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'''CHAOS''' is our API - it's still work in progress, and further features will be added.
=Getting CQM Graphs=


==CHAOS Version 1==
This is a quick example of getting cqm graphs from CHAOS.


'''Disabled'''
In short, the Info command is used to get the graph URLs. The HTML provides a form to enter the credentials


Version 1 is no longer available for use. Use version 2 instead.
HTML:
<source>
<!DOCTYPE html>
<head lang='en'>
<title>Graphs</title>
<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-1.8.3.min.js"></script>
<script src='chaosgraphs.js'></script>
</head>
<body>


==CHAOS Version 2.x==
<form id='login'>
<input type='text' name='username' placeholder='username' autofocus />
<input type='password' name='password' placeholder='password' />
<input type='submit' value='Login' />
</form>


CHAOS is an application interface (API) for machine to machine interaction with our control and ordering systems. It provides a means to perform the following key operations:-
<hr />
*Access information about an existing service, eg your remaining quota
*Adjust settings on an existing service
*Obtain usage data relating to an existing service
*Obtain sync rates of a DSL line
*Obtain VoIP call rate card
*Order a cease of an existing service
*Order a change to an existing service
*Check availability of new services
*Order a new service, including creating a new account
*etc.


The control systems cover a wide range of services, including broadband, ethernet, telephony, domains, email, mobile SIMs, and so on.
<div id='results'></div>


Whilst CHAOS may initially not provide access to all of these services, it is intended to be a general platform that can be extended over time to provide a comprehensive machine to machine interface to all of our services.
</body>
</html>


===Further Information===
</source>
Manual: http://aa.net.uk/pdf/CHAOS2.pdf


==Uses==
Javascript:
Here are some projects that are using the CHAOS API:
*'''Munin Plugin by Nat Morris'''
**[https://github.com/natm/munin-plugins-aaisp Code on Github], [https://munin.hw.esgob.com/broadband-day.html Example]
**Just need to provide one account & password, it will automatically graph multiple lines and produce combined graphs etc.
*'''MQTT Service by Nat Morris'''
**[https://github.com/natm/aaisp-to-mqtt Code on Github]
** Publish circuit statistics to an [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MQTT MQTT] broker, makes it very easy to integrate with home automation projects such as [https://home-assistant.io/ Home Assistant] and [http://www.openhab.org/ openHAB].


<source>


[[Category:Control Pages]]
var gxml = new Array(); //Xml for plotting graphs

//Go through each graph div and plot it's graph
function plotgraphs()
{
$("div.graph").each(function() {
var graph = $(this).attr("graph");
var url = $(this).attr("url");
var units = $(this).attr("units");
var pwidth = $(this).parent().width();
$(this).width(pwidth-300).addClass("waiting");
$("div.graphlegend[graph='"+graph+"']").hide();
$.ajax({url: url, dataType: "xml", complete: function(data) {
gxml[graph] = $.xml2json(data.responseXML,true);
var html = "";
for(var j = 0; j < gxml[graph].dataset.length; j++) {
html+="<div class='legenditem' style='border-left: 5px solid #"+colors[j]+";'><label for='legend-"+gxml[graph].d;
}

//Create legend
$("div.graphlegend[graph='"+graph+"']").html(html);

//Plot each graph
myplot(graph);

//Display precise data on hover
$("div.graph[graph='"+graph+"']").bind("plothover", function(event, pos, item) {
$("div.datapoint").remove();
if(item) {
var html = "<div class='datapoint' style='top: 20px; right: 50px;'>";
if(units == 'B' || units == 'b') { html+=mega(item.datapoint[1])+units; }
else if(units != undefined) { html+=item.datapoint[1]+units; }
else { html+=item.datapoint[1]; }
html+="</div>";
$("div.graph[graph='"+graph+"']").append(html);
}
});

//Show/Hide data when the legend items are clicked
$("input.legend[type='checkbox'][graph='"+graph+"']").unbind("change").change(function() {
var checked = $(this).attr("checked");
var graph = $(this).attr("graph");
if($("input.legend[type='checkbox'][graph='"+graph+"']:checked").length == 0 ) { $(this).attr("checked","true");}
else { myplot(graph); }
});

}});
});
}

function myplot(graph)
{
var mode = '';
var bwidth = $("div.graph[graph='"+graph+"']").attr("width");
if(bwidth == 'hour') { bwidth = 60*60*1000; }
else if(bwidth == 'day') { bwidth = 60*60*24*1000; }
else if(bwidth == 'week') { bwidth = 60*60*24*7*1000; }
else if(bwidth == 'month') { bwidth = 60*60*24*30*1000; }
var format = $("div.graph[graph='"+graph+"']").attr("format");
if(format == undefined) { format = ''; } else { mode = 'time'; }
var bars = '';
if($("div.graph[graph='"+graph+"']").attr("type") == 'bars') { bars = true; }

var gdata = new Array();
for(var j = 0; j < gxml[graph].dataset.length; j++) {
if($("input.legend[type='checkbox'][id='legend-"+gxml[graph].dataset[j].title+"']").attr("checked") != undefined) {
var gjson = new Array();
for(var i = 0; i < gxml[graph].dataset[j].data.length; i++) {
if(mode == 'time') { gjson[i] = [Date.parse(gxml[graph].dataset[j].data[i].x),gxml[graph].dataset[j].data[i].y];}
else { gjson[i] = [gxml[graph].dataset[j].data[i].x,gxml[graph].dataset[j].data[i].y]; }
}
gdata.push({label: gxml[graph].dataset[j].title, data: gjson, color: "#"+colors[j]});
}
}
//console.log(gdata);

$.plot($("div.graph[graph='"+graph+"']"),gdata,{
xaxis: {
mode: mode,
timeformat: format,
},
yaxis: {
tickFormatter: mega,
},
legend: {
show: false,
backgroundOpacity: 1,
},
bars: {
barWidth: bwidth,
show: bars,
fill: bars,
},
grid: {
hoverable: true,
},
});
$("div.graph[graph='"+graph+"']").removeClass("waiting");
$("div.graphlegend[graph='"+graph+"']").show();
}

$(document).ready(function() {
plotgraphs();
});
</source>

Latest revision as of 12:10, 22 August 2019

CHAOS is our API - it's still work in progress, and further features will be added.

CHAOS Version 1

Disabled

Version 1 is no longer available for use. Use version 2 instead.

CHAOS Version 2.x

CHAOS is an application interface (API) for machine to machine interaction with our control and ordering systems. It provides a means to perform the following key operations:-

  • Access information about an existing service, eg your remaining quota
  • Adjust settings on an existing service
  • Obtain usage data relating to an existing service
  • Obtain sync rates of a DSL line
  • Obtain VoIP call rate card
  • Order a cease of an existing service
  • Order a change to an existing service
  • Check availability of new services
  • Order a new service, including creating a new account
  • etc.

The control systems cover a wide range of services, including broadband, ethernet, telephony, domains, email, mobile SIMs, and so on.

Whilst CHAOS may initially not provide access to all of these services, it is intended to be a general platform that can be extended over time to provide a comprehensive machine to machine interface to all of our services.

Further Information

Manual: http://aa.net.uk/pdf/CHAOS2.pdf

Uses

Here are some projects that are using the CHAOS API:

  • Munin Plugin by Nat Morris
    • Code on Github, Example
    • Just need to provide one account & password, it will automatically graph multiple lines and produce combined graphs etc.
  • MQTT Service by Nat Morris
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