Sends Authorization: Basic <base64(user:pass)> with configurable credentials.
Accepts --user and --pass, or env CPL_USER/CPL_PASS; defaults to Littwin/Littwin.
Uses an https.Agent({ rejectUnauthorized: false }) when --insecure is set.
Corrected output folder to cable-monitoring-data.
CLI parser supports both --key=value and --key value (PowerShell friendly).
Quick usage (PowerShell)
All 32 slots, both types (iso=3, rsl=4), all DIA modes, last 30 days:
npm run mocks:cable
Specific date range (e.g., 2025-07-13 to 2025-08-12), all slots and types:
node .\mocks\scripts\fetchCableData.mjs --from 2025-07-13 --to 2025-08-12 --insecure
Only slot 0, Isolationswiderstand, DIA1:
node .\mocks\scripts\fetchCableData.mjs --slots 0 --modes DIA1 --types iso --from 2025-07-13 --to 2025-08-12 --insecure
Provide credentials explicitly:
node .\mocks\scripts\fetchCableData.mjs --user Littwin --pass Littwin --insecure
Or via environment variables for the session:
$env:CPL_USER = "Littwin"; $env:CPL_PASS = "Littwin"
node .\mocks\scripts\fetchCableData.mjs --insecure
Output structure
mocks/device-cgi-simulator/cable-monitoring-data/slot{0..31}/
isolationswiderstand/DIA0.json, DIA1.json, DIA2.json
schleifenwiderstand/DIA0.json, DIA1.json, DIA2.json
I smoke-tested slot 0, DIA1, iso with login and it produced DIA1.json under slot0/isolationswiderstand. If you need me to also add a convenience npm script with user/pass placeholders, say the credentials source you prefer (env vs args), and I’ll wire it.
Analoge Eingänge und Systemdaten werden jetzt gemeinsam abgerufen und gespeichert
Einheitliche Benennung (input statt eingang) für analoge Eingänge
Datumssplittung als Hilfsfunktion ausgelagert
Kommentare und Beschreibung verbessert
