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sense-control

v1.1.1

Published

Simple and basic control nodes to make conditional and repetitive actions easier

Downloads

42

Readme

This package contains four nodes for Node-RED to make conditional actions and repetitive actions slightly easier.

The first three nodes, num-if, str-if and bool-if repeat their input message exactly if it matches a condition. str-if only lets through messages if the msg.payload is a string and matches condition, which can be:

  • Equals: the string exactly equals the set value
  • Contains: the string contains the set value at any point
  • Not Equals: the string does NOT equal a set value
  • Not Contains: the string does NOT contain the set value
  • Regex: the string matches a regular expression (/g flag enabled) Note: These conditions are case-sensitive

num-if only lets through numbers which match a condition, which can be:

  • Equals: the number is equal to a set value
  • Higher than: the number is higher than a set value
  • Lower than: the number is lower than a set value
  • Not Equals: the number is NOT equal to a set value
  • Rounded: the number is a round number
  • Even: the number is an even number
  • Odd: the number is an odd number

bool-if only lets through boolean values if they match a condition:

  • Equals: the boolean equals a set value
  • Not Equals: the boolean does NOT equal a set value

The last node is a repeat node. This node simply repeats its input exactly as-is a set number of times.