Basic question from a novice: Truncated example.js output
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when I first used this example function months ago I saw the full result to console. Now when I run the example I see only the result of the first get equipment config only. What am I missing? I dont see in example anything that would prevent the subsequent functions to display their data to console.
C:\Users\Chris\Desktop\node_screenlogic\node_modules\node-screenlogic>node example
version = 1180
secondaries = 0
pump 1 type=0, pump 2 type=2
pump 1 pool rpm=2000
pump 2 waterfall rpm=0
num pumps=7
C:\Users\Chris\Desktop\node_screenlogic\node_modules\node-screenlogic>
Can you share a gist or something with your example.js contents? Are you sure you're still on the correct remote? secondaries = # isn't in the example.js that's in the repo, so it should not be able to print that.
Additionally, it looks like you've got node-screenlogic stored as a node module under node_screenlogic, which is also odd. Make sure your environment is setup the way you expect it to be (npm install from a clean node-screenlogic sync shouldn't cause it to install itself as a node module).
Might be my novice approach. On a new windows 10 machine I installed
node.js from installer on nodejs.org.
Once done I check versions of node and npm.
Then I created a nide-screenlogic directory on my desktop.
navigated there,
Did npm init
Then I ran command at npm repository....webpage:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-screenlogic
https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-screenlogic
it gave some warning I dont recall. I then had the following in the
directory: (the exception of the new file example chris.
[image: image.png]
[image: image.png]
the example file was then modified with the lan IP of my screenlogic.
and ran....node example
below is the file:
'use strict';
const ScreenLogic = require('./index');
// use this to find and connect to units local to the network this is
running on
// var finder = new ScreenLogic.FindUnits();
// finder.on('serverFound', function(server) {
// finder.close();
// console.log('server found.');
// console.log(' gatewayName=' + server.gatewayName);
// console.log(' address=' + server.address);
// connect(new ScreenLogic.UnitConnection(server));
// });
// finder.search();
// use this if you want to use a direct connection to a known unit
connect(new ScreenLogic.UnitConnection(80, '192.168.1.131'));
// use this to remote connect to a system by name (going through the
Pentair servers)
// const systemName = 'Pentair: 07-E1-E6';
// const password = '1235';
// var remote = new ScreenLogic.RemoteLogin(systemName);
// remote.on('gatewayFound', function(unit) {
// remote.close();
// if (unit && unit.gatewayFound) {
// console.log('unit ' + remote.systemName + ' found at ' + unit.ipAddr
+ ':' + unit.port);
// connect(new ScreenLogic.UnitConnection(unit.port, unit.ipAddr,
password));
// } else {
// console.log('no unit found by that name');
// }
// });
// remote.connect();
var count = 0;
// generic connection method used by all above examples
function connect(client) {
client.on('loggedIn', function() {
// this.getVersion();
// this.getControllerConfig();
this.getEquipmentConfiguration();
}).on('version', function(version) {
this.getPoolStatus();
console.log(' version=' + version.version);
}).on('equipmentConfiguration', function(config) {
console.log(`version = ${config.getVersion()}`);
console.log(`secondaries = ${config.getSecondariesCount()}`);
console.log(`pump 1 type=${config.getPumpType(0)}, pump 2
type=${config.getPumpType(1)}`);
console.log(`pump 1 pool rpm=${config.getCircuitRPMs(0, 6)}`);
console.log(`pump 2 waterfall rpm=${config.getCircuitRPMs(1, 8)}`);
console.log(`num pumps=${config.getNumPumps()}`);
// this.getControllerConfig();
this.getPoolStatus();
//client.close();
}).on('poolStatus', function(status) {
this.getChemicalData();
console.log(' pool ok=' + status.ok);
console.log(' pool temp=' + status.currentTemp[0]);
console.log(' air temp=' + status.airTemp);
console.log(' salt ppm=' + status.saltPPM);
console.log(' pH=' + status.pH);
console.log(' saturation=' + status.saturation);
console.log(' spa active=' + status.isSpaActive());
console.log(' pool active=' + status.isPoolActive());
}).on('chemicalData', function(chemData) {
// this.setSaltCellOutput(0, 18, 0);
this.getSaltCellConfig();
console.log(' calcium=' + chemData.calcium);
console.log(' cyanuric acid=' + chemData.cyanuricAcid);
console.log(' alkalinity=' + chemData.alkalinity);
}).on('setSaltCellConfig', function() {
this.getSaltCellConfig();
console.log(' set salt cell config');
}).on('saltCellConfig', function(saltCellConfig) {
this.getControllerConfig();
console.log(' salt cell installed=' + saltCellConfig.installed);
console.log(' salt cell status=' + saltCellConfig.status);
console.log(' salt cell level1=' + saltCellConfig.level1);
console.log(' salt cell level2=' + saltCellConfig.level2);
console.log(' salt cell salt=' + saltCellConfig.salt);
console.log(' salt cell flags=' + saltCellConfig.flags);
