Hello
The latest version of Glasys includes the ability to display binary charts; that said, it is not possible to display a presence (therefore presumably binary) coming from the LAN manager.
Is it possible to make these presences appear? I imagine this is related to the fact that history is not managed for LAN manager objects?
Thanks to you 
Z.
Hi @zedyxer,
I’ve tried on my end, and I can add presence to a chart:
Are you sure it’s not working for you?
Hello Pierre-Gilles,
Thanks already for your reply 
I probably didn’t express myself clearly. Actually, it is possible to associate a
I’ve looked at the code and it is being logged correctly:
Are you sure you have values for the last hour?
This service sends a value « 1 » every time a device is seen; if it is not seen, no « 0 » is sent
It’s a smartphone on Wi‑Fi managing my presence. I did turn the Wi‑Fi on and off several times this morning but nothing changes on the graph. I didn’t understand your last point about there being no « 0 » sent — does that mean I need to send a 0 by another means?
No, nothing special to do, I’m just clarifying that the integration only sends a value when the device is detected; there is currently no « return to 0 » when the device is not detected.
So even if we manage to get the graph working on your side, you’ll only see a single band of color, not an alternation between presence/absence.
Are you on the latest version of Gladys? (4.47?)
I’m on 4.47 — the fact that the integration doesn’t send 0 when not detected doesn’t prevent the graph from being displayed? Because I only have 1s despite manually turning off the Wi‑Fi on the smartphone?
Indeed, I can reproduce it.
@Terdious there’s an issue with the SQL query for binary devices, when it’s a « push » type device that only sends 1s it doesn’t work, it returns nothing
@Terdious the « change_marker » in the query is still null since it doesn’t change:
I think that as a result the query returns nothing.
I think there’s a bug with the current query even for binary devices: the first value is never returned, because the query thinks the state hasn’t changed.
What do you think of a query like this:
WITH value_changes AS (
SELECT
created_at,
value,
LAG(value) OVER (ORDER BY created_at) AS prev_value
FROM
t_device_feature_state
WHERE
device_feature_id = ?
AND created_at > ?
),
state_transitions AS (
SELECT
created_at,
value
FROM
value_changes
WHERE
prev_value IS NULL OR value != prev_value
)
SELECT
value,
created_at
FROM
state_transitions
ORDER BY
created_at ASC
LIMIT ?
On this dataset:
I count 21 distinct values
The current query returns only 20 values (everything except the first one)
The query I propose does return 21 values, alternating:
Hello,
Sorry I’ve only just seen the conversation!!
Indeed I agree (at the same time how could I judge otherwise 
) that the 1st value is not taken into account. Too bad I didn’t see that, and I’m really sorry.
Indeed, regarding anything that never changes state except sending 1s… it can’t work.
That way I don’t really see how to resolve this point for presence (I’ve never liked this behavior anyway… there should be a timer associated to revert to 0) or for any detector that sends a single-state update.
So what do we do then? Do you have an idea in mind?
Let me know if you want me to take care of a PR.
[quote=« Terdious, post:11, topic:9135 »]
What do we do then? Do you have an idea in mind
The full query with the end_time:
WITH value_changes AS (
SELECT
created_at,
value,
LAG(value) OVER (ORDER BY created_at) AS prev_value
FROM
t_device_feature_state
WHERE
device_feature_id = ?
AND created_at \u003e ?
),
state_transitions AS (
SELECT
created_at,
value,
LEAD(created_at) OVER (ORDER BY created_at) AS end_time
FROM
value_changes
WHERE
prev_value IS NULL OR value != prev_value
)
SELECT
value,
created_at,
end_time
FROM
state_transitions
ORDER BY
created_at ASC
LIMIT ?
The pull request:
The PR has been merged into Gladys Assistant 4.48 :
With this PR, @zedyxer you should see a continuous bar — it will only show the times when your device is detected, but not the times when your device is not detected (the infamous return-to-zero), so not very useful for now
I’ll try to look into adding that to the LAN Manager integration.
thanks for this release, indeed the chart displays but no 0s are shown, only 1s, I’m still logged in, thanks for the work
I just submitted a PR to add return-to-zero to the LAN Manager integration
Open to feedback!
The PR:
Docker image:
gladysassistant/gladys:lan-manager-add-value-zero
That’s awesome, I think it’ll make life easier when it comes to attendance!
Quick bump, I’m open to feedback on this image
Installed and currently being tested, many thanks!!