dexif 4.43.4 - Webhooks interface Webhooks are used to transmit events to third-party systems through HTTP requests. The trigger for the webhook is an MQTT message received by the broker. Filtering by topic, content, and other message fields is available. Before delivery, the HTTP request can be flexibly configured, including URI, headers, and request body. Webhooks are delivered in a first-in-first-out order.
dexif 4.43.13 Idents list has been switched to the new API. Additionally, it is now possible to see when the device was last active and whether the device exists in the flespi panel Now the telemetry is highlighted. The more recent telemetry parameters are brighter, while the older ones are darker.
dexif 4.43.14 Added the ability to clear the message queue in the stream (Right click on stream in the list) Message re-registration tool (manually). You can now register missed messages from a channel to a device (after creating a device), resend messages from a channel and device via a stream, copy messages from one device to another.
dexif 4.43.23 You can now use the REST API selector to find items through the open item dialog. Examples: telemetry.position.speed>20 device_type_name=fmc003 name=*bus* protocol_name=teltonika,name=*devicename* plugins.fields.fieldname=123 changelog
dexif 4.45.0 - Telemetry experimental features added (Status bar, car doors visualization, BLE Beacons signal strength visualization) - Fix message re-registration tool for a small number of messages. - timestamp editable control 4.44.0 - Experimental media tab (for howen, teltonika, telegram devices)
dexif HelpBox 2.6.0 Now you can get an answer to your question even without sending a message in the chat. If you activate Knowledge in the chat, as you type your question, you will be offered links to articles on the topic of your question. And most likely, the answer to your question is described in detail in the relevant article in our knowledge base or blog.
dexif 4.46.0 - Now you can use REST selectors in the main filter to filter items. For example, you can list the device IDs: !111,2222,3333! Or use expressions to find devices that meet the condition: !{protocol_name=="teltonika" && name=="*auto*"}!
dexif 4.47.0 - Import tool for devices, device messages, realm users ident,name,device_type_id,messages_ttl,messages_size,media_ttl,media_size 123456789,test,1,31536000,1000000,31536000,1000000
