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loxone-ici

v0.0.2

Published

Connect to your Loxone via the Loxone intercommunication Interface

Downloads

6

Readme

Loxone Intercommunication

This Library aims to provide a Interface which can communicate with a Loxone Miniserver over its integrated Loxone Intercommunication Interface, this allows to easy create Inputs and Outputs to send data between Loxone and your NodeJS Application.

Limitations

ownId remoteId and packetId has a character limitation of a maximum of 8 chars

Example

import { LoxoneServer, DATA_TYPE } from "loxone-ici"

//create a instance with an id which is able to receive data
const server = new LoxoneServer({ ownId: "remote" })

//this will enable udp data to be received on port 61263 (default port for loxone miniservers)
//this is also optional, there is no need to bind any port if you do not need to receive data
server.bind(61263)

//creates a remote system to send data to another miniserver
const remote = server.createRemoteSystem({
  remoteId: "server",
  address: "192.168.1.100",
  port: 61263
})

//creates new sendable outputs
//creates a new output which is able to send numeric values
const output = remote.createOutput("foo", DATA_TYPE.ANALOG)
//creates a new output which is able to send bool values
const cyclic = remote.createOutput("cyclic", DATA_TYPE.DIGITAL)

//send output once and by default the output will be repeateadly sent every 10 seconds
//as soon as set value has been called the output will be sent to the miniserver
cyclic.setValue(true)

//update the output every second
let i = 0
setInterval(() => output.setValue(i++), 1000)

//receive data from the loxone miniserver
server.on("input", ({ packet }) => {
  let { value } = packet.payload
  if (typeof value === "object") value = JSON.stringify(value)
  console.log(`Receive packet id "${packet.packetId}" with type ${DATA_TYPE[packet.type]} and value ${value}`)
})