Node

Points with attributes and timeseries. These can be any point as long as they’ll be on the network and connection to each other.

The attributes can be any format. There is a special type of attribute timeseries to deal with timeseries data that has been provided by the system. But users are free to make their own attributes and plugins + functions that can work with those attributes.

Since attributes are loaded using TOML file, simple attributes can be stored and parsed from strings, moderately complex ones can be saved as a combination of array and tables, and more complex ones can be saved in different files and their path can be stored as node attributes.

Here is an example node attribute file. Here we have string, float, int and boolean values, as well as a example csv timeseries

stn="smithland"
nat_7q10=12335.94850131619
orsanco_7q10=16900
lock=true

[ts.csv]
streamflow = {path="data/smithland.csv", datetime="date", data="flow"}