@peterh

Hi Peter,

Great it is working out for you! In the config there is a question that the lower part breaks when it encounters a temperature. Is that right? It should be able to show temperatures as well.

@Sp0nsje @peterh

I made some modifications to the code:

• Fixed the switching positions of gauges (I think, it doesn’t happen to me a lot, so testing is a bit difficult)

• Added ‘Custom gauges’. You can use every type of device to be displayed as a gauge as long as you specify the correct config settings (also see the readme).

My customGauge config is:

customGauges: {
            headerLabel: "Overige",
            showLabel: true,
            devices: [
              {
                idx: "1356",
                deviceHeader: "Volt",
                lowerText: "Voltage",
                gaugeAppendText: "volt",
                gaugeMaxValue: 250,
              },
              {
                idx: "2057",
                deviceHeader: "Afstand",
                gaugeAppendText: "cm",
                gaugeMaxValue: 1000,
                markerColor: "#70db70"
              }
            ]
          },

This results in:

Please download the latest code from GitHub and give it a try! Let me know it you encounter any problems.

@sp0nsje

This sometimes seems to happen indeed. I notices it as well. The different gauges aren’t always processed in the same order and that causes the switch of position. I have a look at this as well. It should be possible to always order them according to the order in the config.

@sp0nsje

I think you are right why it is not loading. I’ll have a look at the multiple requests this weekend.

@peterh I’ll have a look at it this weekend. Could you post the JSON output from the devices so I can have a look where de field with the data are?

This can be done with the following link:
"http://DOMOTICZ-IP:PORT/json.htm?type=devices&rid=IDX

@sp0nsje

Would an option be that you add the module a second time in the config with option “All”? Then the devices are displayed separately.

My luxaflex are operated with MQTT. I build in a servo myself and attached it to a NodeMCU. Domoticz sends an MQTT command when I press a dummy switch.

@najtram

Thanks for the suggestion! I added the module to the page.

The plugin now supports basic auth for Domoticz.

@sdetweil @najtram

Does this indeed solve the problem? I updated the readme this morning with the install and performed the update with a script that automatically does the npm install for alle modules.

@najtram

Wow, that’s strange. It seams like a more strict interpretation of the code in package.json. I validated the JSON again and made one minor change. Could you pull the code from GitHub and try again? Really hope this solves the problem.