How does declare() related to TR-069 RPCs?

[mpcraft]

I’ve read docs of provision but i’m still not sure if i’m using declare() correctly. By my understanding, declare() would be converted into different TR-069 RPCs when given different arguments, e.g.:

• declare(path, timestamps, null), timestamps are higher than last refreshed = GPV/GPA
• declare(path, timestamps, null), timestamps are lower than last refreshed = read from cache
• declare(path, null, values) = SPV/SPA

Is that correct?

[akcoder]

If the timestamp given is newer than the last refresh timestamp for a param the ACS will do a GPV/SPV.

[rudymartin]

example found on forum search:

Pushing specific parameters value

For the second param, you can also put in a path parameter. This will cause GenieACS to refresh the path if the timestamp is older than the given value. const twoDaysAgo = Date.now() - (86400 * 2); const oneDayAgo = Date.now() - 86400; declare('Some.Path', { path: twoDaysAgo, value: oneDayAgo}, {value: 'someValue'}); This will cause GenieACS to refresh the path if its older than two days, or refresh the value if its older than 1 day.

[mpcraft]

Does it mean when timestamp given is newer than the last refresh timestamp:

• if values is given: SPV/SPA/AO/DO
• if values is null: GPV/GPA/GPN

for value is SPV/GPV, for object/writable is SPA/GPA/GPN, for path is AO/DO

and when timestamp is null, by default it works like Data.now() is given.