results
-
view source

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+bacure.events documentation
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all-cached-cov-events
(all-cached-cov-events)(all-cached-cov-events local-device-id)
view source
cached-cov-events
(cached-cov-events)(cached-cov-events process-identifier)(cached-cov-events local-device-id process-identifier)
view source
cached-cov-events-by-object
(cached-cov-events-by-object)(cached-cov-events-by-object process-identifier)(cached-cov-events-by-object local-device-id process-identifier)
view source
cached-cov-events-for-object
(cached-cov-events-for-object object-identifier)(cached-cov-events-for-object process-identifier object-identifier)(cached-cov-events-for-object local-device-id process-identifier object-identifier)
view source
cached-remote-devices
(cached-remote-devices)(cached-remote-devices local-device-id)
view source
cached-remote-objects
(cached-remote-objects)(cached-remote-objects local-device-id)
view source
clear-all-cached-cov-events!
(clear-all-cached-cov-events!)(clear-all-cached-cov-events! local-device-id)
view source
clear-cached-cov-events!
(clear-cached-cov-events!)(clear-cached-cov-events! process-identifier)(clear-cached-cov-events! local-device-id process-identifier)
view source
clear-cached-remote-devices!
(clear-cached-remote-devices!)(clear-cached-remote-devices! local-device-id)
view source
clear-cached-remote-objects!
(clear-cached-remote-objects!)(clear-cached-remote-objects! local-device-id)
view source
default-cov-process-id
view source
unconfirmed-event-listener
(unconfirmed-event-listener local-device-id)
Listens to IAm, IHave, and COV events and updates a cache with the results
+
view source

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diff --git a/bacure.local-device.html b/bacure.local-device.html
index a46dcbe..511683f 100644
--- a/bacure.local-device.html
+++ b/bacure.local-device.html
@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 
-bacure.local-device documentation
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add-listener!
(add-listener! local-device-id listener)
view source
add-object!
(add-object! object-map)(add-object! device-id object-map)
Add the object map to the local device. Returns an object map.
-
view source
clear!
(clear! local-device-id)
Destroy all traces of one local-device.
-
view source
clear-all!
(clear-all!)
Destroy all traces of all local-devices.
-
view source
default-configs
Some default configurations for device creation.
-
view source
default-transport
(default-transport network)
view source
disable-communications!
view source
enable-communications!
view source
get-configs
(get-configs local-device-id)
Return a map of the local-device configurations
-
view source
get-local-device
(get-local-device device-id)
Return the local-device associated with the device-id. If device-id
-is nil, simply return the first found.
view source
get-local-device-id
(get-local-device-id device-object)
Given a local device object, return the device ID.
-
view source
i-am-broadcast!
(i-am-broadcast!)(i-am-broadcast! local-device-id)
Send an 'I am' broadcast on the network.
-
view source
initialize!
(initialize!)(initialize! local-device-id)
Initialize the local device. This will bind it to it's port (most
+bacure.local-device documentation
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-next-instance
(-next-instance objects object-type)
view source
add-listener!
(add-listener! local-device-id listener)
view source
add-object!
(add-object! object-map)(add-object! device-id object-map)
Add the object map to the local device. Returns an object map.
+
view source
clear!
(clear! local-device-id)
Destroy all traces of one local-device.
+
view source
clear-all!
(clear-all!)
Destroy all traces of all local-devices.
+
view source
default-configs
Some default configurations for device creation.
+
view source
default-transport
(default-transport network)
view source
disable-communications!
view source
enable-communications!
view source
get-configs
(get-configs local-device-id)
Return a map of the local-device configurations
+
view source
get-local-device
(get-local-device device-id)
Return the local-device associated with the device-id. If device-id
+is nil, simply return the first found.
view source
get-local-device-id
(get-local-device-id device-object)
Given a local device object, return the device ID.
+
view source
i-am-broadcast!
(i-am-broadcast!)(i-am-broadcast! local-device-id)
Send an 'I am' broadcast on the network.
+
view source
initialize!
(initialize!)(initialize! local-device-id)
Initialize the local device. This will bind it to it's port (most
 likely 47808), send a WhoIsRequest and load any programs available
 for the local-device. The port will remain unavailable until the
 device is terminated. Once terminated, you should discard the device
@@ -17,19 +17,26 @@
 For more information on the local-device 'programs' operations, see
 the bacure.local-save namespace.
 
-Return true if initializing (binding to port) is successful.
view source
list-local-devices
(list-local-devices)
view source
load-local-device-backup!
(load-local-device-backup! local-device-id)(load-local-device-backup! local-device-id new-configs)
Load the local-device backup file and reset it with this new
-configuration.
view source
local-device-backup
(local-device-backup)(local-device-backup local-device-id)
Get the necessary information to create a local device backup.
-
view source
local-device-object
(local-device-object device-id)
Return the local-device bacnet4j object associated with the
-device-id. If device-id is nil, simply return the first found.
view source
local-objects
(local-objects)(local-objects device-id)
Return a list of all the local objects.
-
view source
maybe-register-as-foreign-device!
(maybe-register-as-foreign-device! local-device-id)
Try to register the device if the key ':foreign-device-target' is
-present in the configuration 
view source
new-local-device!
(new-local-device!)(new-local-device! configs-map)
Create a new device and return its ID. (A device is required to
+Return true if initializing (binding to port) is successful.
view source
list-local-devices
(list-local-devices)
view source
load-local-device-backup!
(load-local-device-backup! local-device-id)(load-local-device-backup! local-device-id new-configs)
Load the local-device backup file and reset it with this new
+configuration.
view source
local-device-backup
(local-device-backup)(local-device-backup local-device-id)
Get the necessary information to create a local device backup.
+
view source
local-device-object
(local-device-object device-id)
Return the local-device bacnet4j object associated with the
+device-id. If device-id is nil, simply return the first found.
view source
local-objects
(local-objects)(local-objects device-id)
Return a list of all the local objects.
+
view source
local-test-devices!
(local-test-devices! qty port)
Generate multiple devices with a unique IP address.
+(127.0.0.1, 127.0.0.2, etc.)
+
+They don't bind to anylocal ("0.0.0.0") and thus won't
+automatically receive broadcasts.
+
+You probably want to register them as foreign devices or use
+`remote-device/local-registered-test-devices!` instead.
view source
maybe-register-as-foreign-device!
(maybe-register-as-foreign-device! local-device-id)
Try to register the device if the key ':foreign-device-target' is
+present in the configuration 
view source
new-local-device!
(new-local-device!)(new-local-device! configs-map)
Create a new device and return its ID. (A device is required to
 communicate over the BACnet network.). Use the function 'initialize'
 and 'terminate' to bind and unbind the device to the BACnet port. If
 needed, the initial configurations are associated with the
 keyword :init-configs inside the local-device map.'
 
-See README for more information about how to specify configs-map.
view source
object
(object object-identifier)(object device-id object-identifier)
Return a local object
-
view source
register-as-foreign-device
(register-as-foreign-device target-ip-or-hostname target-port time-to-live)(register-as-foreign-device local-device-id target-ip-or-hostname target-port time-to-live)
Register the local device as a foreign device in a device located
+See README for more information about how to specify configs-map.
view source
object
(object object-identifier)(object device-id object-identifier)
Return a local object
+
view source
register-as-foreign-device
(register-as-foreign-device target-ip-or-hostname target-port time-to-live)(register-as-foreign-device local-device-id target-ip-or-hostname target-port time-to-live)
Register the local device as a foreign device in a device located
 on another network. Will block until the registration is completed
 or the request times out.
 
@@ -39,21 +46,21 @@
 Re-registration are handled automatically.
 
 Throws a BACnet exception if timeout, a NAK is received, the device
-is already registered or if the request couldn't be sent.
view source
remove-object!
(remove-object! object-identifier)(remove-object! device-id object-identifier)
view source
reset-local-device!
(reset-local-device!)(reset-local-device! config-or-id)(reset-local-device! local-device-id new-config)
Terminate the local device and discard it. Replace it with a new
+is already registered or if the request couldn't be sent.
view source
remove-all-objects!
(remove-all-objects!)(remove-all-objects! device-id)
Remove all the objects (except the local device itself).
+
view source
remove-object!
(remove-object! object-identifier)(remove-object! device-id object-identifier)
view source
reset-local-device!
(reset-local-device!)(reset-local-device! config-or-id)(reset-local-device! local-device-id new-config)
Terminate the local device and discard it. Replace it with a new
 local device, and apply the same configurations as the previous one.
 If a map with new configurations is provided, it will be merged with
 the old config.
 
 (reset-local-device {:device-id 1112})
----> reset the device and change the device id.
view source
save-local-device-backup!
(save-local-device-backup!)
Save the device backup on a local file and return the config map.
-
view source
terminate!
(terminate!)(terminate! local-device-id)
Terminate the local device, freeing any bound port in the process. Close its
+---> reset the device and change the device id.
view source
save-local-device-backup!
(save-local-device-backup!)
Save the device backup on a local file and return the config map.
+
view source
terminate!
(terminate!)(terminate! local-device-id)
Terminate the local device, freeing any bound port in the process. Close its
 serial connection if it exists afterwards. (If we don't terminate the device
 first, and it's got an MS/TP node, it'll try to access a closed serial
-connection in its MS/TP node thread and it'll throw angrily.)
view source
terminate-all!
(terminate-all!)
Terminate all local devices.
-
view source
unregister-as-foreign-device
(unregister-as-foreign-device)(unregister-as-foreign-device local-device-id)
Unregister as a foreign device. Should be done automatically when
-terminating a local device.
view source
update-configs!
(update-configs! local-device-id properties-smap)
Given a map of properties, will update the local-device. Return the
+connection in its MS/TP node thread and it'll throw angrily.)
view source
terminate-all!
(terminate-all!)
Terminate all local devices.
+
view source
unregister-as-foreign-device
(unregister-as-foreign-device)(unregister-as-foreign-device local-device-id)
Unregister as a foreign device. Should be done automatically when
+terminating a local device.
view source
update-configs!
(update-configs! local-device-id properties-smap)
Given a map of properties, will update the local-device. Return the
 device configs. Please note that many properties CANNOT be changed
 while the device is initialized (:object-identifier for example) and
-will simply be discarded.
view source
with-temp-devices
macro
(with-temp-devices & body)
Execute body with a temporary set of local-devices. Any existing
-devices will be terminated before the body executes and re-initiated
-after. Useful for tests.
view source

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+will simply be discarded.
view source
update-object!
(update-object! object-map)(update-object! device-id object-map)
view source
with-temp-devices
macro
(with-temp-devices & body)
Execute body with a temporary set of local-devices. Useful for tests.
+Warning: uses `with-redefs`, don't use concurrently (ex: pmap).
view source

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diff --git a/bacure.local-save.html b/bacure.local-save.html
index 3745445..369c1f2 100644
--- a/bacure.local-save.html
+++ b/bacure.local-save.html
@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 
-bacure.local-save documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.local-save
config-file
view source
delete-configs
(delete-configs)
Delete the configuration file for the local-device.
-
view source
get-configs
(get-configs)
Get the map configs for the local device.
-
view source
get-program-content
(get-program-content)(get-program-content n)
Return the string content of a program file. Nil if file doesn't
-exist (or is empty).
view source
get-program-file
(get-program-file)(get-program-file name)
Return the program file as a string.
-
view source
load-program
(load-program)(load-program name)
Load a given program file. Default to 'main' if no name is given.
-
view source
make-program-path
(make-program-path name)
view source
merge-and-save-configs
(merge-and-save-configs content)
Merge the given map with the config file. Return the resulting map.
-
view source
mkdir-spit
(mkdir-spit f content)
Try to make the directories leading to the file if they don't
-already exists.
view source
path
view source
safe-read
(safe-read s)
Evaluate the string in a safe way. If error while reading, return
-nil
view source
save-and-load
(save-and-load content)(save-and-load name content)
Save and load a program string. Default to 'main' if no name is given.
-
view source
save-configs
(save-configs content)
Save configs for the local device. Should be a map. Return the
-configs.
view source
set-program
(set-program content)(set-program name content)
Insert the given string into the program file. Program file default
-to 'main' if not specified.
view source

