Thermostat shows wrong temperature when multiple of 10

[vthawkeye]

Describe the bug Thermostat shows wrong temperature when multiple of 10 and a Number:Temperature type. It will display 7 instead of 70. This is because Openhab's rest interface returns: "7E+1 °F". I'm unsure if it affects just Number types.

Expected behavior The temperature should be correct, in the above example it should be 70 and not 7.

Configurations Homebridge:

                {
                    "name": "Thermostat",
                    "type": "thermostat",
                    "currentTempItem": "ThermostatTemperature",
                    "targetTempItem": "ThermostatSetpointHeatingC",
                    "heatingItem": "HeatingItem",
                    "coolingItem": "CoolingItem",
                    "modeItem": "ThermostatMode",
                    "tempUnit": "Fahrenheit"
                },

Openhab item:

Number:Temperature  ThermostatTemperature   "Thermostat Temperature [%.1f °F]"  <temperature>   (gThermostat) {...}

[vthawkeye]

I found line 285 in util/OpenHAB.js has a regular expression:

let matchedValue =  value.match(/^\d+((\.|,)\d*)*/i)

I updated the regex in that line to:

let matchedValue =  value.match(/^\d+(?:[\.,]\d*)?(?:[eE][\+\-]\d+)?/i)

To match the digits and possibly the scientific notation. That appears to allow the number to be recognized.

Hope that helps

[steilerDev]

My latest commit (a5d21ecd10a76dae913c7e40a15baf5f7c22578d) supports scientifically notated numbers. Track the official npm releases if you cannot test directly from Github's source.