console.log(' salt cell superChlorTimer=' +
saltCellConfig.superChlorTimer);
}).on('controllerConfig', function(config) {
console.log(' controller is in celsius=' + config.degC);
console.log(' hasSolar=' + config.hasSolar());
console.log(' hasSolarAsHeatpump=' + config.hasSolarAsHeatpump());
console.log(' hasChlorinator=' + config.hasChlorinator());
console.log(' hasCooling=' + config.hasCooling());
console.log(' hasIntellichem=' + config.hasIntellichem());
// this.setSetPoint(0, 0, 100);
this.controllerConfig = config;
this.getPumpStatus(count);
// client.close();
}).on('setPointChanged', function(config) {
console.log(' setpoint changed');
client.close();
}).on('getPumpStatus', function(status) {
console.log('--------- PUMP STATUS ---------');
// console.log('pump status', status);
console.log('pump RPMs = ' + status.pumpRPMs);
console.log('pump GPMs = ' + status.pumpGPMs);
console.log('pump Watts = ' + status.pumpWatts);
for (var i = 0; i < status.pumpSetting.length; i++) {
var circuitName;
if (status.pumpSetting[i].circuitId !== 132 &&
status.pumpSetting[i].circuitId !== 0) {
circuitName =
this.controllerConfig.getCircuitByDeviceId(status.pumpSetting[i].circuitId).name;
} else if (status.pumpSetting[i].circuitId === 132) {
circuitName = 'Freeze Mode';
} else if (status.pumpSetting[i].circuitId === 0) {
circuitName = 'Unassigned';
}
console.log(`pump ${count} ${circuitName} SetPoint=
${status.pumpSetting[i].pumpSetPoint} isRPMs =
${status.pumpSetting[i].isRPMs}`);
}
count++;
if (count === 1) {
this.getPumpStatus(count);
} else {
client.close();
}
}).on('loginFailed', function() {
console.log(' unable to login (wrong password?)');
client.close();
}).on('badParameter', function() {
console.log(' bad parameter');
client.close();
});
client.connect();
}
…On Wed, Jul 15, 2020 at 10:07 AM parnic ***@***.***> wrote:
Can you share a gist or something with your example.js contents? Are you
sure you're still on the correct remote? secondaries = # isn't in the
example.js that's in the repo, so it should not be able to print that.
Additionally, it looks like you've got node-screenlogic stored as a node
module under node_screenlogic, which is also odd. Make sure your
environment is setup the way you expect it to be (npm install from a
clean node-screenlogic sync shouldn't cause it to install itself as a node
module).
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command on npm page is:
npm i node-screenlogic
…On Wed, Jul 15, 2020 at 10:47 AM Chris Iannello ***@***.***> wrote:
Might be my novice approach. On a new windows 10 machine I installed
node.js from installer on nodejs.org.
Once done I check versions of node and npm.
Then I created a nide-screenlogic directory on my desktop.
navigated there,
Did npm init
Then I ran command at npm repository....webpage:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-screenlogic
https://www.npmjs.com/package/node-screenlogic
it gave some warning I dont recall. I then had the following in the
directory: (the exception of the new file example chris.
[image: image.png]
[image: image.png]
the example file was then modified with the lan IP of my screenlogic.
and ran....node example
below is the file:
'use strict';
const ScreenLogic = require('./index');
// use this to find and connect to units local to the network this is
running on
// var finder = new ScreenLogic.FindUnits();
// finder.on('serverFound', function(server) {
// finder.close();
// console.log('server found.');
// console.log(' gatewayName=' + server.gatewayName);
// console.log(' address=' + server.address);
// connect(new ScreenLogic.UnitConnection(server));
// });
// finder.search();
// use this if you want to use a direct connection to a known unit
connect(new ScreenLogic.UnitConnection(80, '192.168.1.131'));
// use this to remote connect to a system by name (going through the
Pentair servers)
// const systemName = 'Pentair: 07-E1-E6';
// const password = '1235';
// var remote = new ScreenLogic.RemoteLogin(systemName);
// remote.on('gatewayFound', function(unit) {
// remote.close();
// if (unit && unit.gatewayFound) {
// console.log('unit ' + remote.systemName + ' found at ' +
unit.ipAddr + ':' + unit.port);
// connect(new ScreenLogic.UnitConnection(unit.port, unit.ipAddr,
password));
// } else {
// console.log('no unit found by that name');
// }
// });
// remote.connect();
var count = 0;
// generic connection method used by all above examples
function connect(client) {
client.on('loggedIn', function() {
// this.getVersion();
// this.getControllerConfig();
this.getEquipmentConfiguration();
}).on('version', function(version) {
this.getPoolStatus();
console.log(' version=' + version.version);
}).on('equipmentConfiguration', function(config) {
console.log(`version = ${config.getVersion()}`);
console.log(`secondaries = ${config.getSecondariesCount()}`);
console.log(`pump 1 type=${config.getPumpType(0)}, pump 2
type=${config.getPumpType(1)}`);
console.log(`pump 1 pool rpm=${config.getCircuitRPMs(0, 6)}`);
console.log(`pump 2 waterfall rpm=${config.getCircuitRPMs(1, 8)}`);
console.log(`num pumps=${config.getNumPumps()}`);