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+bacure.local-save documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.local-save
config-file
view source
delete-configs
(delete-configs)
Delete the configuration file for the local-device.
+
view source
get-configs
(get-configs)
Get the map configs for the local device.
+
view source
get-program-content
(get-program-content)(get-program-content n)
Return the string content of a program file. Nil if file doesn't
+exist (or is empty).
view source
get-program-file
(get-program-file)(get-program-file name)
Return the program file as a string.
+
view source
load-program
(load-program)(load-program name)
Load a given program file. Default to 'main' if no name is given.
+
view source
make-program-path
(make-program-path name)
view source
merge-and-save-configs
(merge-and-save-configs content)
Merge the given map with the config file. Return the resulting map.
+
view source
mkdir-spit
(mkdir-spit f content)
Try to make the directories leading to the file if they don't
+already exists.
view source
path
view source
safe-read
(safe-read s)
Evaluate the string in a safe way. If error while reading, return
+nil
view source
save-and-load
(save-and-load content)(save-and-load name content)
Save and load a program string. Default to 'main' if no name is given.
+
view source
save-configs
(save-configs content)
Save configs for the local device. Should be a map. Return the
+configs.
view source
set-program
(set-program content)(set-program name content)
Insert the given string into the program file. Program file default
+to 'main' if not specified.
view source

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diff --git a/bacure.network.html b/bacure.network.html
index 5d970cb..99f0d4f 100644
--- a/bacure.network.html
+++ b/bacure.network.html
@@ -1,15 +1,15 @@
 
-bacure.network documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.network
create-mstp-network
(create-mstp-network {:keys [local-network-number mstp-config], :as device-config})
Return an MstpNetwork object, configured with either a slave or a master node
+bacure.network documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.network
create-mstp-network
(create-mstp-network {:keys [local-network-number mstp-config], :as device-config})
Return an MstpNetwork object, configured with either a slave or a master node
 for the local-device. This class does not have a dedicated 'builder' like the
-IP network does, so we'll call its constructor directly.
view source
default-mstp-config
view source
get-any-ip
(get-any-ip)
Return the first IPv4 found.
-
view source
get-broadcast-address
(get-broadcast-address local-ip)
Given a local-ip, return the broadcast address
-
view source
get-broadcast-address-of-interface
(get-broadcast-address-of-interface interface)
view source
get-interface-from-ip
(get-interface-from-ip ip)
Given an IP address, return the interface.
-
view source
get-interfaces
(get-interfaces)
Return the list of interfaces on this machine.
-
view source
interfaces-and-ips
(interfaces-and-ips)
Return a list of interfaces and their IPs.
-({:interface "wlan0", :ips ("192.168.0.2")})
view source
ip-network-builder
(ip-network-builder {:keys [broadcast-address local-address local-network-number port reuse-address]})
Return an IP network object.
-
view source
ipv4-from-interface
(ipv4-from-interface interface)
Return a list of available IPs from the interface. Remove any
+IP network does, so we'll call its constructor directly.
view source
default-mstp-config
view source
get-any-ip
(get-any-ip)
Return the first IPv4 found.
+
view source
get-broadcast-address
(get-broadcast-address local-ip)
Given a local-ip, return the broadcast address
+
view source
get-broadcast-address-of-interface
(get-broadcast-address-of-interface interface)
view source
get-interface-from-ip
(get-interface-from-ip ip)
Given an IP address, return the interface.
+
view source
get-interfaces
(get-interfaces)
Return the list of interfaces on this machine.
+
view source
interfaces-and-ips
(interfaces-and-ips)
Return a list of interfaces and their IPs.
+({:interface "wlan0", :ips ("192.168.0.2")})
view source
ip-network-builder
(ip-network-builder {:keys [broadcast-address local-address local-network-number port reuse-address]})
Return an IP network object.
+
view source
ipv4-from-interface
(ipv4-from-interface interface)
Return a list of available IPs from the interface. Remove any
 loopback address.
 
-As BACnet doesn't support IPv6 yet, just keep IPv4.
view source
mstp-listener-network
(mstp-listener-network receive-npdu-fn node local-network-number)
view source
resolve-dns
(resolve-dns IP-or-url)
Return the IP of a given url, or simply return the IP unchanged
-
view source
to-bytes
(to-bytes IP-or-url)
view source

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+As BACnet doesn't support IPv6 yet, just keep IPv4.
view source
mstp-listener-network
(mstp-listener-network receive-npdu-fn node local-network-number)
view source
resolve-dns
(resolve-dns IP-or-url)
Return the IP of a given url, or simply return the IP unchanged
+
view source
to-bytes
(to-bytes IP-or-url)
view source

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diff --git a/bacure.read-properties.html b/bacure.read-properties.html
index b88899c..881b768 100644
--- a/bacure.read-properties.html
+++ b/bacure.read-properties.html
@@ -1,26 +1,26 @@
 
-bacure.read-properties documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.read-properties
assemble-arrays
(assemble-arrays data)
Reassemble arrays from data returned from a
-read-property-multiple.
view source
assemble-results
(assemble-results results)
For each object-identifier, check if a property is present is
+bacure.read-properties documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.read-properties
assemble-arrays
(assemble-arrays data)
Reassemble arrays from data returned from a
+read-property-multiple.
view source
assemble-results
(assemble-results results)
For each object-identifier, check if a property is present is
 present more than once. If it is, we are most probably dealing with
-a segmented array... just concat them together.
view source
BACnet-array?
(BACnet-array? data)
Return true if the raw data returned by a read property is part of
-an array.
view source
compact-obj-prop-ref
(compact-obj-prop-ref obj-prop-refs)
Inverse of 'expand-obj-prop-ref'.
-
view source
expand-array
(expand-array local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-reference)(expand-array local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-reference size)
Ask the remote device what is the length of the BACnet array and
+a segmented array... just concat them together.
view source
BACnet-array?
(BACnet-array? data)
Return true if the raw data returned by a read property is part of
+an array.
view source
compact-obj-prop-ref
(compact-obj-prop-ref obj-prop-refs)
Inverse of 'expand-obj-prop-ref'.
+
view source
expand-array
(expand-array local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-reference)(expand-array local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-reference size)
Ask the remote device what is the length of the BACnet array and
 return as many object-property-identifiers. If object is not an
 array (or any other error), return nil.
 
