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fixed backwards compatibility 

These changes affect the settings of hue node through the message input.
msg.lamp sets the lamp ID
msg.color sets the lamp color (e.g., msg.color="DF0101" will set the
color to red)
msg.brightness sets the lamp brightness (e.g., msg.brightness=50)
msg.payload is used to se the lamp status (on/off/alert) (e.g.,
msg.payload="alert" will flash the Lamp once)
msg.topic can be still used to set the color (compatibility with
previous versions)
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hdoukas 2014-04-12 11:32:23 +02:00
parent 0d9555ff33
commit fc00b1d66e
2 changed files with 25 additions and 14 deletions
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hardware/hue/104-hue_manage.html
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@ -56,7 +56,15 @@
<script type="text/x-red" data-help-name="HueNode">
<p>This node implements some basic functionality for managing a Philips Hue wireless Lamp system.</p>
<p>To use it you need to have obtained a valid auth token (or username) from your Philips Hue Bridge. Read <a href="http://developers.meethue.com/gettingstarted.html" target="_blank">here</a> on how to do this.</p>
<p>You can enter the ID (1, 2, ...) of a Lamp and turn it ON or OFF, set the color and the brightness (0->100). </p><p>By setting the status to AUTO, you can set the ON/OFF status as a message topic (e.g., msg.topic="1:ON", where 1 is the ID of the Lamp) and the color/brightness through the message payload (e.g., msg.payload="DF0101:50" will set the color to red and brightness to 50%) on the node input. Please note, in case you use both, the msg.payload overrides the node configuration through the UI!</p><p>Also, if you pass something like msg.topic="1:ALERT" the Lamp with ID 1 will flash once.</p>
<p>You can enter the ID (1, 2, ...) of a Lamp and turn it ON or OFF, set the color and the brightness (0->100). </p><p>By setting the status to AUTO, you can set the lamp parameters using the message on the input node as follows:</p>
<ul>
<li>msg.lamp sets the lamp ID</li>
<li>msg.color sets the lamp color (e.g., msg.color="DF0101" will set the color to red)</li>
<li>msg.brightness sets the lamp brightness (e.g., msg.brightness=50)</li>
<li>msg.payload is used to se the lamp status (on/off/alert) (e.g., msg.payload="alert" will flash the Lamp once</li>
</ul>
<p>Please note, by setting the status to AUTO on the node configuration, the rest of the node parameters are ignored, you need to set all parameters through the message input.</p>
</script>
<!-- Finally, the node type is registered along with all of its properties -->

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hardware/hue/104-hue_manage.js
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@ -92,27 +92,30 @@ function HueNode(n) {
if(node.lamp_status=="AUTO") {
var color;
var brightness;
//check for lamp ID in the topic
if(myMsg.topic.length>1) {
var tmp_status = myMsg.topic.split(":");
myMsg.topic = tmp_status[1];
lamp = tmp_status[0];
//get lamp id from msg.lamp:
lamp = myMsg.lamp;
//get brightness:
brightness = myMsg.brightness;
//get colour either from msg.color or msg.topic
if(myMsg.color!=null && myMsg.color.length>0) {
color = myMsg.color;
}
else if(myMsg.topic!=null && myMsg.topic.length>0) {
color = myMsg.topic;
}
//check for brightness & color:
if(myMsg.payload.length>1) {
var tmp_topic = myMsg.payload.split(":");
color = tmp_topic[0];
brightness = tmp_topic[1];
}
//check the payload for on/off/alert:
//case of ALERT:
if(myMsg.topic=="ALERT"){
if(myMsg.payload=="ALERT" || myMsg.payload=="alert"){
api.setLightState(lamp, state.alert()).then(displayResult).fail(displayError).done();
}
//case of ON:
if(myMsg.topic=="ON") {
if(myMsg.payload=="ON" || myMsg.payload=="on") {
api.setLightState(lamp, state.on().rgb(hexToRgb(color).r,hexToRgb(color).g,hexToRgb(color).b).brightness(brightness)).then(displayResult).fail(displayError).done();
}
else {