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signalk-trim-plugin

v0.0.12

Published

Trim webapp that auto detects conditions and allows custom trim markers

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Links

Git

Maintainers

hanstoolhanstool

Keywords

signalk-node-server-pluginsignalk-webapp

Readme

Trim webapp

A webapp that helps to trim the boat by storing advice and marker info. Inspired by the Trimm Scheibe.

Features

  • Auto detect conditions
  • Set your own markers per trim option
  • English and Dutch start configuration available here.

Running on B&G MFD

To see the webapp on your B&G Vulcan or Zeus you need to install the signalk-mfd-plugin as well. You'll need to setup an additional IP on your SignalK server for it to work as described in it's readme.

Configure the signalk-mfd-plugin like:

Source: Sail trim
IP address: 192.168.3.12
Feature name: Sail trim
Name: Sail trim
Menu text: Sail trim
WebApp tile image url: http://192.168.3.12:3000/signalk-trim-plugin/trim.png
WebApp url: http://192.168.3.12:3000/signalk-trim-plugin/

Where 192.168.3.12 is the IP you've added.

On Signal K 2.x, /plugins/signalk-trim-plugin/... is admin-only. The MFD webapp reads options and config from the readonly API (allow_readonly):

GET /signalk/v1/api/signalk-trim-plugin/options
GET /signalk/v1/api/signalk-trim-plugin/readConfig

Saves still POST to /plugins/ and need an admin session. jQuery is vendored as public/jquery.min.js (SK 2.x no longer serves /jquery/dist/jquery.min.js).

npm publish

App Store installs come from the npm package signalk-trim-plugin. A GitHub Action patch-bumps and publishes at most once per UTC day when plugin/ or public/ changed since the last release (.github/workflows/release.yml). Publishing uses npm trusted publishing (GitHub OIDC). Once, as package owner on npmjs.com: Package → Settings → Trusted Publisher → GitHub Actions, with organization htool, repository signalk-trim-plugin, workflow filename release.yml, and allowed action npm publish.

Screenshot

Screenshot of Vulcan 12"