-An array length can be provided to avoid a request to a remote device.
view source
expand-obj-prop-ref
(expand-obj-prop-ref obj-prop-refs)
Take a normal object-property-references, such as
+An array length can be provided to avoid a request to a remote device.
view source
expand-obj-prop-ref
(expand-obj-prop-ref obj-prop-refs)
Take a normal object-property-references, such as
 
 [ [[:analog-input 0] :description :object-name] ...]
 
 and separate the properties into individual references to obtain:
 [ [[:analog-input 0] :description]
-  [[:analog-input 0] :object-name] ...]
view source
find-max-refs
(find-max-refs local-device-id device-id)
view source
is-expanded-array?
(is-expanded-array? opr)
Return true if the object-property-references is an expanded array
+  [[:analog-input 0] :object-name] ...]
view source
find-max-refs
(find-max-refs local-device-id device-id)
view source
is-expanded-array?
(is-expanded-array? opr)
Return true if the object-property-references is an expanded array
 Example :
 [[[:device 123] [:object-list 1]]
- [[:device 123] [:object-list 2]]]
view source
partition-object-property-references
(partition-object-property-references local-device-id device-id obj-prop-references)
view source
read-array-in-chunks
(read-array-in-chunks local-device-id device-id partitioned-array)
Read the partitioned arrays in chunks and then assemble them back
-together.
view source
read-array-individually
(read-array-individually local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-reference)
Read a BACnet array one time at the time and re-assemble the result
-afterward.
view source
read-individually
(read-individually local-device-id device-id object-property-references)
Given a list of object-property-references, return a list of object properties maps.
+ [[:device 123] [:object-list 2]]]
view source
partition-object-property-references
(partition-object-property-references local-device-id device-id obj-prop-references)
view source
read-array-in-chunks
(read-array-in-chunks local-device-id device-id partitioned-array)
Read the partitioned arrays in chunks and then assemble them back
+together.
view source
read-array-individually
(read-array-individually local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-reference)
Read a BACnet array one time at the time and re-assemble the result
+afterward.
view source
read-individually
(read-individually local-device-id device-id object-property-references)
Given a list of object-property-references, return a list of object properties maps.
 
 [[[:analog-input 0] :description]
  [[:analog-input 1] :object-name]
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
 
 ({:description "ANALOG INPUT 0", :object-identifier [:analog-input 0]}
  {:object-name "ANALOG INPUT 1", :object-identifier [:analog-input 1]}
- {[:object-list 2] [:analog-input 0], :object-identifier [:device 1234]})
view source
read-properties
(read-properties device-id object-property-references)(read-properties local-device-id device-id object-property-references)
Retrieve the property values form a remote device.
+ {[:object-list 2] [:analog-input 0], :object-identifier [:device 1234]})
view source
read-properties
(read-properties device-id object-property-references)(read-properties local-device-id device-id object-property-references)
Retrieve the property values form a remote device.
  Format for object-property-references should be:
 
  [ [[:analog-input 0] :description :object-name]   <--- multiple properties
@@ -42,29 +42,29 @@
 Example:
 
 ({:object-identifier [analog-input 1], :present-value 12.23}
- {:object-identifier [analog-input 2], :present-value 24.53, object-name "Analog Input 2"})
view source
read-properties-multiple-objects
(read-properties-multiple-objects device-id object-identifiers properties)(read-properties-multiple-objects local-device-id device-id object-identifiers properties)
A convenience function to retrieve properties for multiple
-objects.
view source
read-property-multiple
(read-property-multiple local-device-id device-id obj-prop-references)
read-access-specification should be of the form:
+ {:object-identifier [analog-input 2], :present-value 24.53, object-name "Analog Input 2"})
view source
read-properties-multiple-objects
(read-properties-multiple-objects device-id object-identifiers properties)(read-properties-multiple-objects local-device-id device-id object-identifiers properties)
A convenience function to retrieve properties for multiple
+objects.
view source
read-property-multiple
(read-property-multiple local-device-id device-id obj-prop-references)
read-access-specification should be of the form:
  [[object-identifier property-references]
   [object-identifier property-references]]
 
 In case of an error (example :unknown-object), will fallback to
 reading everything individually in order to be able to know which
-property-reference is problematic.
view source
read-property-multiple*
(read-property-multiple* local-device-id device-id obj-prop-references)
read-access-specification should be of the form:
+property-reference is problematic.
view source
read-property-multiple*
(read-property-multiple* local-device-id device-id obj-prop-references)
read-access-specification should be of the form:
 [[object-identifier property-references]
- [object-identifier property-references]]
view source
read-property-multiple-request
(read-property-multiple-request obj-prop-references)
Create a read-property-multiple request.
+ [object-identifier property-references]]
view source
read-property-multiple-request
(read-property-multiple-request obj-prop-references)
Create a read-property-multiple request.
 [[object-identifier property-references]
- [object-identifier property-references]]
view source
read-property-request
(read-property-request object-identifier property-reference)
Create a read-property request.
+ [object-identifier property-references]]
view source
read-property-request
(read-property-request object-identifier property-reference)
Create a read-property request.
 
