20 docs tagged with "analysis"

Give a Luau Analysis an HTTP URL, then build forms, webhooks, device configuration, CSV exports, and long-running jobs.

What Analyses are in TagoIO, where they run, the available runtimes, how they are triggered, and how to get your first one running.

Set Node.js and Python memory for the scripts that run your TagoIO analyses, and monitor invocations and duration.

The runtimes you can select for a TagoIO Analysis, their runtime codes, how each one handles dependencies, and which to pick.

This article explains how Analysis runtime is counted against a Profile limit in TagoIO, how to estimate monthly runtime, and which scripts are included in the accounting.

This article explains how to create a new Analysis in TagoIO, including the fields in the Add Analysis dialog and the options for runtime and execution environment.

This article explains how to distribute a copy of an Analysis in TagoIO by sending a customized install link so others can add and edit their own copy without affecting yours.

Let a spreadsheet or BI tool fetch recent temperature readings as CSV from a token-protected Luau Endpoint.

Give an HTTP device its own configuration parameters through a token-protected Luau Endpoint instead of sending a downlink.

The Luau Analysis runtime: the low-cost option for reading and writing device data, what it can do, and its limits.

This article explains how to send notifications to TagoRUN users using Analysis, how to configure notification buttons and their behaviors, and the basic customizable options available for notification actions.

This article explains the differences between TagoIO's Payload Parser and Analysis, summarizing capabilities, limits, and built-in features to help choose the right option for processing device payloads.

Accept a JSON webhook with an authorization token, validate its readings, and save them in one batch.

Start a Bun worker from a Luau Endpoint, return a job ID, and let each Run user read only their own job results.

This article explains how to run a TagoIO Analysis externally using the Deno runtime, covering installing Deno, creating an analysis TypeScript file, required permissions, and how to run the analysis with Deno.

This article explains why and how to run a TagoIO Analysis externally using Node.js, and provides the first steps to prepare your local environment (installing Node.js and NPM) before running or uploading analyses.

This article explains how to run an Analysis from an Action in TagoIO, including when to trigger it and how to configure the Action to run one or more Analyses.

Publish a small public feedback form from a Luau Endpoint and save each submission to a fixed device.

Turn a Luau Analysis into an HTTP endpoint: choose access, read requests, return responses, and test calls in Admin or a Custom Dashboard.

Validate a TagoRUN user's setpoint on the server, save it to their device, and show feedback in a Custom Dashboard.