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Nine NinjaOne data streams showed "No data" in SquaredUp while the same data
was visible in the NinjaOne console and retrievable via the same API. All of
them sent `ts={{timeframe.end}}` to `/v2/queries/*`.
NinjaOne's `ts` ("Monitoring timestamp filter", documented only as
`type: string`) is a filter *expression*, not a bare timestamp - an unparseable
value returns HTTP 500 `InvalidFilterException`. A bare value is an
**exact-match** test against the record's collection timestamp, so any single
timestamp - ISO or epoch, seconds or millis - essentially never matches and
returns zero rows. Verified against a live tenant:
ts=<ISO now> -> 0 rows (what shipped)
ts=<epoch now> -> 0 rows
ts=<epoch now, ms> -> 0 rows
ts=<row timestamp> -> 1 row (exact match)
ts=after <epoch> -> filters correctly
(omitted) -> full data
So re-encoding the value as epoch would not have helped; the expression form is
what `ts` wants. The streams now send `after <timeframe.unixStart>`, which
boundary-tests confirmed filters exactly on each row's collection timestamp.
The 12 affected streams split three ways, because only 8 endpoints honour `ts`:
- 8 streams gain a real timeframe filter. `last1hour`/`last12hours` are dropped
from their `timeframes` - NinjaOne re-scans inventory daily-to-weekly, so
those windows cannot return rows on any tenant, which is what produced the
original report. `defaultTimeframe: "none"` keeps new tiles on current state.
- `volumesGlobal` drops `ts` entirely: its filter targets an enrollment-era
value while its `timestamp` column is regenerated per request, so a picker
there would filter on something other than the column displayed.
- `networkInterfacesGlobal`, `policyOverrides` and `windowsServices` drop `ts`
as dead config - those endpoints do not define it and NinjaOne discards it,
which is why they appeared to work.
The `ts` value is guarded so that "None", an absent timeframe, or a missing
`unixStart` omit the argument rather than send an empty one, which would 500.
That matters beyond the error: any `ts` value silently drops records that have
no timestamp at all - on `antivirusStatus` that is the device reporting no
antivirus product, exactly the row a security dashboard must not hide.
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Review feedback on #131 asked whether the filter should also bound to `timeframe.unixEnd`. It should, and it can't: `ts` accepts exactly one clause. Tested against the live API on /v2/queries/antivirus-status: after <epoch> 200, filters correctly before <epoch> 200, filters correctly (alone) after X and before Y 500 InvalidFilterException after X,before Y / X before Y 500 InvalidFilterException >X and <Y 500 InvalidFilterException between X and Y (epoch + ISO) 500 InvalidFilterException ts=after X & ts=before Y 200, first clause wins, second ignored So `before unixEnd` is only available instead of `after unixStart`, never in addition to it. That matters because the array still offered `lastMonth`, `lastQuarter` and `lastYear` - closed windows whose end is in the past. With only a lower bound they over-return: asking for `lastMonth` today (10 September) returned a record timestamped 2026-09-09, a September row in an August window. Withdraw those three so every remaining option ends at "now", which is what the single `after` clause can express honestly. `thisMonth`/`thisQuarter`/`thisYear` stay - their end is now or later, and no records exist in the future, so an unbounded upper end returns the same rows either way. The `ts` expression itself is unchanged. Row counts for every retained window are unchanged; this removes options only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Audited all 37 streams' endpoints against the NinjaOne spec for real date filters,
then compared that against what each stream exposes. Two false leads discarded
first: `after` on /v2/devices, /v2/organizations and /v2/locations is a paging
cursor ("Last Node ID from previous page"), not a date filter, and `tz` on
/v2/alerts and /v2/jobs is a Time Zone. Three genuine gaps remained.
1. The 8 `ts` streams get all 12 windows back.
`last1hour`/`last12hours` were never broken - they were withdrawn only because
they are usually empty (nothing is re-scanned that often). The three closed
windows needed an upper bound, which `ts` cannot express, so the new shared
`collectionWindow.js` applies it after the response while the request keeps
`after unixStart`. Same split as Vercel's deployments.js. It costs nothing: these
endpoints are snapshots, not history - `after 1` returns the same row count as an
unfiltered request - so the filter never sees more than one inventory table.
`pathToData` is dropped from those 8, since it is ignored once a script is set.
2. backupJobs' three closed windows were silently wrong.
It offered all 12 but sent `startTime after {{timeframe.start}}` - lower bound
only - so they over-returned. Unlike `ts`, `stf` supports `between A and B`, so
this needed no script.
3. software (scoped) can support timeframes and didn't.
/v2/queries/software offers installedAfter *and* installedBefore, filtering on
genuine install date, and its own twin softwareGlobal already used both. The
scoped variant being `timeframes: false` was an accident, not a decision.
Along the way: `timeframe.start`/`end` still resolve to a default 24-hour window
when a tile is set to "None", so every stream interpolating them needs an explicit
`enum === 'none'` check or it silently applies a 24-hour filter to a request the
user asked to be unfiltered. softwareGlobal had exactly that bug and returned 0
rows at "None"; it now returns 407. backupJobs was the same. Both are guarded, and
both now declare `supportsNoneTimeframe`, which "none" in a timeframes array
requires.