 [:analog-input 0] :description
-[:analog-input 0] [:description 0] <--- with array index
view source
read-range
(read-range local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-identifier array-index [reference range] & by-what?)
'by-what?' can be :sequence, :time, or position (the default if
-none is provided).
view source
read-range-request
(read-range-request object-identifier property-identifier array-index [reference range] & by-what?)
'by-what?' can be :sequence, :time, or position (the default if
-none is provided).
view source
read-range-request-by
(read-range-request-by reference range & by-what)
view source
read-single-property
(read-single-property local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-reference)
Read a single property.
-
view source
read-single-property-with-fallback
(read-single-property-with-fallback local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-reference)
Read a single property. If there's a size-related APDU error, will
-try to read the BACnet arrays one item at the time.
view source
replace-special-identifier
(replace-special-identifier object-property-references)
For devices that don't support the special identifiers
+[:analog-input 0] [:description 0] <--- with array index
view source
read-range
(read-range local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-identifier array-index [reference range] & by-what?)
'by-what?' can be :sequence, :time, or position (the default if
+none is provided).
view source
read-range-request
(read-range-request object-identifier property-identifier array-index [reference range] & by-what?)
'by-what?' can be :sequence, :time, or :position (the default if none is provided).
+
view source
read-range-request-by
(read-range-request-by reference range & by-what)
view source
read-single-property
(read-single-property local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-reference)
Read a single property.
+
view source
read-single-property-with-fallback
(read-single-property-with-fallback local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-reference)
Read a single property. If there's a size-related APDU error, will
+try to read the BACnet arrays one item at the time.
view source
replace-special-identifier
(replace-special-identifier object-property-references)
For devices that don't support the special identifiers
 (i.e. :all, :required and :optional), return a list of properties.
 
 The :all won't be as the one defined by the BACnet standard,
 because we can't know for sure what are the properties. (Especially
-in the case of proprietary objects.)
view source
size-related?
(size-related? read-result)
True if the abort reason is size related.
-
view source
split-opr
(split-opr obj-prop-references)
view source
when-coll
(when-coll coll f)
Apply function 'f' to coll only if it really is a collection.
-Return nil otherwise.
view source

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+in the case of proprietary objects.)
view source
size-related?
(size-related? read-result)
True if the abort reason is size related.
+
view source
split-opr
(split-opr obj-prop-references)
view source
when-coll
(when-coll coll f)
Apply function 'f' to coll only if it really is a collection.
+Return nil otherwise.
view source

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diff --git a/bacure.remote-device.html b/bacure.remote-device.html
index 29dafce..41e64ea 100644
--- a/bacure.remote-device.html
+++ b/bacure.remote-device.html
@@ -1,53 +1,54 @@
 
-bacure.remote-device documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.remote-device
advanced-property
(advanced-property property-value priority property-array-index)
Take a property and wrap it inside a map with the priority and
-property-array-index.
view source
all-extended-information
(all-extended-information)(all-extended-information local-device-id)
Make sure we have the extended information of every known
+bacure.remote-device documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.remote-device
advanced-property
(advanced-property property-value priority property-array-index)
Take a property and wrap it inside a map with the priority and
+property-array-index.
view source
all-extended-information
(all-extended-information)(all-extended-information local-device-id)
Make sure we have the extended information of every known
 remote devices.
 
 Can be used some time after the network discovery mechanism, as
 some devices might take a while to answer the WhoIs.
 
-Remote devices are queried in parallel.
view source
cached-extended-information
(cached-extended-information device-id)(cached-extended-information local-device-id device-id)
Return the cached remote device extended information. Nil if we have nothing.
-
view source
create-remote-object!
(create-remote-object! device-id object-map)(create-remote-object! local-device-id device-id object-map)
Send a 'create object request' to the remote device. Must be given
+Remote devices are queried in parallel.
view source
cached-extended-information
(cached-extended-information device-id)(cached-extended-information local-device-id device-id)
Return the cached remote device extended information. Nil if we have nothing.
+
view source
create-remote-object!
(create-remote-object! device-id object-map)(create-remote-object! local-device-id device-id object-map)
Send a 'create object request' to the remote device. Must be given
 at least an :object-identifier OR an :object-type. If
 an :object-identifier isn't given, the numbering of the new object
 will be choosen by the remote device.
 
 Will block until we receive a response back, success or failure.
-If the request times out, an exception is thrown.
view source
delete-remote-object!
(delete-remote-object! device-id object-identifier)(delete-remote-object! local-device-id device-id object-identifier)
Send a 'delete object' request to a remote device.
+If the request times out, an exception is thrown.
view source
delete-remote-object!
(delete-remote-object! device-id object-identifier)(delete-remote-object! local-device-id device-id object-identifier)
Send a 'delete object' request to a remote device.
 
  Will block until we receive a response back, success or failure.
-If the request times out, an exception is thrown.
view source
discover-network
(discover-network)(discover-network local-device-id)(discover-network local-device-id tries)
Find remote devices and their extended info. By default, will try
+If the request times out, an exception is thrown.
view source
discover-network
(discover-network)(discover-network local-device-id)(discover-network local-device-id tries)
Find remote devices and their extended info. By default, will try
 up to 5 time if not a single device answer. Return the list of
 remote-devices.
 
