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Hi guys - I'm checking out the new functionality behind Device and DeviceDefinition and after running through the new install process that inserts Device Definitions and then running ./util/install-test-bee and ./util/install-test-data I get the feeling they might need updating to work correctly.

See if can use @lthiery's python script: https://gist.github.com/Detect/eda81bdc0f7e74ab0a9a

eg: Bee #12421930185
instead, Bee #1 or Bee #2

A bee might identify itself multiple times if it ever gets power cycled, effectively hitting port 125 at egg/new with:
{"sensors": ["0x02", "0x02", "0x02", "0x02", "0x02", "0x02", "0x02", "0x02"],"address":"A"}

If there exists a Bee with the same address and the same sensors, that Bee and corresponding sensor databases should not be recreated.

What happens when a bee with an existing address has different sensors? A way of "retiring" the previous sensors without deleting their existence would be necessary, so that incoming honey packets can be treated properly but so that historical data is not lost.

or move to SMTP and remove email config

• could header row (label | recent readings) be removed? seems self-explanatory
• could [edit] be made more subtle?
• can we constrain the displayed sensor data to only be two decimals?

Right now, beekeeper will check for a triggered recipe periodically. We should be watching data as it comes in.

I have a table of 2 millions reconds with column name time1, the record is like"2017-10-30 11:11:11", when i use "select time1, unix_timestamp(time1) as time1unix from xx", I found i get much the datetime string row records converted right, but there are some wrong converted.
At first , I think the unix_timestamp function is not thread-safe, then I write a user-defined function with thread-safe, but I get some wrong converted also, thougth not the same wrong order with unix_timestamp function.
I find this error , because my record is sorted, then i use the unix_timestamp(time1) records , it's not.
Can anyone tell me why?

Notice that the last reading is of "..." and that the Timestamp is just my time.

Notice that the datapoint from 8AM exists - but it reads 0. Is that the issue?

Firefox only

add a notice like "Settings updated", "Sensor saved", or "Error: message" on form submit

From Daniel on the forums:
I fired up my first bee and tried setting up a couple of Recipes for the on-board temperature and battery level (currently don't have anything else connected). Unfortunately, on one, I forgot to enter a label. Now I have a recipe with a blank label which Is enabled but I can no longer select. It would be helpful for the Hive to enforce a default label name or otherwise have a way to pick the unlabeled receipe. And yes, any help getting rid of the blank receipe would be helpful.

seems duplicate. on Settings page.

When does the drive status get queried? On start-up?