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Event data

Any scheduled event in Ontime (called an event in the app) will contain the following information.
All times are in milliseconds.

DataNote
IDEvent ID, cannot be changed
Title
Cue
Colour
NoteUser defined note, available in some views
Time StartScheduled start time
Time EndScheduled end time
DurationScheduled duration time
DelayWhether there is a delay associated to the event
Is PublicWhether the event is visible in public screens
SkipSkipped events are ignored by the runtime playback
Link StartInternal whether the start of the event is associated with the previous
Time DangerInternal second threshold from time end
Time WarningInternal second threshold from time end
End ActionInternal defines potential automation for when an event ends
Timer TypeInternal defines a method for the counting of the running timer
Time StrategyInternal defines the significant dataset for event duration
TypeInternal, this will always be Event
CustomThis is an object of user given custom fields associated to the event
// example event data
{
"title": "Albania",
"note": "SF1.01",
"endAction": "none",
"timerType": "count-down",
"timeStart": 36000000,
"timeEnd": 37200000,
"duration": 1200000,
"isPublic": true,
"skip": false,
"colour": "",
"type": "event",
"revision": 0,
"id": "32d31",
"cue": "SF1.01",
"custom": {
"song": "Sekret",
"artist": "Ronela Hajati"
}
}

Timer type

An event timer-type informs Ontime on how the event duration should be calculated

End action

An event timer-type informs Ontime on how the event duration should be calculated

End action

An event timer-type informs Ontime on how the event duration should be calculated

Time strategy

An event timer-type informs Ontime on how the event duration should be calculated