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@george.talusan/node-red-contrib-eufy-robovac

v0.0.12

Published

Node RED plugin wrapper around [eufy-robovac-js](https://github.com/gtalusan/eufy-robovac-js).

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Keywords

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Readme

Description

Node RED plugin wrapper around eufy-robovac-js.

Install

Run the following command in the root directory of your Node-RED install

npm install @george.talusan/node-red-contrib-eufy-robovac

Configuration

See https://github.com/gtalusan/eufy-device-id-js for obtaining your Eufy Robovac's device ID and local key.

How to use

Drag an in or out node to your flow. Choose or create a configuration.

out nodes can be configured to output any of alerts, events or errors. See eufy-robovac-js. payload will contain the output of eufy-robovac-js.

in nodes can be configured to command your Robovac to go home, clean or enable/disable the locate beacon. payload will contain a boolean which will be passed to the corresponding eufy-robovac-js function. For example, payload: true with out configured to Go Home will tell the Robovac to start its journey back home. Similarly, payload: false will stop its journey back home. See the table below for more examples.

|command|payload|note| |-------|-------|----| |clean |N/A | | |cleanRooms|1,3|list of comma-separated numbers| |goHome |true/false|boolean| |locate |true/false|boolean|

You may have multiple in and out nodes. If they share the same configuration then they will share the same network connection to your Robovac. Some Robovacs only like 1 connection, however in my testing, my X8 can support 3 simultaneous network connections.

Examples

The examples sub-directory contains a flow with examples of how to:

  1. clean selected rooms
  2. auto clean at a specific time
  3. chart battery health over time using @flowfuse/node-red-dashboard.