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ioBroker.Innogy-SmartHome
This adapter is used to connect the Innogy smarthome devices to ioBroker. You can read more about Innogy here.
###Requires Node > 4.x
Changelog
0.0.11
Corrected roles for a lot of devices
0.0.10
Corrected roles for a lot of devices
Corrected rw states for a lot of devices
0.0.9
Fixed initialization sequence in underlying lib
Fixed bootstrap sequence in underlying lib
Fixed token refresh in underlying lib
Removed unneeded error messages
0.0.8
Improved error output once again
0.0.7
Improved error output
0.0.6
Removed no longer needed log errors
Added unload method
Optimized session refreshing
0.0.5
Fixed parsing errors
0.0.4
Added Netatmo Weatherstation
0.0.3
Added a lot of devices
Updated lib to reestablish Websocket connection
Added debug event if Websocket connection is lost
0.0.2
Added "Virtual" as default location for devices which doesn't have a location
0.0.1
Initial commit
License
MIT
Copyright (c) 2017 Patrick Arns iobroker@patrick-arns.de
FAQs
ioBroker Innogy SmartHome
The npm package iobroker.innogy-smarthome receives a total of 73 weekly downloads. As such, iobroker.innogy-smarthome popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that iobroker.innogy-smarthome demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 15 Jan 2017
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