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node-red-contrib-iberdrola

v1.2.2

Published

A Node-RED node which connects to i-DE iberdrola api and returns your consumption data

Downloads

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Readme

node-red-contrib-iberdrola

A Node-RED node which reads the consumption and generation data of your contracts in Iberdrola I-DE.

Install

Run the following command in the root directory of your Node-RED install

npm install node-red-contrib-iberdrola or directly from Node-red palette

Usage

  • Gets the information of the import consumption and export generation data of your contrac on the data specified on msg.payload
  • You may override the user set in the configuration by passing in a value in msg.user.
  • You can also override the password set in the configuration by passing in a value in msg.password.
  • There are two available commands you can indicate in msg.action:
    • 'contratos' - It will return a list of available contracts for the user
    • 'readings' - It will provide the readings (consumption and generation) of the corresponding contract selected by the user.
      • (In case you do not define the property msg.action the 'readings' one will be selected by default)
  • You can also select the contract by setting the msg.contract to a valid contract code.
    • (In case you do not define the property msg.contract then teh first contract of the list of available ones for the user will be selected)

Ouput

  • There are two different kinds of outputs (may vary in case of error conditions). The output is always returned as key properties of msg.payload object:
    • Action = 'contratos'
      • contracts: Array with the list of contracts available for the user
      • result: Object containing the result information / error codes
    • Action = 'readings'
      • contract: Contract code corresponding to the readings
      • Dia: Date selected for readings
      • Import: Array with the 24 hours consumption readings
      • Export: Array with the 24 hours generation readings
      • Count: Number of type of readings left to be provided (-2 - both left, -1 - one left, 0 - all provided)
      • result: Object containing the result information / error codes
  • Error codes are reported in the result object. It has the following key properties:
    • code: result code
      • 0 - Success
      • 1 - Consumption data not read
      • 2 - Generation data not read
      • 3 - Date not available
      • 4 - Unable to get date limits for current contract
      • 5 - Unable to select the contract
      • 6 - Unable to get list of contracts
      • 7 - Credentials not valid
      • 8 - No contract available
      • 9 - Unexpected error
      • 10 - Date with no valid format
      • 11 - Contract not found in the list of available ones
    • desc: description of the result code
    • msg: (only when code <> 0) Information of msg.payload when error occurred
  • In case of error code 3 then the following object will be under msg.payload.result.msg:
    • limits: object indicating the max and min available dates of the selected contract. No readings available out of that range.

Todo

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