Number

synapse.number creates an entity that is intended to work with full iso timestamps.

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✏️ Usage

The date entity has the ability to present values as dayjs, Date, or iso (ISO 8601) strings, default is iso

minimum properties

synapse.date({
  context,
  name: "My date entity"
});

override type

synapse.datetime<{ date_type: "dayjs" }>({
  date_type: "dayjs", // must match
});

Entity specific attributes

By default datetime entities have managed: true set, and will automatically set values in response to service calls.

⚙️ Configuration

date_type

Control the format that data is presented to your code in

Type	Format
iso	iso 8601 string (YYYY-MM-DD)
date	javascript Date
dayjs	Dayjs object

native_value

native_value represents the current value in the requested date_type. This can accept inputs in a variety of formats, but will always provide the requested format back.

For date & dayjs types, values will be provided back as start of day.

🌐 Events

These events are related to service calls being made against your entity. They will occur via dashboard interactions as well as other automations running.

Entities have managed: true set by default, allowing them to automatically handle incoming value change requests.

set_value / onSetValue

NOTE: This is not the same thing as the onChange event.

const entity = synapse.date<{ date_type: "dayjs" }>({
  managed: false, // take full control of native_value
  set_value({ value }) {
    // process service call directly in with matched `date_type`
    // ??
    // write new value
    entity.native_value = value;
  }
});

entity.onSetValue(({ value }) => {
  // chained attaches work too
});