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yamcs parameters

Description

yamcs parameters list
yamcs parameters describe <PARAMETER>
yamcs parameters get [--date <DATE>] <PARAMETER>
yamcs parameters set [--next [--timeout <TIMEOUT>]] <PARAMETER> <VALUE>
yamcs parameters export-csv [--interval <INTERVAL>]
[-s <DATE>, --since <DATE>] [-u <DATE>, --until <DATE>] <PARAMETER>

Desription

Manage parameters.

Commands

list

List parameters

describe <PARAMETER>

Describe a parameter

get <PARAMETER>

Get a parameter's value

set <PARAMETER> <VALUE>

Set a parameter's value (unless this is a readonly parameter).

export-csv <PARAMETER>

Export parameter values in CSV format

Options

--processor <PROCESSOR>

With get and set, specifies the name of the target processor.

Default is realtime.

--next

With get, wait for the next parameter value to be processed by Yamcs.

If not set, the latest received value is returned.

--timeout <TIMEOUT>

With get, this indicates the maximum time to wait for a new value if the next option is used.

--date <DATE>

Value time. If unspecified, defaults to mission time.

When parsing timestamps, yamcs-cli accepts a specification in ISO format. The following special patterns are also recognised:

  • now: current time

  • now UTC: current UTC time

  • today: 00:00:00 of the current day

  • today UTC: 00:00:00 UTC of the current day

  • yesterday: 00:00:00 of the day before

  • yesterday UTC: 00:00:00 UTC of the day before

  • tomorrow: 00:00:00 of the next day

  • tomorrow UTC: 00:00:00 UTC of the next day

--interval <INTERVAL>

With export-csv, limit values to max one per interval (in seconds).

-s <DATE>, --since <DATE>

With export-csv, include values not older than the specified date.

The date should be specified in ISO format or as detailed under Timestamps.

-u <DATE>, --until <DATE>

With export-csv, include values not newer than the specified date.

The date should be specified in ISO format or as detailed under Timestamps.

Timestamps

When parsing timestamps, yamcs-cli accepts a specification in ISO format. The following special patterns are also recognised:

  • now: current time

  • now UTC: current UTC time

  • today: 00:00:00 of the current day

  • today UTC: 00:00:00 UTC of the current day

  • yesterday: 00:00:00 of the day before

  • yesterday UTC: 00:00:00 UTC of the day before

  • tomorrow: 00:00:00 of the next day

  • tomorrow UTC: 00:00:00 UTC of the next day