Open ParvisSchirinov opened 5 months ago
Hi,
I'm assuming that fillLevel & fixValue are values from your JSON? After applying the first transformation, the output is an integer (e.g., 10) and thus, the second transformation can't find the fixValue and fails. Can you try $floor($ + 1) instead?
We are trying to chain 2 transformations consecutively (see below). If we use only one of them, it works. If we use both and simply output a value from one, it works. However, as soon as both are supposed to perform calculations, we encounter a null pointer error.
{ "datasource": "myFillLevelSensor", "transformers": ["testTransform1", "testTransform2"], "datasinks": ["FillLevelHttpDatasink"], "trigger": "timer", "triggerData": { "timerName": "timer1 } },
Here under Transformers. If we remove one or modify the function of one in a way that it doesn't use a variable, it works.
For testing purposes, we simply take a variable with a fixed value. In one instance, we add 1 to this variable in Transformation 2, and in another, we just multiply it by 1000 in Transformation 1
testTransform1.jsonata $floor(fillLevel * 1000)
testTransform2.jsonata $floor/fixValue + 1)