Closed jhuizingh closed 2 years ago
Additionally, there is a mismatch between the signatures for addItem, createItem, and replaceItem, although it seems like they all ultimately call createItem …
Yes, they all ultimately call createItem
. The mismatch in their params/signature is something I will correct as soon as I had a look at everything you mentioned.
On a related note, it is not clear to me what the difference between addItem and createItem is or what it means to me when I am developing a script.
createItem
creates a new Item object that is not registered with any provider and therefore not in the Item registry. That means, that createItem
actually doesn‘t really create an openHAB Item, it only creates an Item object. Currently I have no use case for createItem
in mind for developing a script. I think createItem
is meant to be a private function the normal user should not see.
addItem
adds the Item object that createItem returns to the registry, what makes it a real openHAB Item.
When you develop a script, you can ignore createItem
and use addItem
to add/create openHAB Items.
When creating an item using this library, I can configure any metadata I need.
I am working on fixing this now
Thank you, @florian-h05!
Although itemMetadata is included as an option on the
createItem
function, that value does not seem to be used if I am reading this correctly.Additionally, there is a mismatch between the signatures for
addItem
,createItem
, andreplaceItem
, although it seems like they all ultimately callcreateItem
under the hood so it would be really nice if they had the same options. On a related note, it is not clear to me what the difference betweenaddItem
andcreateItem
is or what it means to me when I am developing a script.Expected Behavior
When creating an item using this library, I can configure any metadata I need.
Current Behavior
I am unable to create/configure metadata on an item. There is an ability to set the
value
of metadata, but i want to set theconfig
of metadata.Possible Solution
Steps to Reproduce (for Bugs)
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Context
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