 Should be called in a future call to avoid `hanging' the program
-while waiting for the remote devices to answer.
view source
extended-information
(extended-information device-id)(extended-information local-device-id device-id)
Return the device extended information that we have cached locally,
-or request it directly to the remote device.
view source
find-remote-device
(find-remote-device remote-device-id)(find-remote-device remote-device-id {:keys [wait-seconds], :or {wait-seconds 1}, :as args})(find-remote-device local-device-id remote-device-id {:keys [wait-seconds], :or {wait-seconds 1}, :as args})
Send a WhoIs for a single device-id, effectively finding a single
+while waiting for the remote devices to answer.
view source
extended-information
(extended-information device-id)(extended-information local-device-id device-id)
Return the device extended information that we have cached locally,
+or request it directly to the remote device.
view source
find-remote-device
(find-remote-device remote-device-id)(find-remote-device remote-device-id {:keys [wait-seconds], :or {wait-seconds 1}, :as args})(find-remote-device local-device-id remote-device-id {:keys [wait-seconds], :or {wait-seconds 1}, :as args})
Send a WhoIs for a single device-id, effectively finding a single
 device. Some devices seem to ignore a general WhoIs broadcast, but
-will answer a WhoIs request specifically for their ID.
view source
find-remote-devices
(find-remote-devices)(find-remote-devices {:keys [min-range max-range wait-seconds], :or {min-range 0, max-range 4194303, wait-seconds 1}, :as args})(find-remote-devices local-device-id {:keys [min-range max-range wait-seconds], :or {min-range 0, max-range 4194303, wait-seconds 1}, :as args})
We find remote devices by sending a 'WhoIs' broadcast. Every device
+will answer a WhoIs request specifically for their ID.
view source
find-remote-devices
(find-remote-devices)(find-remote-devices {:keys [min-range max-range wait-seconds], :or {min-range 0, max-range 4194303, wait-seconds 1}, :as args})(find-remote-devices local-device-id {:keys [min-range max-range wait-seconds], :or {min-range 0, max-range 4194303, wait-seconds 1}, :as args})
We find remote devices by sending a 'WhoIs' broadcast. Every device
 that responds is added to the remote-devices field in the
 local-device. WARNING: This won't ask the device if it supports
 read-property-multiple. Thus, any property read based solely on this
 remote device discovery might fail. The use of `discover-network' is
 highly recommended, even if it might take a little longer to
-execute.
view source
find-remote-devices-having-object
(find-remote-devices-having-object object-identifier-or-name)(find-remote-devices-having-object object-identifier-or-name {:keys [min-range max-range wait-seconds], :or {min-range 0, max-range 4194303, wait-seconds 1}, :as args})(find-remote-devices-having-object local-device-id object-identifier-or-name {:keys [min-range max-range wait-seconds], :or {min-range 0, max-range 4194303, wait-seconds 1}, :as args})
Do a Who-Has and return the remote-device-ids of any remote devices that
+execute.
view source
find-remote-devices-having-object
(find-remote-devices-having-object object-identifier-or-name)(find-remote-devices-having-object object-identifier-or-name {:keys [min-range max-range wait-seconds], :or {min-range 0, max-range 4194303, wait-seconds 1}, :as args})(find-remote-devices-having-object local-device-id object-identifier-or-name {:keys [min-range max-range wait-seconds], :or {min-range 0, max-range 4194303, wait-seconds 1}, :as args})
Do a Who-Has and return the remote-device-ids of any remote devices that
 respond. The Who-Has updates a cache that can be accessed at
 bacure.events/cached-remote-objects, and that is the same cache we query
-here.
view source
get-remote-devices-having-object
(get-remote-devices-having-object object-identifier-or-name)(get-remote-devices-having-object local-device-id object-identifier-or-name)
Query our cached remote-objects to see which remote-devices have the
+here.
view source
get-remote-devices-having-object
(get-remote-devices-having-object object-identifier-or-name)(get-remote-devices-having-object local-device-id object-identifier-or-name)
Query our cached remote-objects to see which remote-devices have the
 specified object (if any). Use `find-remote-devices-having-object`
-to update the cache.
view source
IAm-received-auto-fetch-extended-information
(IAm-received-auto-fetch-extended-information local-device-id)
Listen to IAm and try to fetch extended-information.
-
view source
is-alive?
(is-alive? device-id)(is-alive? local-device-id device-id)
Check if the remote device is still alive. This is the closest
-thing to a 'ping' in the BACnet world.
view source
networking-info
(networking-info device-id)(networking-info local-device-id device-id)
Return a map with the networking info of the remote device. (The
-network number, the IP address, the port...)
view source
rd
(rd device-id)(rd local-device-id device-id)
Get the remote device object by its device-id
-
view source
remote-devices
(remote-devices)(remote-devices local-device-id)
Return the list of the current remote devices. These devices must
-be in the local table. To scan a network, use `discover-network'.
view source
remote-devices-and-names
(remote-devices-and-names)(remote-devices-and-names local-device-id)
Return a list of vector pair with the device-id and its name.
--->  ([1234 "SimpleServer"])
view source
retrieve-extended-information!
(retrieve-extended-information! device-id)(retrieve-extended-information! local-device-id device-id)
Retrieve the remote device extended information (name, segmentation,
+to update the cache.
view source
IAm-received-auto-fetch-extended-information
(IAm-received-auto-fetch-extended-information local-device-id)
Listen to IAm and try to fetch extended-information.
+
view source
is-alive?
(is-alive? device-id)(is-alive? local-device-id device-id)
Check if the remote device is still alive. This is the closest
+thing to a 'ping' in the BACnet world.
view source
local-registered-test-devices!
(local-registered-test-devices! qty)
Boot up local devices and return their IDs.
+The devices are registered as foreign devices to each other.
view source
networking-info
(networking-info device-id)(networking-info local-device-id device-id)
Return a map with the networking info of the remote device. (The
+network number, the IP address, the port...)
view source
rd
(rd device-id)(rd local-device-id device-id)
Get the remote device object by its device-id
+
view source
remote-devices
(remote-devices)(remote-devices local-device-id)
Return the list of the current remote devices. These devices must
+be in the local table. To scan a network, use `discover-network'.
view source
remote-devices-and-names
(remote-devices-and-names)(remote-devices-and-names local-device-id)
Return a list of vector pair with the device-id and its name.
+-->  ([1234 "SimpleServer"])
view source
retrieve-extended-information!
(retrieve-extended-information! device-id)(retrieve-extended-information! local-device-id device-id)
Retrieve the remote device extended information (name, segmentation,
 property multiple, etc..) and update it locally.
 
