Adds any missing severity types to the provided severity object with a default value of false.

            - Missing severity types will be added to this object.
     that were missing with a value of `false`.

The modified severity object, which includes all predefined severity types, adding any that were missing with a value of false.

Determines if all values in the given object are false.

This function checks every value in the provided object to see if they are all false.

• Returns true if all values in the object are false, otherwise false.

Extracts and concatenates filter parameters from a given object.

This function takes an object containing filter settings (either SeverityFilter or AlarmStatusSettings) and returns a string of all keys where the corresponding value is true. If the object is empty or null, an empty string is returned.

• A concatenated string of keys with true values, separated by commas.

Filters alarms based on their status, severity, and type.

This method determines if a given alarm, identified either by a numeric ID or an IAlarm object, matches specific criteria defined in alarms and optionally config.

            filtering criteria.

     If `alarm` is a number, it always returns `false`.
     If `config` is not provided, it uses a legacy filter for critical alarms.

• When alarm is a numeric ID, the function returns false as it cannot match against type and severity.
• If config is not provided, the function assumes a legacy scenario for filtering all critical alarms.

true if the alarm matches the specified criteria; otherwise, false. If alarm is a number, it always returns false. If config is not provided, it uses a legacy filter for critical alarms.

Constructs a string of order parameters for a query based on the specified alarm order.

This function takes an alarm order and maps it to a corresponding set of order parameters. It supports different ordering types, such as BY_ACTIVE, BY_SEVERITY, and BY_DATE_ASCENDING. The order parameters are used to construct a query string that determines the order in which alarms are retrieved or displayed.

• A string of order parameters to be used in a query, or an empty string if the order type is unrecognized.

Creates predefined widget configuration object.

This method creates a new configuration object based on a widgets ID (that determines if is a legacy Recent or Critical alarms widget).

The new, predefined configuration object.

Determines if an incoming real-time alarm has a different status than an existing alarm.

This function checks if the provided incoming real-time alarm's status differs from that of an existing alarm with the same ID in the given array of alarms.

• True if the existing alarm's status has changed, otherwise false.

Checks if the provided severity object contains all the predefined severity types.

            - This object is checked against the predefined severity types.

true if all predefined severity types are present in the severity object; otherwise, false.

Checks if the provided data follows the LegacyAlarmConfig structure.

This function determines if a given data object is an instance of LegacyAlarmConfig by checking for the presence of the 'options' property.

• Returns true if the data object is a LegacyAlarmConfig, otherwise false.

Checks if the configuration's types array contains only empty string or includes a specific alarm type.

true if the config's types array contains only empty string or includes the alarm's type, otherwise false.

Maps an AlarmListWidgetConfig object to an AlarmQueryFilter.

This function converts the provided AlarmListWidgetConfig into a format suitable for querying alarms.

• The query filter object constructed from the provided configuration.

Transforms a LegacyAlarmConfig object into an AlarmListWidgetConfig object.

This function maps the properties from an old configuration structure (LegacyAlarmConfig) to a new configuration structure (AlarmListWidgetConfig).

• The new configuration object mapped from the old one.