Xively Agent Library

General
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Also I get an error using this: this.ApiKey = _apiKey;

but if I use: this.ApiKey = apiKey; I’m good to go.

From Objective-C, I believe _apikey would be an auto synthesized property. Is that relevant here?

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For some reason, I am having a hard time with the code posted on GitHub. I am posting to an existing feed and channel. The feed gets the post, but there is nothing in the body. I am logging function put(feed) to check it.
Fri Aug 02 2013 09:19:52 GMT-0400 (EDT): { “datastreams”: [(null : 0x(nil))] }

Testing with this:
temp <- 72; client <- Xively.Client("Master Key"); tempChannel <- Xively.Channel("probe1"); tempChannel.Set(temp); feed <- Xively.Feed("1990153056", [tempChannel]); client.Put(feed);

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I think I figured it out… Unless I don’t understand… this needs to be updated.

function ToJson() { 
	local json = http.jsonencode({id = this.id, current_value = this.current_value }); 
    return json;
}
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You are exactly right @jwehr.

We actually had someone submit a pull request this morning to fix those issues, which we’ve accepted. The code in the repo should be working as expected now :slight_smile:

Sorry about those issues, and let us know if you find anything else (also, if you’re proficient at git, we encourage you to submit pull requests / bug reports when you find broken things!)

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Hi,

is it possible that the GitHub commands for Pull/Get ist wrong?

GitHub:
// Pull from Xively
Xively.Put(feed, Xively.API_KEY);

i think it has to be:
// Pull from Xively
Xively.Get(feed, Xively.API_KEY);

I think also a pull/get example would be helpfull.

26

@Chrischi - where are you looking on GitHub?

Our Xively code has the following:

// Pull from Xively client.Get(feed, Xively.API_KEY);

27

Xively - beardedinventor

:wink:

maybe you should edit/delete my post to not confuse some ppl.

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Oh I see - thanks! I’ll edit that post.