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A node.js client library to owserver Documentation & protocol specs

Installation

npm install owfs

Examples

First of all you need a connection to a running owserver:

var Client = require("owfs").Client;
var con = new Client(HOST,PORT);

or with the default port 4304

var con = new Client(HOST);

read

Reads a value of the specified path and passes the value to the callback.

con.read("/10.E89C8A020800/temperature", function(err, result){
	console.log(result);
})

write

Writes a value to the specified path and passes the raw owserver message to the callback.

con.write("/10.E89C8A020800/temperature",1,function(err, message){
	console.log(message)
})

Directory listings

According to OWFS message types there are several methods for directory listings. They all have the same argument list but behave a bit different.

Lists all the children of the supplied path as an array passed to the callback.

con.dir("/",function(err, directories){
	console.log(directories);
})

con.dirall("/",function(err, directories){
	console.log(directories);
})

con.get("/",function(err, directories){
	console.log(directories);
})

con.dirallslash("/",function(err, directories){
	console.log(directories);
})

con.getslash("/",function(err, directories){
	console.log(directories);
})

Debug

We are using debug for debugging output. If you are using owfs in your app, start the debug mode like this:

DEBUG=owfs* node app.js