ioBroker MagicMirror Module

[Chris87-ux]

@GermanBluefox ,

Thanks for this module it is a great thing, unfortunately it seems to be not working with modbus values.

{
      module: 'MMM-ioBroker',
      position: 'bottom_bar',
      config: {
        host: '192.168.178.xx',
        port: '8087',
        https: false,
        devices: [
            { name: 'Pufferspeicher',
              deviceStates: [
                                { id: 'modbus.0.inputRegisters.12288_puffer_füllung',       icon: 'wi wi-thermometer',   suffix: '%' },
                                { id: 'modbus.0.inputRegisters.78_Pufferspeicher_Druck',    icon: 'wi wi-barometer',     suffix: 'bar'}
                                
                            ]
            },
            { name: 'Druckluft',
              deviceStates: [
                                { id: 'modbus.0.inputRegisters.42_Druckluft_Dachboden1',       icon: 'wi wi-barometer',   suffix: 'bar' }
                            ]
            }
          ]
      }
    },

do you see any failure in the code?

Everything i see on the mirror is e.g. “— %”.

Br Chris

[Fozi]

@Chris87-ux I’m a bit late to the party but as I’m tinkering with that module. too, maybe I can help.

First, change the port to 8082. This seems to have been changed in one of the 2.x releases of the simple API.

Second, go in ioBroker to the adapter setting for the web adater (!) and check “Eingebaute ‘Simple API’”
Now the values should be pulled from ioBroker. Hope that helps.

[falke69]

@Fozi does not work :disappointed_face:

[Fozi]

@falke69 is “[IPv4] 0.0.0.0 - Alle IP-Adressen zulassen” enabled?
If this doesn’t work, too, the I’d ask bluefox in the ioBroker forum. There is also a very lenghty thread about that issue.

[falke69]

@Fozi have all settings exactly as in the screenshot

[Fozi]

@falke69 Damned…Then try port 8087, maybe this is your standard port.

Are you using Homematic components, too? If so, then check MMM-Homematic. I switched to that module as its presentation is much nicer and the readouts of the actuators and sensors are translated and can be coloured if thresholds are met.

[falke69]

@Fozi have already installed MMM-Homematic.
But found the other module better (line break)
If all of my windows are open, everything is shown on one line

[Fozi]

@falke69 What I didn’t like with MMM-ioBroker, was that the door and windows sensor didn’t display “auf”/“zu” but “true”/“false” or “1”/“0”. I couldn’t find a place in the code to modify or translate the status messages, so I dropped it.

[falke69]

@Fozi
that’s how I solved it
Program on CCU

var sec=dom.GetObject("Verschlussensoren");
string i;
string list;
string seit;
string itemName;
string status_new;
string stunde=system.Date("%H").ToInteger();
string minute=system.Date("%M").ToInteger();
string textReplace = "Kontakt";
list="";
integer textReplaceLength = textReplace.Length();
foreach(i,sec.EnumUsedIDs()) {
var item=dom.GetObject(i);
var dev=dom.GetObject(item.Device());
if((dev.HssType()=="HM-Sec-RHS") || 
(dev.HssType()=="HM-Sec-SC") || 
(dev.HssType()=="HM-Sec-SC-2")|| 
(dev.HssType()=="HM-Sec-RHS-2")|| 
(dev.HssType()=="HM-Sec-SCo")) {
var status = item.DPByHssDP("STATE").Value();
if(status.Value()) {
if (status == 1 ) { status_new = "gekippt"; }
if (status == 2 ) { status_new = "offen"; }
itemName=dev.Name();
if(itemName.Length() >= textReplaceLength){
itemName = itemName.Substr(textReplaceLength, itemName.Length() - textReplaceLength);
}
list=list # itemName #",";
}
}
}
if(list.Length() < 5){
list=" kein Fenster ";
}
WriteLine(list);
dom.GetObject("offene Fenster").State(list);

settings MMM-ioBroker

// iobroker offene Fenster / brennende Lampen
{
         disabled: false,
         module: 'MMM-ioBroker',
         position: 'top_right',
         config: {
      host: 'localhost',
        port: '8082',
        https: false,
        devices: [
        { name: 'offene Fenster:',
        deviceStates: [
      { id: 'hm-rega.0.3102', icon: '',  suffix: '' },

                         ]

      },
    
      { name: 'brennende Lampen:',
        deviceStates: [
        { id: 'hm-rega.0.9048', icon: '',  suffix: '' },

                         ]
}
            ]
         }
},

[Fozi]

@falke69 Thanks so much! I bookmarked this post for later use, if the MMM-Homeatic module won’t serve as I expect. Very interesting that you have to script the CCU. Great job!