The `timestamp` column is now declared on the 7 streams that relied on the `.*`
catch-all, which was rendering it via shape_number as "1,788,918,329.37" instead
of a date. Descriptions gained a bracketed note on what the timeframe filters on,
since these endpoints hold only current state - "lastMonth" can mean "devices
whose most recent scan fell in August", never "what the estate looked like in
August".
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In `@plugins/NinjaOne/v1/dataStreams/scripts/collectionWindow.js`:
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NinjaOne's spec documents this field as "Date/Time when data was collected/updated" on all 13 Device* query schemas, and the `ts` argument that filters on it as the "Monitoring timestamp filter". It is the collection time — the value collectionWindow.js compares against unixEnd — not the time the underlying record changed. "Last Updated" also sat one character from devices.json's "Last Update" (`lastUpdate`), which is a genuinely different field. The two streams get joined on the same dashboards. "Collected At" uses NinjaOne's own verb and joins the plugin's existing timestamp family: Created At, Updated At, Detected At, Installed At, Started At, Completed At, Closed At. Applied to all eight streams carrying the column, including antivirusStatus, which already had the old label on main, so the set stays consistent. Display label only — the `timestamp` column name and its date shape are unchanged, and no dashboard or doc referenced it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ction Time" REVIEW.md:97 is explicit: SquaredUp expects ISO 8601 strings for timestamp columns, and where the upstream API returns Unix timestamps the script must convert them. This plugin already does that in six scripts via the shared convertTimestamps helper — devices.js, locationDevices.js, deviceHealth.js, health.js, backupJobs.js and tickets.js. collectionWindow.js was the outlier. It converts by explicit field list rather than reusing that helper. The helper matches on key substrings and silently misses fields: devices.js leaves `created`, `lastSuccessfulBackupJob` and `lastFailedBackupJob` raw because none of them contain "time", "date", "contact", "update", "start" or "end". Here the full set is known and small — `timestamp`, `detectedAt`, `lastBootTime` and `installedAt`, all typed number/double in NinjaOne's spec and all already carrying a date shape. The conversion runs after the upper-bound filter, which compares against unixEnd in epoch seconds. Inverting that order would break the bound. Also relabels `timestamp` from "Collected At" to "Collection Time" across the eight streams. It is the collection time, not an event on the record, so it does not belong to the plugin's `X At` family (Created At, Detected At, Installed At, Closed At) — those are all things that happened to the record. It still avoids the collision with devices.json's "Last Update" (`lastUpdate`), which was the reason for renaming. Verified on a live tenant: `formatted` output is unchanged from the raw numeric form (09/09/2026 01:45:29), `lastBootTime` now renders as a date, the row with no timestamp still survives at "None", and lastMonth still returns 0 rows, confirming the filter runs before serialisation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
`timeframe.start`/`end` still resolve to a default 24-hour window when a tile is set to "None" — they do not go null — so `activities` sent `after`/`before` on a request the user asked to be unfiltered. Guarding on `timeframe.enum === 'none'` omits both arguments instead. This is the same defect already fixed on `softwareGlobal` and `backupJobs` in this PR, and the guard is the same shape as `softwareGlobal`'s. It was originally left on the follow-ups list as "less harmful, an activity log narrowed to 24h still shows rows". That was wrong by two orders of magnitude: on the test tenant a "None" tile returned 36 rows where the unfiltered request returns at least 1000. Also adds `supportsNoneTimeframe`, which `data-streams.md:529` requires alongside `"none"` in a `timeframes` array. `activities` has listed `none` without declaring it since the stream was written. No `defaultTimeframe`: a bounded default is right for an event log, matching `softwareGlobal` and `backupJobs`, which also omit it. Verified live — "None" sends `pageSize=1000` alone and returns 1000; last1hour 0, last24hours 36 (unchanged), last7days 263. Windowed paths still send both bounds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Same class of bug as activities/softwareGlobal/backupJobs: tickets.js read the timeframe via mustache substitution into a string and only guarded against substitution failure (NaN), not against "None" — which still resolves unixStart/unixEnd to a default 24-hour window. Switched to the documented context.timeframe global with an explicit enum === 'none' check, and added supportsNoneTimeframe to tickets.json. Not live-verifiable on the test tenant: it has no ticketing add-on, so /v2/ticketing/trigger/board/... has no board objects to test against. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Nine NinjaOne data streams showed "No data" in SquaredUp while the same data was visible in the NinjaOne console. They sent
ts={{timeframe.end}}to/v2/queries/*— buttstakes a filter expression, not a bare timestamp. A bare value is read as an exact-match test against the record's collection timestamp, so it matches nothing and returns empty rather than erroring.This PR sends the expression form instead:
after {{timeframe.unixStart}}.antivirusStatus,antivirusThreats,computerSystems,disksGlobal,operatingSystems,osPatches,processorsGlobal,softwarePatches) gain a real timeframe filter.tsonly accepts one clause, so it can't also bound the upper end — a sharedscripts/collectionWindow.jsapplies that after the response (same splitVercel/deployments.jsuses), and converts the epoch timestamp columns to ISO 8601 while it's there. All 12 timeframes are offered, defaulting tonone.volumesGlobal,networkInterfacesGlobal,policyOverrides,windowsServicesdropts— either it targets the wrong column (volumesGlobal) or the endpoint silently ignored it anyway (the other three), which is why these weren't part of the original report.backupJobsswitches tostf=startTime between X and Y, and the scopedsoftwarestream gainsinstalledAfter/installedBefore— both previously had no working timeframe filter at all.Investigating this also turned up a separate, unrelated bug:
timeframe.start/endresolve to a default 24-hour window even when a tile is set to "None", sosoftwareGlobal,backupJobs,activitiesandticketswere all silently filtering "unfiltered" tiles to the last day. All four are now guarded to omit the filter atnone, and declaresupportsNoneTimeframe.🔗 Related issue(s)
Reported via support. No GitHub issue.
