I am currently working out the input for influxDB based on your Node in "listen to all" mode. It works, but as I am not very familar with Node Red (and Java Script), the script looks horrible...
The format of the string is:
"("<maingroup>“->“<middlegroup>“) "<room>“ - "<device>“ - "<action>
And this is my Script to split this accordingly:
Does anyone have hints how to improve this?
EDIT:
I think I found a good solution using Regex, at least it's much better than the "mess" before ;-) :
The format of the string is:
"("<maingroup>“->“<middlegroup>“) "<room>“ - "<device>“ - "<action>
And this is my Script to split this accordingly:
Code:
var outputMsg = {};
var p1 = msg.payload.split("->");
var HG = p1[0].substr(1,p1[0].length);
var p2=p1[1].split(")");
var MG = p2[0];
var parts = p1[1].substr(MG.length+2,p1[1].length).split(" - ")
outputMsg.payload = {
hg: HG,
mg: MG,
room: parts[0],
device: parts[1],
action: parts[2]
}
return [ outputMsg ];
Does anyone have hints how to improve this?
EDIT:
I think I found a good solution using Regex, at least it's much better than the "mess" before ;-) :
Code:
var outputMsg = {};
var regexp = /^[\(](.*)[\-][>](.*)[\)][\s](.*)[\s][\-][\s](.*)[\s][\-][\s](.*)$/
var parts = msg.payload.match(regexp);
outputMsg.payload = {
hg: parts[1],
mg: parts[2],
room: parts[3],
device: parts[4],
action: parts[5]
}
return [ outputMsg ];
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