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@mkc-gmbh/node-red-mqtt-homie

v1.0.1

Published

MKC MQTT HOMIE protocol helper for Node-Red.

Downloads

15

Readme

@mkc-gmbh/node-red-mqtt-homie

Integrate MKC products into the Node-RED application and provides easy access to your devices.

Installation

The easiest way to install the nodes is to use the Manage palette option in the Node-RED editor menu. In the Install tab you can search for the @MKC/mqtt-homie package and click install. Once the installation is complete the nodes are available.

Alternatively you can install the nodes in your node-RED configuration folder

cd ~/.node-red
npm install ~/node-red-mqtt-homie

The nodes will be available after a restart of the Node-RED apllication.

Usage

You can use the generic nodes to access every device. First create a configuration including the device suffix (e.g. enetio-1712bc) of your device. For more detailed information about the nodes and their configuration look at the help texts at the Node-RED editor.

Release Notes

CHANGELOG

Examples

Note: Don't forget to change the MQTT configuration nodes to use these examples.

eNetIO-1-a

eNetIO-1-a

Analog input

Analog input

Digital input

Digital input

Digital output

Digital output

Device state

device state

License

MKC under MIT.