ioBroker.vistaragorm

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vistaragorm adapter for ioBroker

Some simple Visualisations.

These are controls whose background colour changes to represent one or more of the values. While intended for temperatures, they could be used for other purposes.

nbox

• Shows 1 to 3 values in a vertical list with title
• Each value may be individually formatted (sprintf-like syntax)
• Background colour depends on value of 1st item.
• Background colour change can have sharp trasitions, or be interpolated

mvsp

• Shows 2 values (measured, setpoint) in a vertical list like nbox11 above.
• Value may be custom formatted (sprintf-like syntax)
• Background colour depends on value of 1st item.
• Background colour change can have sharp trasitions, or be interpolated
• Background is a radial blend, with the mv color being the centre of the widget, and the outer colour being the sp derived colour.
• If offSp is set, setpoints below this value will be suppressed for two-colour blends, and only the mv will be used.

Colour Generation - colours and interpolate

Colours are generated from a list of switch points and colour codes, e.g.

    $indoor: [
        { t:15, b: 0x1E90FF, f:0x0000 },
        { t:18, b: 0x0bb000, f:0x0000 },
        { t:21, b: 0xdddd00, f:0x0000 },
        { t:24, b: 0xff0000, f:0x0000 }
    ],    

    $outdoor: [
        { t:8,  b: 0x1E90FF, f:0x0000 },
        { t:12, b: 0x00bb00, f:0x0000 },
        { t:18, b: 0xdddd00, f:0x0000 },
        { t:22, b: 0xff0000, f:0x0000 }
    ],    

Where t = temperature, b = background colour and f = foreground colour. The colours MUST be numeric codes. (You can't use colour names like "green" for instance.)

• The colours can be configured using the colours attribute. You can set $indoor (the default) $outdoor or a custom vector as described below .
• Setting the interpolate attribute means the widget will try to work out intermediate colours if the temperature lies between two values.
• The default is $indoor

Custom Colour Vector

10 blue
15 green
30 red white

If the colours attribute does not start with $, then it is assumed to be a list of switchpoints and associated colour(s), one per line, with each line having the format:

<SwitchValue> <Background> [<Foreground>]

• The switch value should be a number - rows should be in ascending order
• The colours may be:
  • A HTML colour name
  • A 6 digit hex colour code e.g. #ff55ff
• The default foreground is black

Changelog

0.0.1-2

• (Taragorm) Dev

License

MIT License

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