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node-red-contrib-namib-weatherstation-flows

v1.0.9

Published

Node module containing subflows to implement a weatherstation for the Web of Things.

Downloads

9

Readme

Subflow for a Web of Things Weatherstation

This module provides a node which contains a subflow for realizing a weatherstation with support for the Web of Things Thing Description (WoT TD). It uses CoAP (IPv6) multicast discovery in the local network to first retrieve TDs from /.well-known/wot-thing-description and then query the respective devices if they provide one of a number of supported types of sensor readings. These kinds of sensor readings are identified by their semantic @type and can either be saref:Temperature, saref:Humidity or saref:Water. The retrieved sensor values are displayed in a Node-RED dashboard tab and (optionally) on a display. To support the latter, however, a specific python script is needed which is why this functionality is disabled by default.

Both the modules node-red-contrib-wot-discovery and node-red-node-ui-table are needed as dependencies which will be installed alongside this subflow.