-Return the cached extended information.
view source
segmentation-supported
(segmentation-supported device-id)(segmentation-supported local-device-id device-id)
Return the type of segmentatin supported.
-
view source
services-supported
(services-supported device-id)(services-supported local-device-id device-id)
Return a map of the services supported by the remote device.
-
view source
set-remote-properties!
(set-remote-properties! device-id write-access-specifications)(set-remote-properties! local-device-id device-id write-access-specifications)
Set the given remote object properties.
+Return the cached extended information.
view source
segmentation-supported
(segmentation-supported device-id)(segmentation-supported local-device-id device-id)
Return the type of segmentatin supported.
+
view source
services-supported
(services-supported device-id)(services-supported local-device-id device-id)
Return a map of the services supported by the remote device.
+
view source
set-remote-properties!
(set-remote-properties! device-id write-access-specifications)(set-remote-properties! local-device-id device-id write-access-specifications)
Set the given remote object properties.
 
 Will block until we receive a response back, success or failure.
 
@@ -55,9 +56,9 @@
 {[:analog-input 1] [[:present-value 10.0][:description "short description"]]}
 
 If the remote device doesn't support 'write-property-multiple',
-fallback to writing all properties individually.
view source
set-remote-property!
(set-remote-property! device-id object-identifier property-identifier property-value)(set-remote-property! local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-identifier property-value)
Set the given remote object property.
+fallback to writing all properties individually.
view source
set-remote-property!
(set-remote-property! device-id object-identifier property-identifier property-value)(set-remote-property! local-device-id device-id object-identifier property-identifier property-value)
Set the given remote object property.
 
  Will block until we receive a response back, success or failure.
 
 Property-value can be the value directly OR a map resulting from
-`advanced-property'
view source
write-single-multiple-properties
(write-single-multiple-properties local-device-id device-id write-access-specifications)
view source

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+`advanced-property'
view source
write-single-multiple-properties
(write-single-multiple-properties local-device-id device-id write-access-specifications)
view source

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diff --git a/bacure.serial-connection.html b/bacure.serial-connection.html
index 8824925..3c5e1a9 100644
--- a/bacure.serial-connection.html
+++ b/bacure.serial-connection.html
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 
-bacure.serial-connection documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.serial-connection
connection-opened?
(connection-opened? com-port)
view source
ensure-connection-closed!
(ensure-connection-closed! com-port)
serial/close! returns nil. NOTE: You must terminate any MS/TP nodes that
-reference this connection first!
view source
get-input-stream
(get-input-stream connection)
view source
get-opened-serial-connection!
(get-opened-serial-connection! {:keys [com-port], :as config})
Creates a new connection if this one hasn't been created yet.
-
view source
get-output-stream
(get-output-stream connection)
view source

\ No newline at end of file
+bacure.serial-connection documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.serial-connection
connection-opened?
(connection-opened? com-port)
view source
ensure-connection-closed!
(ensure-connection-closed! com-port)
serial/close! returns nil. NOTE: You must terminate any MS/TP nodes that
+reference this connection first!
view source
get-input-stream
(get-input-stream connection)
view source
get-opened-serial-connection!
(get-opened-serial-connection! {:keys [com-port], :as config})
Creates a new connection if this one hasn't been created yet.
+
view source
get-output-stream
(get-output-stream connection)
view source

\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/bacure.services.html b/bacure.services.html
index a9ef476..505b400 100644
--- a/bacure.services.html
+++ b/bacure.services.html
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 
-bacure.services documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.services
send-request-promise
(send-request-promise device-id request)(send-request-promise local-device-id device-id request)
Send the request to the remote device.
+bacure.services documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.services
send-request-promise
(send-request-promise device-id request)(send-request-promise local-device-id device-id request)
Send the request to the remote device.
 The possible return values are :
 
 {:success <expected valuezs - if any>
  :error {:error-class ..., :error-code ...}}
 
-Will block until the remote device answers.
view source
send-subscribe-cov
(send-subscribe-cov local-device-id remote-device-id object-identifier {:keys [process-identifier confirmed? lifetime-seconds], :or {process-identifier events/default-cov-process-id, confirmed? false, lifetime-seconds 60}, :as args})
view source
send-who-has
(send-who-has local-device-id object-identifier-or-name {:keys [min-range max-range], :or {min-range 0, max-range 4194303}, :as args})
view source
send-who-is
(send-who-is local-device-id {:keys [min-range max-range], :as args})
view source
send-who-is-router-to-network
(send-who-is-router-to-network local-device-id)
view source

\ No newline at end of file
+Will block until the remote device answers.
view source
send-subscribe-cov
(send-subscribe-cov local-device-id remote-device-id object-identifier {:keys [process-identifier confirmed? lifetime-seconds], :or {process-identifier events/default-cov-process-id, confirmed? false, lifetime-seconds 60}, :as args})
view source
send-who-has
(send-who-has local-device-id object-identifier-or-name {:keys [min-range max-range], :or {min-range 0, max-range 4194303}, :as args})
view source
send-who-is
(send-who-is local-device-id {:keys [min-range max-range], :as args})
view source
send-who-is-router-to-network
(send-who-is-router-to-network local-device-id)
view source

\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/bacure.state.html b/bacure.state.html
index 33dd488..873ab55 100644
--- a/bacure.state.html
+++ b/bacure.state.html
@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
 
-bacure.state documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.state
assoc-in-local-device!
(assoc-in-local-device! device-id ks v)
Set the value
-
view source
assoc-local-device!
(assoc-local-device! device-id local-device)
Assoc a local device with the given key
-
view source
assoc-serial-connection!
view source
clear-local-devices!
(clear-local-devices!)
Remove all traces of local devices in the local cache.
+bacure.state documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.state
assoc-in-local-device!
(assoc-in-local-device! device-id ks v)
Set the value
+
view source
assoc-local-device!
(assoc-local-device! device-id local-device)
Assoc a local device with the given key
+
view source
assoc-serial-connection!
view source
clear-local-devices!
(clear-local-devices!)
Remove all traces of local devices in the local cache.
 WARNING: Doesn't clean up; ports might still be bound to the removed
-devices.
view source
dissoc-local-device!
(dissoc-local-device! device-id)
Dissoc the local device associated with the given key, if any.
-
view source
get-in-local-device
(get-in-local-device device-id ks & [default])
Return the value
-
view source
get-local-device
(get-local-device device-id)
Return the local device
-
view source
get-serial-connection-property
view source
local-devices
view source
request-response
view source
serial-connections
view source
set-request-response!
view source

