Version: 1.0.40
The sample code in this folder demonstrates how to utilize the PI Web API in Angular. You must have already configured your Angular development environment in order to run this sample application.
WARNING: The web server used in this sample is intended for use in testing or debugging sample applications locally. It has not been reviewed for security issues.
Note: This application is hosted on HTTP. This is not secure. You should use a certificate and HTTPS.
To run the sample code:
- Clone the GitHub repository
- Open the Angular folder with your IDE
- Install the required modules by running the following command in the terminal:
npm ci
- Run the application using the following command in the terminal:
ng serve --port 9876
- You can open the Angular app by using the following URL in a browser:
localhost:9876
To run the sample tests:
- The sample test is configured using the file appsettings.placeholder.json. Before editing, rename this file to
appsettings.json
. This repository's.gitignore
rules should prevent the file from ever being checked in to any fork or branch, to ensure credentials are not compromised. - Open the test configuration file
appsettings.json
- Replace the values with your system configuration.
For example:
{
"PIWebAPI": "PLACEHOLDER_REPLACE_WITH_PI_WEB_API_URL",
"AFServerName": "PLACEHOLDER_REPLACE_WITH_AF_SERVER_NAME",
"DataArchiveName": "PLACEHOLDER_REPLACE_WITH_DATA_ARCHIVE_NAME",
"Username": "PLACEHOLDER_REPLACE_WITH_USERNAME",
"Password": "PLACEHOLDER_REPLACE_WITH_PASSWORD",
"AuthType": "basic",
"DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_INTERVAL": null
}
- In the terminal, use the following command to run the tests:
ng test
- If you run into any issues with the Jasmine tests timing out, use the
DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_INTERVAL
setting inappsettings.json
and set it to a higher value. For example:
"DEFAULT_TIMEOUT_INTERVAL": 10000
In order to run this sample, you must configure PI Web API with the proper security to:
- Create an AF database
- Create AF categories
- Create AF templates
- Create AF elements with attributes
- Create PI Points associated with element attributes
- Write and read element attributes
- Delete all the above AF/PI Data Archive objects
In addition, PI Web API must be configured to allow CORS as follows:
Attribute | Value | Type |
---|---|---|
CorsExposedHeaders | Allow,Content-Encoding,Content-Length,Date,Location | String |
CorsHeaders | * | String |
CorsMethods | * | String |
CorsOrigins | http://localhost:9876 | String |
CorsSupportsCredentials | True | Boolean |
DisableWrites | False | Boolean |
On your client machine running this code, it is assumed that you have configured the system to trust the certficate used by PI Web API.
If you don't you will see an error similar to this in the Result box on the webpage:
An error occured: Http failure response for [...]: 0 Unknown Error
This sample shows basic functionality of the PI Web API, not every feature. The sample is meant to show a basic sample application that uses the PI Web API to read and write data to a PI Data Archive and AF. Tests are also included to verify that the code is functioning as expected.
The functionality included with this sample includes(recommended order of execution):
- Create an AF database
- Create a category
- Create an element template
- Create an element and associate the element's attributes with PI tags where appropriate
- Write a single value to the attribute
- Write 100 values to an attribute
- Perform a Batch (6 steps in 1 call) operation which includes:
- Get the sample tag
- Read the sample tag's snapshot value
- Read the sample tag's last 10 recorded values
- Write a value to the sample tag
- Write 3 values to the sample tag
- Read the last 10 recorded values from the sample tag only returning the value and timestamp
- Return all the values over the last 2 days
- Return timestamp and values over the last 2 days
- Delete the element
- Delete the element template
- Delete the sample database
For the main PI Web API Samples landing page ReadMe
For the main PI System Samples landing page ReadMe
For the main AVEVA Samples landing page ReadMe