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homey-zigbeedriver

v2.1.4

Published

This module can be used to make the development of Zigbee apps for Homey easier.

Downloads

121

Readme

Homey ZigbeeDriver

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This module can be used to make the development of Zigbee apps for Homey easier.

It is essentially a map-tool from Homey-capabilities to Zigbee endpoints and clusters.

This module requires Homey Apps SDK v3.

Related Modules

Installation

$ npm install homey-zigbeedriver

Also checkout zigbee-clusters if you want to do more advanced things or implement a driver for a Zigbee device without homey-zigbeedriver.

$ npm install zigbee-clusters

Changelog

2.0.0

Breaking: don't invert windowcoverings_set values.

Release

Merge to production and include #patch, #minor or #major in the PR/commit message. Or merge to production and run the "Deploy" workflow and provide a version bump parameter.

Requirements

This module requires Homey Apps SDK v3.

Usage

Your device should extend ZigBeeDevice. Start by looking at the docs for ZigBeeDevice. This is the class you most likely want to extend from. If you are implementing a light device take a look at ZigBeeLightDevice.

See examples/exampleBulb.js and examples/tradfriBulb.json

Documentation

See https://athombv.github.io/node-homey-zigbeedriver

Deprecations and breaking changes for homey-zigbeedriver

This is a non exhaustive list of deprecations and breaking changes in homey-zigbeedriver with respect to homey-meshdriver which might be good to be aware of:

  • MeshDevice is removed in favour of ZigBeeDevice.
  • onMeshInit() is deprecated in favour of onNodeInit().
  • this.node.on(‘online’) is removed in favour of this.onEndDeviceAnnounce().
  • getClusterEndpoint returns null if not found.
  • cluster property is changed from string value (e.g. genOnOff) to an object which is exported by const { CLUSTER } = require(‘zigbee-clusters’);
  • registerReportListener is deprecated in favour of BoundCluster implementation.
  • registerAttrReportListener is deprecated in favour of configureAttributeReporting.
  • calculateZigbeeDimDuration renamed to calculateLevelControlTransitionTime.
  • calculateColorControlTransitionTime is added for the colorControl cluster.
  • ZigBeeXYLightDevice is removed in favour of ZigBeeLightDevice, it detects if the light supports hue and saturation or XY only.