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bobaos.sub

v2.0.13

Published

``` npm install --save bobaos.sub ```

Downloads

15

Readme

bobaos.sub - client lib for bobaos.pub

Installation

npm install --save bobaos.sub

Usage example

Source:

const BobaosSub = require('bobaos.sub');

let my = BobaosSub();

my.on("connect", _ => {
  console.log("connected to ipc, still not subscribed to channels");
});

my.on("ready", async _ => {
  try {
    console.log("hello, friend");
    console.log("ping:", await my.ping());
    console.log("get sdk state:", await my.getSdkState());
    console.log("get value:", await my.getValue([1, 107, 106]));
    console.log("get stored value:", await my.getValue([1, 107, 106]));
    console.log("get server item:", await my.getServerItem([1, 2, 3]));
    console.log("set value:", await my.setValue({id: 103, value: 0}));
    console.log("put value:", await my.putValue({id: 103, value: 0}));
    console.log("read value:", await my.readValue([1, 103, 104, 105]));
    console.log("get programming mode:", await my.getProgrammingMode());
    console.log("set programming mode:", await my.setProgrammingMode(true));
    console.log("get parameter byte", await my.getParameterByte([1, 2, 3, 4]));
    console.log("reset", await my.reset());
  } catch(e) {
    console.log("err", e.message);
  }
});

my.on("datapoint value", payload => {
  // please keep in mind that payload may be array of datapoint values
  // so, check it at first with Array.isArray
  console.log("broadcasted datapoint value: ", payload);
});

my.on("server item", payload => {
  console.log("broadcasted server item: ", payload);
});

my.on("sdk state", payload => {
  console.log("broadcasted sdk state: ", payload);
});

Output:

hello, friend
ping: true
get sdk state: ready
get value: [ { id: 1, value: 20.7, raw: [ 12, 11 ] },
  { id: 107, value: false, raw: [ 0 ] },
  { id: 106, value: false, raw: [ 0 ] } ]
get stored value: [ { id: 1, value: 20.7, raw: [ 12, 11 ] },
  { id: 107, value: false, raw: [ 0 ] },
  { id: 106, value: false, raw: [ 0 ] } ]
get server item: { id: 8,
  name: 'SerialNumber',
  value: [ 0, 197, 1, 1, 118, 183 ] }
set value: { id: 103, value: false, raw: [ 0 ] }
broadcasted datapoint value:  { id: 103, value: false, raw: [ 0 ] }
read value: null
get programming mode: true
broadcasted datapoint value:  { id: 1, value: 20.6, raw: [ 12, 6 ] }
broadcasted datapoint value:  { id: 103, value: false, raw: [ 0 ] }
set programming mode: { id: 15, name: 'ProgrammingMode', value: true }
broadcasted datapoint value:  { id: 105, value: false, raw: [ 0 ] }
get parameter byte [ 1, 3, 5, 7 ]
broadcasted sdk state:  stop
broadcasted sdk state:  ready
reset null
broadcasted datapoint value:  { id: 1, value: 20.6, raw: [ 12, 6 ] }