Events Table refreshing

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Hello,

I have just started to learn and check if Mango would be a good choice for my current project. I think I'll have lots of questions because I'm not familiar with HTML programming... :)

But the first thing I really need is to refresh Events Table when the new event occurs. Now I can see only “a clock with number” on right top corner. Is it possible to add new row into table immediately? Is it possible to show some popup window and/or play sound if new event occurs?

Now I’m using free-m2m2-core-3.2.1.

Best Regards,
Dovydas

Sorry, just found that there is an upgrade for MangoUI and it seems that now it works like I want. But would be great to play some alarm sound if there is a new event.

@dovydasz said in Events Table refreshing:

Sorry, just found that there is an upgrade for MangoUI and it seems that now it works like I want. But would be great to play some alarm sound if there is a new event.

Glad you found the update, we did add immediate updates via WebSockets recently.

We don't currently have a built in way to play a sound but it shouldn't be too difficult to implement yourself. I'll put together a quick example.

So you will need to add a custom AngularJS module as per this link - https://help.infiniteautomation.com/getting-started-with-a-user-module/

This component will just watch for new events of a certain level and play the sound, you can customize it to your needs.

define(['angular', 'require'], function(angular, require) {
'use strict';

var userModule = angular.module('userModule', ['maUiApp']);

userModule.component('eventAudio', {
    bindings: {
        audioFile: '@',
        eventLevel: '@'
    },
    controller: ['maEvents', '$scope', function(maEvents, $scope) {
        this.$onInit = () => {
            maEvents.notificationManager.subscribe((event, mangoEvent) => {
                if (mangoEvent.alarmLevel === this.eventLevel) {
                    new Audio(this.audioFile).play();
                }
            }, $scope, ['RAISED']);
        };
    }]
});

return userModule;

}); // define

Use it like this

<event-audio audio-file="/audio/critical.mp3" event-level="CRITICAL"></event-audio>

If this is all too complicated, I might add something similar to this into the UI module for the next release so sit tight.