🧩 Plugin details
1.1.14→1.2.0)Minor rather than patch: alongside the fix this adds
supportsNoneTimeframe,defaultTimeframeand timeframe support to several streams.🧪 Testing
Tested against a live NinjaOne tenant (2 devices) — deployed, queried every changed stream with
squaredup test, read the results back.Before/after, same tenant and credentials,
nonetimeframe:Control: on the unchanged 1.1.14 data source,
devices(nots) returned both devices whileantivirusStatusreturned 0 — ruling out credentials/connectivity as the cause.Timeframe filtering, spot-checked across the 12-window matrix: both bounds apply correctly — e.g.
processorsGlobalatlastQuarterreturns 2 of 3 (dropping a row newer than the window), which only the upper-bound filter can do.nonealways returns the full set, including theantivirusStatusdevice with no antivirus product — confirming the row anytsvalue would otherwise hide is still shown. No HTTP 500 on any stream at any timeframe.antivirusThreats,osPatchesandsoftwarePatchesreturn 0 rows before and after (tenant has no threats/pending patches) — same code path as the verified streams.The "None" fix, request sent at "None" / rows returned:
softwareGlobalbackupJobsactivitiesWindowed timeframes on these streams are unchanged (e.g.
activitiesatlast24hoursstill returns 36) — the guard only affectsnone.ticketshas the same fix but couldn't be exercised live (see below).Scoped
softwarestream, verified in-app on deviceNINJAONE-WINDOW(previously had no working timeframe at all):Screenshots from my own testing session:
Not verified:
backupJobs— the new filter form is accepted by the live API (200, correct request shape), but the test tenant has no backup jobs, so row-level filtering is unconfirmed.tickets— fixed the same "None" bug, but the test tenant has no ticketing add-on enabled, so there are no boards to test against. Code-review-verified only.timestamprelabelledLast Updated→Collection Timeon all 8 streams (it sat one character fromdevices.json's unrelatedLast Updatefield, and these streams get joined withdeviceson the same dashboards), and now renders as a date instead of a raw epoch number everywhere it's converted.Does this PR introduce any breaking changes?
No timeframe options are removed. What changes is what some tiles display, in every case because they were previously wrong:
softwareGlobal/backupJobs/activitiestile set to "None" was silently filtered to the last 24 hours and usually showed nothing. It now returns everything.tsstreams set tolastMonth/lastQuarter/lastYearwas over-returning rows newer than the window. It now returns only rows inside it.timestampstops rendering as a raw epoch number and renders as a date.defaultTimeframe: "none"only affects new tiles; existing tiles keep whatever they were pinned to.📚 Documentation
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Follow-ups found while investigating (not in this PR)
oauth2Scopeis over-privileged —metadata.json:26requests"monitoring management control", but NinjaOne rejects the entire token request if the API app wasn't granted all three, so ticking only Monitoring gives a hard auth failure. 36 of 37 streams are plain GETs.securityOverview's "Disk Health (SMART Status)" tile always returns nothing — it targets the Device-scopeddisksstream but carries no scope.disksGlobalexists for this.Devices/deviceDetail.dash.jsonshows tenant-wide numbers on a per-device page — 7 tiles carry a Device scope but target unscoped streams, so the scope is inert.dataStreams/health.jsonexists to fix this and is referenced by nothing.organizationId— the index definition maps it, butticketBoards.jsondoesn't declare it and is the only one of 37 streams without a.*catch-all.activitiesis capped at one page —paging: { "mode": "none" }withpageSize=1000means a "None" tile returns the first 1000 activities rather than all of them. Pre-existing, only visible now that "None" is no longer silently narrowed to 24 hours.None of these relate to the
tschange, so they're kept out of this PR to keep it reviewable. I'll open a separate PR to fix them.(The dead token paging on
devices/locations/organizationsand the three join streams is already tracked in its own issue.)Summary by CodeRabbit