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@racksync/node-red-contrib-hass-flow

v1.0.6

Published

3 years ago

Make you Home Assistant instance easier to implement by all these extension node

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node-red Home Assistant HASS RACKSYNC

HASS Flow is Node-RED Module for Home Assistant

Installation

You can install the nodes using "Manage palette" from node-red kebab menu or run the following command in the root directory of your Node-RED installation

npm install node-red-contrib-hass-flow --save

Usage

Put "Toggle" entity from input_boolean into input together with base flow, Now you can easier toggle from Home Assistant UI then.

racksync-screenshot

Node-RED Node by RACKSYNC

racksync-node

Tips

It is recommended to always do a full deploy when you changed some of the nodes of this library to prevent unexpected behavior.
Always use debug node to test message payload before using in Production.

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