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node-red-contrib-unifi-client

v0.0.6

Published

Nodes to access UniFi

Downloads

50

Readme

node-red-contrib-unifi-client

This project add some nodes to node-red, to interact with unifi from ubiquiti .

This project, is mainly a proof of concept of the library unifi-client, and so mainly reuse tested functions .

You can read nodes documentation here .

Requirements

  • Installed UniFi-Controller version v6 or newer
  • An unifi user, without 2FA*

*: 2FA is supported, but not adapted to automated usage .

Installation recommended

The recommended way to install this module is from the Node-RED GUI itself. Menu/manage palette/Install/search for unifi and then click install.

Main Nodes

unifi-raw-controller-request

Allow you to do all the request you want to unifi . The node will do the connection and other for you, and then return directly the result of the request in msg.payload

unifi-door-events

Check for events on Unifi access Doors, and send a message per event .

Can be used to trigger a workflow depending on who open the door .

unifi-access-unlock-relais

Ask to unlock a relais (doors for example)

Developpers / Contributing

Adding nodes to this library is pretty easy .

First of all, be sure to have a ready node-red environnement (follow install tutorial), then clone the repos and install it in node-red config directory with a local module npm i /home/thib3113/repo/ .

Then, you can create a new node, you can check the example of DoorEvents :

- create a ts file in src/nodes
  - create a classe extending Node
  - export a function that will call the function "registerNode"
- create an html file with the same name as the ts file (without the extension)
- configure the package.json node-red part to add your node

To do request to Unifi, feel free to read the documentation of unifi-client .

When you are ready, open a PR

Thank you