// this.getControllerConfig();
this.getPoolStatus();
//client.close();
}).on('poolStatus', function(status) {
this.getChemicalData();
console.log(' pool ok=' + status.ok);
console.log(' pool temp=' + status.currentTemp[0]);
console.log(' air temp=' + status.airTemp);
console.log(' salt ppm=' + status.saltPPM);
console.log(' pH=' + status.pH);
console.log(' saturation=' + status.saturation);
console.log(' spa active=' + status.isSpaActive());
console.log(' pool active=' + status.isPoolActive());
}).on('chemicalData', function(chemData) {
// this.setSaltCellOutput(0, 18, 0);
this.getSaltCellConfig();
console.log(' calcium=' + chemData.calcium);
console.log(' cyanuric acid=' + chemData.cyanuricAcid);
console.log(' alkalinity=' + chemData.alkalinity);
}).on('setSaltCellConfig', function() {
this.getSaltCellConfig();
console.log(' set salt cell config');
}).on('saltCellConfig', function(saltCellConfig) {
this.getControllerConfig();
console.log(' salt cell installed=' + saltCellConfig.installed);
console.log(' salt cell status=' + saltCellConfig.status);
console.log(' salt cell level1=' + saltCellConfig.level1);
console.log(' salt cell level2=' + saltCellConfig.level2);
console.log(' salt cell salt=' + saltCellConfig.salt);
console.log(' salt cell flags=' + saltCellConfig.flags);
console.log(' salt cell superChlorTimer=' +
saltCellConfig.superChlorTimer);
}).on('controllerConfig', function(config) {
console.log(' controller is in celsius=' + config.degC);
console.log(' hasSolar=' + config.hasSolar());
console.log(' hasSolarAsHeatpump=' + config.hasSolarAsHeatpump());
console.log(' hasChlorinator=' + config.hasChlorinator());
console.log(' hasCooling=' + config.hasCooling());
console.log(' hasIntellichem=' + config.hasIntellichem());
// this.setSetPoint(0, 0, 100);
this.controllerConfig = config;
this.getPumpStatus(count);
// client.close();
}).on('setPointChanged', function(config) {
console.log(' setpoint changed');
client.close();
}).on('getPumpStatus', function(status) {
console.log('--------- PUMP STATUS ---------');
// console.log('pump status', status);
console.log('pump RPMs = ' + status.pumpRPMs);
console.log('pump GPMs = ' + status.pumpGPMs);
console.log('pump Watts = ' + status.pumpWatts);
for (var i = 0; i < status.pumpSetting.length; i++) {
var circuitName;
if (status.pumpSetting[i].circuitId !== 132 &&
status.pumpSetting[i].circuitId !== 0) {
circuitName =
this.controllerConfig.getCircuitByDeviceId(status.pumpSetting[i].circuitId).name;
} else if (status.pumpSetting[i].circuitId === 132) {
circuitName = 'Freeze Mode';
} else if (status.pumpSetting[i].circuitId === 0) {
circuitName = 'Unassigned';
}
console.log(`pump ${count} ${circuitName} SetPoint=
${status.pumpSetting[i].pumpSetPoint} isRPMs =
${status.pumpSetting[i].isRPMs}`);
}
count++;
if (count === 1) {
this.getPumpStatus(count);
} else {
client.close();
}
}).on('loginFailed', function() {
console.log(' unable to login (wrong password?)');
client.close();
}).on('badParameter', function() {
console.log(' bad parameter');
client.close();
});
client.connect();
}
On Wed, Jul 15, 2020 at 10:07 AM parnic ***@***.***> wrote:
> Can you share a gist or something with your example.js contents? Are you
> sure you're still on the correct remote? secondaries = # isn't in the
> example.js that's in the repo, so it should not be able to print that.
>
> Additionally, it looks like you've got node-screenlogic stored as a node
> module under node_screenlogic, which is also odd. Make sure your
> environment is setup the way you expect it to be (npm install from a
> clean node-screenlogic sync shouldn't cause it to install itself as a node
> module).
>
> —
> You are receiving this because you authored the thread.
> Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub
> <#40 (comment)>,
> or unsubscribe
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> .
>
Okay, I don't know how npm is getting the files it's getting, then, because node-screenlogic shouldn't be a module under node-screenlogic. Regardless, this is why your example output is what it is:
client.on('loggedIn', function() {
// this.getVersion();
// this.getControllerConfig();
this.getEquipmentConfiguration();
This is the version from the repository that you should be seeing: https://github.com/parnic/node-screenlogic/blob/main/example.js
You should probably look into some npm docs if that's where the problem is originating. You may want to see if there's a copy of the repo at C:\Users\Chris\Desktop\node_screenlogic instead of diving into node_modules first. But just cloning this repository directly should show you the example output you're expecting to see.
Okay, I figured out how that example.js got onto npm and have published a new version, 1.6.0-1, that contains the expected example.js.
Thanks very much will try it tomorrow with clean install.
…On Wed, Jul 15, 2020, 9:48 PM parnic ***@***.***> wrote:
Okay, I figured out how that example.js got onto npm and have published a
new version, 1.6.0-1, that contains the expected example.js.
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