GPS service reports current WGS84 coordinates from GNSS devices via the gpsd application.
Name |
Description |
JSON Parameters |
subscribe |
subscribe to gps/gnss events |
Request: {"value": "location"} |
unsubscribe |
unsubscribe to gps/gnss events |
Request: {"value": "location"} |
location |
get current gps/gnss coordinates |
See location Event JSON Response section |
record |
start/stop recording gps data |
See Recording/Replaying Feature section |
Name |
Description |
location |
event that reports gps/gnss coordinates |
Parameter Name |
Description |
altitude |
altitude in meters |
latitude |
latitude in degrees |
longitude |
longitude in degrees |
speed |
velocity in meters per second |
track |
heading in degrees |
timestamp |
timestamp in ISO8601 format (example: 2018-01-25T13:15:22) |
Entering record mode you must send {"state": "on"} with the record verb which will have a JSON response of
{"filename": "gps_YYYYMMDD_hhmm.log"} pointing to log under app-data/agl-service-gps
Now to enter replaying mode you must symlink or copy a GPS dump to app-data/agl-service-gps/recording.log and restart
the service. From then on out the previously recorded GPS data will loop infinitely which is useful for testing or
demonstration purposes.
Name |
Description |
AFBGPS_HOST |
hostname to connect to |
AFBGPS_SERVICE |
service to connect to (tcp port) |