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node-red-contrib-relay-persistent

v1.0.0

Published

A Node-RED node for relay with persistent mode.

Downloads

12

Readme

Node-RED Contrib Relay Persistent

This Node-RED node allows you to create a relay with persistent mode. It enables you to control the flow of messages based on incoming signals while maintaining the state of the relay even after Node-RED restarts.

Installation

You can install this node using the Node-RED Palette Manager or by running the following npm command in your Node-RED user directory:

npm install node-red-contrib-relay-persistent

Usage

Once installed, you can find the "Relay Persistent" node in the function category of the Node-RED palette.

Configuration

  • Name: Name for the relay node.
  • Persistent: Enable persistent mode to maintain the state of the relay even after Node-RED restarts.

Input Messages

  • Payload: true or false to enable or disable the relay.
  • Topic: Set to enable to enable the relay or disable to disable it.

Output Messages

If the relay is enabled, all incoming messages are passed through.

State file location

The state file will be stored in the same directory where the Node-RED instance is running

Example of state file content will be a json one line

{"isEnabled":true,"timestamp":"13/3/2024, 6:39:21 pm"}

Use Cases

  • Home Automation: Control lights, fans, or other devices based on sensor inputs or user commands while ensuring the state persistence across Node-RED restarts.
  • Industrial Automation: Manage equipment operations and status using relay nodes with persistent mode to ensure reliability and continuity of operations.
  • IoT Applications: Implement power management solutions for IoT devices, enabling efficient energy usage and device control with persistent relay states.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.

Issues and Feedback

If you encounter any issues or have any feedback, please open an issue on GitHub.