dufourgilles
commented
4 years ago I have added a test so that you can use it as an example to set a value
it("should be able to modify a parameter", () => {
client = new DeviceTree(LOCALHOST, PORT);
//client._debug = true;
return Promise.resolve()
.then(() => client.connect())
.then(() => {
return client.getDirectory();
})
.then(() => client.expand(client.root.elements[0]))
.then(() => {
expect(server.tree.elements[0].children[0].children[1].contents.value).not.toBe("gdnet");
return client.setValue(client.root.elements[0].children[0].children[1], "gdnet");
})
.then(() => {
expect(server.tree.elements[0].children[0].children[1].contents.value).toBe("gdnet");
return client.disconnect();
});
});
yboujraf
ghost
Hi Dear,
I hope you are very well.
I am back to you regarding the Ember+ javascript library. Till today we are using the C library from Lawo and working fine.
Now we need to migrate our library in Nodejs + Typescript but unfortunately no .d.ts with the javascript library is very difficult to navigate in the code and to understand if it isn't done by ourself.
I have seen you work and you have my respect. If you have time for Typescript it will be great ;-) From our side it is planned to do it in GO.
My questions :
- Client (consumer side)
We are able to discover, retrieve any information regarding any parameters, nodes, ....
But we are not able to setValue to any parameters or Matrix.
Do you have any sample how to do that or a unit test for this purpose? We are not using the npm package but we cloned your repository.
the best is to setvalue with the path like 0.1.2.111 and NOT with the name of the root.node.elements.
Thanks in advance Youssef Boujraf