thingzi-logic-timers
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A collection of useful nodes to help with time based automation.
Despite the large number of timer nodes available for node red i never found one i was satisfied with. Some were far too simple and others way too complicated. In the end i made my own which are indended to be reliable & easy to use with a clean design.
Daily on/off timer node that supports fixed times of the day or sun events. Useful for setting timers such as lights that go on when its dark and off of at a fixed time.
Time check node for testing if a time (default current time) is within the set range including sun events. The original message is forwarded to different outputs based on pass/fail.
Set events for a weekly schedule using a visual calendar. Useful for schedules such as heating where you have a morning time, evening time and these may vary at the weekend.
Handle time based activity events with timeouts, extensions & resets. Useful for controlling devices based on presence sensors or similar use cases.
If you like/use this node, coffee makes me happy and it keeps me coding when i should be sleeping...
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Easy to use time based nodes with clean design
The npm package thingzi-logic-timers receives a total of 133 weekly downloads. As such, thingzi-logic-timers popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that thingzi-logic-timers demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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