Rooms and their temperatures

Two calls give you every room in a building with its current temperature.

buildingId comes from buildings.list. Check the type keys with resourceTypes.list first: they differ per tenant (see Resources and points).

1. The rooms of the buildingCopy Anchor Link

const { related: rooms } = await relynk('/resources.related/v1', {
	fromIds: [buildingId],
	relationship: 'brick_Has_Part',
	maxDepth: 2,
	targetTypeKeys: ['rec_Room']
});

brick_Has_Part with maxDepth: 2 walks building → levels → rooms, and targetTypeKeys keeps only the rooms. See Relationships.

2. Their temperature sensorsCopy Anchor Link

const { points } = await relynk('/points.list/v1', {
	resourceIds: rooms.map((room) => room.id),
	typeKeys: ['brick_Temperature_Sensor']
});

What you get backCopy Anchor Link

• points[i].resourceIds names the room the sensor belongs to.
• points[i].latest.value is the newest reading. latest is null when the sensor has no reading yet: show it as missing, never as 0.

Passing the rooms' ids as resourceIds matters: a type key with only a buildingId would also match temperature sensors on air handling units and outdoors.