Custom function
eKuiper can customize functions. For the development, compilation and use of functions, please see here.
echo plugin
Function | Example | Description |
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echo | echo(avg) | Output parameter value as it is |
echo(avg) example
Assuming the type of avg is int and the value is 30, the result is:
[{"r1":30}]
sqlSELECT echo(avg) as r1 FROM test;
countPlusOne plugin
Function | Example | Description |
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countPlusOne | countPlusOne(avg) | Output the value of the parameter length plus one |
countPlusOne(avg) example
Assuming the type of avg is []int and the value is
[1,2,3]
, the result is:[{"r1":4}]
sqlSELECT countPlusOne(avg) as r1 FROM test;
accumulateWordCount plugin
Function | Example | Description |
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accumulateWordCount | accumulateWordCount(avg,sep) | The function counts how many words there are |
accumulateWordCount(avg,sep) example
Assuming that the avg type is string and the value is
My name is Bob
, the sep type is string and the value is a space, the result is:[{"r1":4}]
sqlSELECT accumulateWordCount(avg,sep) as r1 FROM test;
Image processing plugin
Image processing currently only supports the formats of png
and jpeg
Function | Example | Description |
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resize | resize(avg, width, height, [isRaw]) | Create a scaled image with new dimensions (width, height). If width or height is set to 0, it is set to the reserved value of aspect ratio. isRaw is optional, specifies whether to output raw data instead of encoded format like jpeg which is commonly used in AI inference. |
thumbnail | thumbnail(avg,maxWidth, maxHeight) | Reduce the image that retains the aspect ratio to the maximum size (maxWidth, maxHeight). |
resize(avg,width, height) example
The avg type is []byte.
sqlSELECT resize(avg,width,height) as r1 FROM test;
thumbnail(avg,maxWidth, maxHeight) example
The avg type is []byte.
sqlSELECT countPlusOne(avg,maxWidth, maxHeight) as r1 FROM test;
Geohash plugin
Function | Example | Description |
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geohashEncode | geohashEncode(la,lo float64)(string) | Encode latitude and longitude as a string |
geohashEncodeInt | geohashEncodeInt(la,lo float64)(uint64) | Encode latitude and longitude as an unsigned integer |
geohashDecode | geohashDecode(hash string)(la,lo float64) | Decode a string into latitude and longitude |
geohashDecodeInt | geohashDecodeInt(hash uint64)(la,lo float64) | Decode an unsigned integers into latitude and longitude |
geohashBoundingBox | geohashBoundingBox(hash string)(string) | Returns the area encoded by a string |
geohashBoundingBoxInt | geohashBoundingBoxInt(hash uint64)(string) | Returns the area encoded by an unsigned integer |
geohashNeighbor | geohashNeighbor(hash string,direction string)(string) | Returns the neighbor in the corresponding direction of a string (Direction list: North NorthEast East SouthEast South SouthWest West NorthWest) |
geohashNeighborInt | geohashNeighborInt(hash uint64,direction string)(uint64) | Returns the neighbor in the corresponding direction of an unsigned integer (Direction list: North NorthEast East SouthEast South SouthWest West NorthWest) |
geohashNeighbors | geohashNeighbors(hash string)([]string) | Return all neighbors of a string |
geohashNeighborsInt | geohashNeighborsInt(hash uint64)([]uint64) | Return all neighbors of an unsigned integer |
geohashEncode example
- Input:
{"lo" :131.036192,"la":-25.345457}
- Output:
{"geohashEncode":"qgmpvf18h86e"}
SELECT geohashEncode(la,lo) FROM test
geohashEncodeInt example
- Input:
{"lo" :131.036192,"la":-25.345457}
- Output:
{"geohashEncodeInt":12963433097944239317}
SELECT geohashEncodeInt(la,lo) FROM test
geohashDecode example
- Input:
{"hash" :"qgmpvf18h86e"}
- Output:
{"geohashDecode":{"Longitude":131.036192,"Latitude":-25.345457099999997}}
SELECT geohashDecode(hash) FROM test
geohashDecodeInt example
- Input:
{"hash" :12963433097944239317}
- Output:
{"geohashDecodeInt":{"Longitude":131.03618861,"Latitude":-25.345456300000002}}
SELECT geohashDecodeInt(hash) FROM test
geohashBoundingBox example
- Input:
{"hash" :"qgmpvf18h86e"}
- Output:
{"geohashBoundingBox":{"MinLat":-25.345457140356302,"MaxLat":-25.34545697271824,"MinLng":131.03619195520878,"MaxLng":131.0361922904849}}
SELECT geohashBoundingBox(hash) FROM test
geohashBoundingBoxInt example
- Input:
{"hash" :12963433097944239317}
- Output:
{"geohashBoundingBoxInt":{"MinLat":-25.345456302165985,"MaxLat":-25.34545626025647,"MinLng":131.0361886024475,"MaxLng":131.03618868626654}}
SELECT geohashBoundingBoxInt(hash) FROM test
geohashNeighbor example
- Input:
{"hash" :"qgmpvf18h86e","direction":"North"}
- Output:
{"geohashNeighbor":"qgmpvf18h86s"}
SELECT geohashNeighbor(hash,direction) FROM test
geohashNeighborInt example
- Input:
{"hash" :12963433097944239317,"direction":"North"}
- Output:
{"geohashNeighborInt":12963433097944240129}
SELECT geohashNeighborInt(hash,direction) FROM test
geohashNeighbors example
- Input:
{"hash" :12963433097944239317}
- Output:
{"geohashNeighbors":["qgmpvf18h86s","qgmpvf18h86u","qgmpvf18h86g","qgmpvf18h86f","qgmpvf18h86d","qgmpvf18h866","qgmpvf18h867","qgmpvf18h86k"]}
SELECT geohashNeighbors(hash) FROM test
geohashNeighborsInt example
- Input:
{"hash" :"qgmpvf18h86e","neber":"North"}
- Output:
{"geohashNeighborsInt":[12963433097944240129,12963433097944240131,12963433097944240130,12963433097944237399,12963433097944237397,12963433097944150015,12963433097944152746,12963433097944152747]}
SELECT geohashNeighborsInt(hash) FROM test
LabelImage plugin
This is a sample plugin(use in docker image tags with -slim
suffix) to demonstrate the usage of TensorFlowLite(tflite) model interpreter. The function receives a bytea input representing an image and produces the AI label of the image by running the tflite model.
Assuming the input is the byte array of peacock.jpg, the output will be "peacock".
SELECT labelImage(self) FROM tfdemo
tfLite plugin
This is a plugin (use in docker image tags with -slim
suffix) to do the TensorFlow Lite inference. Users just need to upload the .tflite
model, call the tfLite(model_name, input_data)
function in sql, then will receive results from the model inference. When uploading a model, please use the uploads interface to upload the model file. model_name
should be the name for the model without .tflite
suffix. Should be the key field in a message and value should be 1D array format
SELECT tfLite(model_name, input_data) FROM tfdemo