\ No newline at end of file
+devices.
view source
dissoc-local-device!
(dissoc-local-device! device-id)
Dissoc the local device associated with the given key, if any.
+
view source
get-in-local-device
(get-in-local-device device-id ks & [default])
Return the value
+
view source
get-local-device
(get-local-device device-id)
Return the local device
+
view source
get-serial-connection-property
view source
local-devices
view source
request-response
view source
serial-connections
view source
set-request-response!
view source

\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/bacure.util.html b/bacure.util.html
index 5961fb3..36e6366 100644
--- a/bacure.util.html
+++ b/bacure.util.html
@@ -1,13 +1,14 @@
 
-bacure.util documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.util
arglists-valid?
(arglists-valid? arglists)
view source
configurable-wait
(configurable-wait {:keys [wait-seconds], :or {wait-seconds 1}, :as args})
view source
defnd
macro
(defnd name doc-string? attr-map? [params*] prepost-map? body)(defnd name doc-string? attr-map? ([params*] prepost-map? body) + attr-map?)
Same as `defn`, but will automatically add an n-1 arity,
+bacure.util documentation
Project
Namespaces
Public Vars
bacure.util
arglists-valid?
(arglists-valid? arglists)
view source
configurable-wait
(configurable-wait {:keys [wait-seconds], :or {wait-seconds 1}, :as args})
view source
defnd
macro
(defnd name doc-string? attr-map? [params*] prepost-map? body)(defnd name doc-string? attr-map? ([params*] prepost-map? body) + attr-map?)
Same as `defn`, but will automatically add an n-1 arity,
 where the first argument (local-device-id) can be omited. For
 example, given the following arguments, it will create a new arity :
 [local-device-id remote-device-id] -> [remote-device-id].
 
 This is intended to make it easier to use the functions at the REPL
-when working with a single local-device.
view source
mapify
macro
(mapify & symbols)
Given some symbols, construct a map with the symbols as keys, and
+when working with a single local-device.
view source
mapify
macro
(mapify & symbols)
Given some symbols, construct a map with the symbols as keys, and
 the value of the symbols as the map values. For example:
 (Let [aa 12]
    (mapify aa))
-=> {:aa 12}
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\ No newline at end of file
+=> {:aa 12}
view source
wait-while
(wait-while predicate-fn timeout-ms)
Blocks until predicate returns false, or throws if timeout.
+
view source

\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/index.html b/index.html
index ca53963..00598a9 100644
--- a/index.html
+++ b/index.html
@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 
-Bacure 1.1.1
Project
Namespaces
Bacure 1.1.1
Released under the GNU General Public License V3
A Clojure wrapper for the bacnet4j library... and some nice additions.
Installation
To install, add the following dependency to your project or build file:
[bacure "1.1.1"]
Namespaces
bacure.coerce
Public variables and functions:
bacure.coerce.obj
Public variables and functions:
bacure.coerce.service.acknowledgement
Public variables and functions:
    bacure.coerce.service.confirmed
    Public variables and functions:
    bacure.coerce.type.constructed
    Public variables and functions:
    bacure.coerce.type.enumerated
    Public variables and functions:
    bacure.coerce.type.error
    Public variables and functions:
      bacure.coerce.type.primitive
      Public variables and functions:
      bacure.core
      Public variables and functions:
      bacure.events
      Public variables and functions:
      bacure.local-device
      Public variables and functions:
      bacure.local-save
      Public variables and functions:
      bacure.network
      Public variables and functions:
      bacure.read-properties
      Public variables and functions:
      bacure.remote-device
      Public variables and functions:
      bacure.serial-connection
      Public variables and functions:
      bacure.services
      Public variables and functions:
      bacure.state
      Public variables and functions:
      bacure.util
      Public variables and functions:
      user
      Public variables and functions:
        
\ No newline at end of file
+Bacure 1.2.0
        Project
        Namespaces
        Bacure 1.2.0
        Released under the GNU General Public License V3
        A Clojure wrapper for the bacnet4j library... and some nice additions.
        Installation
        To install, add the following dependency to your project or build file:
        [bacure "1.2.0"]
        Namespaces
        bacure.coerce
        Public variables and functions:
        bacure.coerce.obj
        Public variables and functions:
        bacure.coerce.service.acknowledgement
        Public variables and functions:
          bacure.coerce.service.confirmed
          Public variables and functions:
          bacure.coerce.type.constructed
          Public variables and functions:
          bacure.coerce.type.enumerated
          Public variables and functions:
          bacure.coerce.type.error
          Public variables and functions:
            bacure.coerce.type.primitive
            Public variables and functions:
            bacure.core
            Public variables and functions:
            bacure.events
            Public variables and functions:
            bacure.local-device
            Public variables and functions:
            bacure.local-save
            Public variables and functions:
            bacure.network
            Public variables and functions:
            bacure.read-properties
            Public variables and functions:
            bacure.remote-device
            Public variables and functions:
            bacure.serial-connection
            Public variables and functions:
            bacure.services
            Public variables and functions:
            bacure.state
            Public variables and functions:
            bacure.util
            Public variables and functions:
            
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diff --git a/user.html b/user.html
index b32c223..4bd70fb 100644
--- a/user.html
+++ b/user.html
@@ -1,3 +1,3 @@
 
-user documentation
            Project
            Namespaces
            Public Vars
            user
            
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+user documentation
            Project
            Namespaces
            Public Vars
            user
            
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