if you use this and you're not james marca, you are insane.

This library parses a bunch of data from bluetooth detector dump from an oracle database, so as to load them into my postgresql database.

It uses node-postgres and rw

typical command line:

node lib/process_data.js /home/ftp/incoming/bluetooth_log-2014-07-30-*

but first you had better set up config.json properly, something like

{
    "postgresql": {
        "host": "127.0.0.1",
        "port":5432,
        "db": "mydb",
        "table":"bluetooth_data",
        "schema":"smartsig",
        "user":"myuser",
        "pass":"mypass"
    }
}

and then make sure to create the db stuff by doing

psql -U myuser -f sql/create.schema.sql mydb
psql -U myuser -f sql/perl_hash_decode.sql mydb

This will properly create tables and functions that are needed.

Then you can run the command line to parse files.

node lib/process_data.js /home/ftp/incoming/bluetooth_log-2014-07-30-*

It won't re-process a file, as it uses copy statements. So if you break something or some parse is broken because a file is broken, then you will need to either truncate the existing dbs and start over, or else split the file in question to get rid of the lines already processed.

Finally, this only understands the bluetooth data from the Beach Blvd (SR39) reports. Other detectors were not examined or processed.