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node-red-contrib-peak-value-range

v0.0.2

Published

A Node-RED node for filtering values within a specified range and finding the peak value.

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12

Readme

Node-RED Peak Value Range Node

This Node-RED node, named "peak-value-range," filters input values within a specified range and calculates the first peak value within that range.

Description

The "peak-value-range" node filters incoming values to ensure they fall within a specified range (minimum and maximum). It then calculates the first peak value within that range and emits it as output. This node is useful for finding the highest value within a specified range of analog or numerical data.

Installation

To install the "peak-value-range" node in your Node-RED environment, you can use the Manage Palette feature or manually copy the node files to your Node-RED nodes directory.

  1. Using Manage Palette (Recommended):

    • Open your Node-RED instance.
    • Click on the menu icon in the top-right corner and select "Manage palette."
    • Go to the "Install" tab, search for "peak-value-range," and click "install."
  2. Manual Installation:

    • Copy the "peak-value-range.js" and "peak-value-range.html" files to your Node-RED nodes directory (usually located at ~/.node-red/nodes).

Usage

  1. Drag and drop the "peak-value-range" node from the Node-RED palette onto your workspace.
  2. Configure the node by setting the minimum and maximum values for filtering.
  3. Connect the "peak-value-range" node to an input source that provides analog or numerical data.
  4. Deploy your flow.
  5. The "peak-value-range" node will calculate the first peak value within the specified range and emit it as output.

Configuration

  • Minimum Value: The minimum value for filtering input data. Values below this threshold will be ignored.
  • Maximum Value: The maximum value for filtering input data. Values above this threshold will be ignored.

License

This Node-RED node is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License.

Author

Harshad Joshi @ Bufferstack.IO Analytics Technology LLP, Pune