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@wiesemann-theis/node-red-contrib-wut

v2.2.0

Published

Integrate Wiesemann & Theis products - like Com-Servers, Web-IOs or Web-Thermometers - into Node-RED.

Downloads

50

Readme

@wiesemann-theis/node-red-contrib-wut

build coverage dependencies issues license npm (scoped)

Integrate Wiesemann & Theis products - like Com-Servers, Web-IOs or Web-Thermometers - into Node-RED.

The package currently provides the following nodes:

Installation

The easiest way to install the WuT nodes is to use the Node-RED editor's Menu -> Manage palette option. In the Install tab you can search for the @wiesemann-theis/node-red-contrib-wut package and click install. Once the installation is complete the nodes will be available straight away (no Node-RED restart required).

Alternatively, you can run the following command in your Node-RED user directory (typically ~/.node-red):

npm i @wiesemann-theis/node-red-contrib-wut

The WuT nodes will then be available after you have restarted your Node-RED instance.

Usage

For detailed information about the nodes and their configuration please look at the nodes' help texts at the Node-RED editor.

Please note that Web-IOs and Web-Thermometers don't allow http access by default. To access these devices through Node-RED, please ensure that the "allow http requests" option in the "communication paths -> web API" section of the web configuration is enabled.

To visualize your data, you might for example use the nodes provided by the node-red-dashboard project.

License

MIT