Create a new Simulator Sample File

Description

There will be times when we need to retest live simulation of a training record. Initially we can do it with the the playback feature of the training record. But if because of some reason that is not sufficient. Let's say we want to see the pusher and faunaDB responses too. In such case we may need to create a new sample file based on the training record in question.

Steps

1. In the production site, go to the Training Record page

2. Save ehm_data

• Open the training record in question
• In the details page, open the Developer Tools in browser.
• Go to the Network tab and refresh the page
• You will find a request with the id of the record
• Within the response, find data > item > ehm_data object.
• Copy the whole object, and save it somewhere for future use.

• 3. Create sample file

• In your editor, create a json file with the following structure

  {
    "data": {
        "list": []
    }
  }

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• replace the list property array with the ehm_data array. It would look something like this:

  {
    "data": {
      "list": [
        {
          "id": 249169,
          "uuid": "725e3adf-7f3e-4c7e-a414-9fdd923d8076",
          "index": 1816,
          "eq_training_record_id": 321,
          "ehm_id": null,
          "horse_id": "136",
          "heart_rate": "000",
          "step_counter": "23",
          "speed": "0.0",
          "latitude": "5410.04400N",
          "longitude": "00426.92930W",
          "battery_voltage": "3986",
          "device_time": "1661511264.3552",
          "device_id": "69794347",
          "hrm_id": null,
          "parsed_coordinates": {
            "latitude": "5410.04400N",
            "longitude": "00426.92930W",
            "parsed_latitude": "54°  10' 4.4\" N",
            "parsed_longitude": "4°  26' 92.93\" W",
            "dd_latitude": 54.1674,
            "dd_longitude": -4.44882
          },
          "latency_json": {
            "device_time": "10:54:24",
            "api_endpoint_time": "2022-08-26T10:54:24.699Z",
            "current_time": "2022-08-26T11:01:43.902Z",
            "device_to_api": 1659849753434645,
            "api_to_app": 439203000,
            "overall": 1659850192637645
          },
          "meta": null,
          "created_by": null,
          "updated_by": null,
          "deleted_by": null,
          "created_at": "2022-08-26 11:02:00",
          "updated_at": "2022-08-26 11:02:00",
          "deleted_at": null,
          "extensions": [
            {
              "id": 159716,
              "eq_ehm_data_id": 249169,
              "eq_map_id": 21,
              "index": 1816,
              "is_checkpoint": 0,
              "checked_marker_name": null,
              "checked_marker_id": null,
              "split_time": "0.13",
              "stride": "",
              "avg_speed": "9.96",
              "avg_stride": "0.01",
              "avg_heart_rate": "0.00",
              "parsed_coordinates": null,
              "meta": null,
              "created_by": null,
              "updated_by": null,
              "deleted_by": null,
              "created_at": "2022-08-26 11:02:02",
              "updated_at": "2022-08-26 11:02:02",
              "deleted_at": null
            }
          ]
        },
        {...},
        {...},
        ... 
      ]
    }
  }

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• save this file as a json file.

4. Replace horse id with horse rfid

In your json file's list of ehm data, replace horse_id with horse_rfid in the first object of the list.

5. If : you have updated database

If you have a copy of the latest production database, then you can skip all further steps and directly use the Json file for simulation.

6. If : you do not have an updated database

• In the production site, find the horse profile using the horse id.
• Find the training center of the horse.
• Copy the training center in your site hosted on localhost
• Import the Race Course that is associated with the training record to your localhost site
• Now copy the horse profile to your localhost site.

7. Start your local equetronic-api server

8. Upload the sample file, and test your simulation