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node-red-contrib-myenergi

v1.0.5

Published

Node-red node to connect to Myenergi products

Downloads

32

Readme

node-red-contrib-myenergi

A simple node-red node for getting the status of myenergi products. This is a work in progress, see below for the planned features.

Config

Add the myenergi node, and add an API config, including hub serial and API key from the myenergi website

Get all Devices

To get all devices, keep msg.product and msg.serial blank. The returned object holds 3 arrays, one for each type of product: havi, eddi and zappi

Get all of one type of device

To get the stats of all of one type of device, set msg.product to the type of product you wish to get stats about. E.g. msg.product='zappi' would return an array of objects, one for each of your zappis

Get one specific device

To get the stats of one device set both the msg.product (to be the product type) and msg.serial to be the serial of the device you wish to get data about

Future Development

Adding the ability to set settings in addition to getting values from products

I am not responsible for the underlying API (myenergi-api), all credit for the api to bisand - https://github.com/bisand/myenergi-api