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mysensor_manager

v1.0.0

Published

MySensor serial gateway manager

Downloads

1

Readme

My Sensor Manager

Description

MySensorManager is used for manager mysensor node through serial interface.

Install

You can use npm install the package.

npm install mysensor_manager

Example

You can find the test file in source.

import MySensorManager from 'mysensor_manager';

MySensorManager.DEBUG = false; // Show the debug if true, default is false
MySensorManager.FORMAT_DEBUG = false; // Show node's information as table if true, default is false

async function main () {

  // input serial interface name and baundrate
  const manager = new MySensorManager('/dev/cu.usbserial-A800H5SE', 115200);
  
  // manager.on('internal', console.log)

  manager.on('update', (node, child, value) => {

    // When button is press, switch led on/off

    if(child.id === 1) {
      manager.setNodeChild(node.id, 2, 2, value);
    }

    if(child.id === 2 && node.id === 15) {
      if(value >= 27) {
        manager.setNodeChild(20, 2, 2, 1);

      }
    }

  })
}

main();

Usage

Initialize class

 const manager = new MySensorManager('/dev/cu.usbserial-A800H5SE', 115200);

there are two params serial interface name and baudrate, normally the baudrate is 115200, so you can pass null to the second param.

The manager will manger node's id automatic.

mysensor_manager has internal node's database, you can fetch all nodes data with property nodes, or get count of all nodes with method nodesCount(), at last you can get special node with NODE'S ID through method getNodeById(id)

e.g.

const countOfAllnodes = manager.nodesCount(); // get count of all nodes
const allNodes = manager.nodes; // get all nodes array data
const oneNode = manager.getNodeById(id); // get special node with ID

You also send REBOOT COMMAND to target node(which support REBOOT COMMAND). Or send DISCOVER COMMAND when you need know which node is online.

manager.rebootNode(ID); // Send reboot command to node with node's id
manager.sendDiscoverRequest(ID); //Send discover command to node with node's id

At last you can send node's child message with method setNodeChild, the send method is very raw, you need input node id, chid id

manager.setNodeChild(20, 2, 2, 1);

Contact

Hope you like this project, if you have some idea, you can send me [email protected]