Hiro KI functions

Overview
Functions

Overview
action
connect
create_issue
create_vertex
dateprint
delete_vertex
disconnect
eject_issue
execute
find_timeseries
html_extract
if
javascript
log
query
read_timeseries
read_vertex
regex
sleep
split
stop_issue
suspend
suspend_until
update_vertex
write_timeseries

Definitions
Automation Issue Lifecycle
Automation Issue Lifecycle - Corner Cases
Hints for KI-Writers
HIRO 6 - Transition Guide for Users having used HIRO 5 before
KI Best Practices
KI Debugging
Transition from KI Syntax 5

Table of Contents

General function syntax
List of implemented functions

General function syntax

The function arguments are either unnamed ordered ('positional') or named ('keyword'), depending on the called function.

Table 1. Arguments
Type	Example
Positional	`execute("echo This is a positional argument")`
Keyword	`execute(command: "echo This is a keyword argument"`)

Some function arguments can be stated as either keyword or positional argument. In that case, both are present in the argument description table at the according function description blocks below.

Return Values

The function results are returned as tagged values, and matched to variables using the syntax:

<tag>: <var>,
<tag2>: <var2> [...] = function(...)

List of implemented functions

Working with variables

Modifying data in scope:

add
delete
set (assign)

Running actions

E.g. command execution

Influencing issue processing

Utilizing Graph API

Note: For any graph object being "in scope" (at least the issue itself and the current processing node) it’s always preferred to apply modifications directly using add, set/assignment, delete.

Managing vertices:

Managing edges:

Querying the graph:

query

Managing timeseries data: