@smtmt2021/enlite v0.1.0

Enlite for smart meter

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|                 Your Apps                 |
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|               >>> Enlite <<<              |
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|           WSUN Adaptor Interface          |
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|                          |  UDP  |  PANA  |
|        WSUN Adaptor      | IPv6 / 6LoWPAN |
|                          |  IEEE802.15.4  |
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|         A smart meter of your home        |
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Usage

• Here is a very brief code:

import { EnliteGetInstance, SmartElectricEnergyMeter, CLASS } from 'enlite';
// write your own app
class MySmartMeter extends SmartElectricEnergyMeter {
  startPolling() {
    this.timer = setInterval(async () => {
      const watt = await this.getInstantaneousElectricEnergey();
      console.log(`${watt}W`);
    }, 60 * 1000);
  }
}
// get a framework which is provided by this project
const enlite = EnliteGetInstance();
// register the app you wrote above
enlite.addDeviceClass(CLASS.LOW_VOLTAGE_SMART_ELECTRIC_ENERGY_METER, MySmartMeter);
// prepare code to activate measuring
enlite.once('device-created', device => {
  // start polling to get a current value of your smart meter
  device.startPolling();
});
// let's go
enlite.open();

• see the concrete examples (./examples) as well.

Test

• npm test
• then, open ./coverage/lcov-report/index.html to see the coverage.

Debug

• Specify following environment variables (e.g. export DEBUG=enlite/enlite) to display debug information;

License

• MIT license
• Copyright (c) 2021 KINOSHITA minoru, All Rights Reserved.