6.0.0a
* Add time in minutes to rule Time#Initialized, Time#set and Time#Minute
(#2669)
* Add rule variables %time% for minutes since midnight, %uptime%,
%sunrise% and %sunset% giving time in minutes (#2669)
6.0.0a
* Add command SetOption28 to switch between hex or decimal Sonoff Bridge
RF received data format (#3008)
* Add command SetOption29 to switch between hex or decimal IR received
data format
Changed the payload back to string.
I think this is shorter, easier to understand without any documentation and still works with rules.
e.g.
on Tele-APDS9960#Up do command endon
new:
-removed NEAR/FAR because of the unreliability
-support for Rules, therefore change of the MQTT-Messages to a number format (clockwise: up,right,down,left then long and none)
Example:
rule1 on Tele-APDS9960#Gesture=1 do ... endon
-minor code changes to shorten things
This commit adds a configuration file for the Doxygen documenation generator and a helper script to create/update the source code documentation. Just install Doxygen and GraphViz and run "updateDocs.sh" to create the source code documentation.
changes:
-changed from interrupt mode to polling
-fixed the mqtt-messages
-fixed command "gesture" for the console. Now every argument except 0 and 1 will report the gesture mode
-changed gesture name from "overload" to "long"
First version with the "new" driver model.
The driver is disabled by default to prevent side effects und must be enabled for testing by hand.
Please uncomment:
// #define USE_APDS9960
Use GPIO_DSB as interrupt pin as provisional hack in the web interface of tasmota.
Please expect problems (reboot, ...). My personal usage scenario is:
Sonoff -> MQTT -> Node-Red -> MQTT -> Sonoff
New Arithmetic commands to be used with VARs:
ADD1 to ADD5: Add a value to VAR[x]
Usage: ADD1 15
Result: VAR1 = VAR1 + 15
SUB1 to SUB5: Substract a value from VAR[x]
Usage: SUB1 15
Result: VAR1 = VAR1 - 15
MULT1 to MULT5: Multiply a value to VAR[x]
Usage: MULT1 15
Result: VAR1 = VAR1 * 15
SCALE1 to SCALE5: Scale a value from a low and high limit to another low and high limit and store it in VAR[x] (directly equivalent to MAP arduino command)
Syntax:
SCALEx value, fromLow, fromHigh, toLow, toHigh
Parameters
value: the number to scale
fromLow: the lower bound of the value’s current range
fromHigh: the upper bound of the value’s current range
toLow: the lower bound of the value’s target range
toHigh: the upper bound of the value’s target range
(omitted values are taken as zero)
Usage: SCALE1 15, 0, 100, 0, 1000
Result: VAR1 = 150
