node-red-contrib-buffer-parser - npm Package Compare versions

Comparing version 3.1.2 to 3.1.3

buffer-parser.js

@@ -141,6 +141,13 @@
             //compile scaler
-            var scale = formattedSpecItem.scale && formattedSpecItem.scale.trim();
+            let scale = null;
+            if(formattedSpecItem.scale) {
+                if(typeof formattedSpecItem.scale == "number") {
+                    scale = formattedSpecItem.scale.toString();
+                } else {
+                    scale = formattedSpecItem.scale && formattedSpecItem.scale.trim();
+                }
+            }
+            
             if (scale) {
                 try {
-                    var scale = formattedSpecItem.scale.trim();
                     if (scale != "1" && scale != "0") {
@@ -147,0 +154,0 @@ if (isNumber(scale)) {

package.json

 {
     "name": "node-red-contrib-buffer-parser",
-    "version": "3.1.2",
+    "version": "3.1.3",
     "description": "Node-red nodes to convert values to and from buffer/array. Supports Big/Little Endian, BCD, byte swapping and much more",
@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "keywords": [

README.md

@@ -86,16 +86,16 @@ node-red-contrib-buffer-parser
   * Supported Scaling Equations are...
-    * `<<` (e.g. `<<2` would left shift the parsed value 2 places
-    * `>>` (e.g. `>>2` would right shift the parsed value 2 places
-    * `>>>` (e.g. `>>>2` would zero-fill right shift the parsed value 2 places (returns a 32bit unsigned value)
-    * `+` (e.g. `+10` would add 10 to the parsed value 
-    * `-` (e.g. `-10` would deduct 10 from the parsed value 
-    * `/` (e.g. `/10` would divide the parsed value by 10
-    * `*` (e.g. `*10` would multiply the parsed value by 10
-    * `**` (e.g. `**2` would raise the parsed value to the power of 2
-    * `^` (e.g. `^0xf0` would XOR the parsed value with 0xf0
-    * `==` (e.g. `==10` would result in `true` if the parsed value was equal to 10
-    * `!=` (e.g. `!=10` would result in `false` if the parsed value was equal to 10
-    * `!!` (e.g. `!!` would result in `true` if the parsed value was `1` (same as `!!1 == true`) 
-    * `>` (e.g. `>10` would result in `true` if the parsed value was greater than 10
-    * `<` (e.g. `<10` would result in `true` if the parsed value was less than 10
+    * `<<` e.g. `<<2` would left shift the parsed value 2 places
+    * `>>` e.g. `>>2` would right shift the parsed value 2 places
+    * `>>>` e.g. `>>>2` would zero-fill right shift the parsed value 2 places (returns a 32bit unsigned value)
+    * `+` e.g. `+10` would add 10 to the parsed value 
+    * `-` e.g. `-10` would deduct 10 from the parsed value 
+    * `/` e.g. `/10` would divide the parsed value by 10
+    * `*` e.g. `*10` would multiply the parsed value by 10
+    * `**` e.g. `**2` would raise the parsed value to the power of 2
+    * `^` e.g. `^0xf0` would XOR the parsed value with 0xf0
+    * `==` e.g. `==10` would result in `true` if the parsed value was equal to 10
+    * `!=` e.g. `!=10` would result in `false` if the parsed value was equal to 10
+    * `!!` e.g. `!!` would result in `true` if the parsed value was `1` (same as `!!1 == true`) 
+    * `>` e.g. `>10` would result in `true` if the parsed value was greater than 10
+    * `<` e.g. `<10` would result in `true` if the parsed value was less than 10
   * NOTE: the scale/equation is applied AFTER the mask
@@ -102,0 +102,0 @@ * Final values can be have a scale applied (e.g. a scale of `0.01` would turn `9710` into `97.1` or a scale of 10 would turn `50` into `500`)

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