I keep all meter readings on a daily basis. Every day at 23:59 I pick up all readings of electricity, gas, and PV, and append the values to a file. Over time I have collected a lot of data, useful for further processing. For example: I wrote a flow in Node Red which "predicts" annual usage, based on ...

Just to report that I've succeeded in pulling a lot of information from my Toyota into Domoticz. Starting point was pytoyoda, running on my R-Pi. I modified the example file to write the information into a json formatted file. This file then triggers a flow in Node Red, which reads the file and ...

waltervl wrote: ↑Sunday 16 March 2025 18:46 Did you try with sudo pip install? As that is known solution to solve module loading errors

tried that, no luck.

This morning I discovered there is a NodeRed module for Toyota support, I'll give that a try.

I tried to pip install arrow, but it comes back saying that has already been satisfied....

I installed the plugin, plus the required pytoyoda and geopy. When I add the plugin to Domoticz, I get these errors: 2025-03-16 12:33:10.522 Toyota: Worker thread started. 2025-03-16 12:33:10.521 Status: Toyota: Entering work loop. 2025-03-16 12:33:10.522 Status: Toyota: Started. 2025-03-16 12:33:10 ...

Does anyone still have documentation of the Nodo? Commands, syntax, that sort of thing?
I cannot access any of the old websites!

Other question. I expect delivery of a new RAV4 PHEV in the next few weeks, and obviously would like to link it to my Domoticz.
Does anyone have experience using this plugin on a PHEV?

Has this problem been solved?

What if someone opens the hot water tap for 25 seconds? And again, and again? Eventually it would leave the boiler cold!
I know it may sound unlikely, but you should code for the worst...

But hey, this is what we have to live with here in Domoticz. I fully agree. Once you get to work with Domoticz in a bit lower and technical detail, you will find peculiarities. It shows that Domoticz was developed in an organic way, as a hobby project; not as a professionally designed software ...

Why run through all changed variables, instead of return { on = { variables = { 'NFC' } }, execute = function(dz, item) ... do stuff end } This is dzvents, I wanted to stick to pure LUA... But you're right. Instead of looping through the whole list of uservariables, I could just check for ...

For everyone that is interested, I found an elegant way to solve my coding problem. It starts with a UserVariable that contains an integer value. For each unique value of that UserVariable, I create a function, called NFCn. This is the code to call the right function, based on the uservariable ...

If - elseif: local x = 2 -- Example value if x == 1 then -- Code to execute when x is 1 print("x is 1") elseif x == 2 then -- Code to execute when x is 2 print("x is 2") else -- Code to execute for all other cases print("x is something else") end or: local x = 2 -- Example value local actions ...

jvdz wrote: ↑Thursday 06 February 2025 9:13 Can't you simply store them in an array using the number as key? That way you should be able to get the command with array[key].

Not sure what you mean. Store what in an array? Get what command?
Could you give a small example?

Maybe I should explain the purpose I wanted this for. I use a UserVariable to store a value, coming out of a number of NFC sources. Each value represents a specific command: like "turn on lights", "turn off ventilation", "toggle driveway spotlight", etcetera. My routine picks up that uservariable ...

Hopefully there is a simple answer to this... In other programming languages I can use the select statement to execute parts of code depending on content of a variable. For instance: Assume variable x has a numeric value. Select (x) when (1) do ... end when (2) do ... end otherwise ... end end I ...

I am not using Lua but dzvents but it seems the 1280 is the total value. With dzvents you can get the today value directly. With Lua I have no idea how to do that, but probably it can be calculated. Ah, that looks promising. Would you be willing to post the dzvents script to pull the information ...

I have a number of Zigbee smartplugs with energy metering function. They work OK, but I am having a bit of trouble trying to extract values. When I look at the Domoticz device,, it shows: "Today: 0.310 kWh". But when I extract the values in a LUA script (using otherdevices), I get "0.0;1280". What ...

This should work fine assuming the parameters are all given a value function ExtractElectrics(dev_switch, dev_volt, dev_watt, dev_kwh) return dev_switch, dev_volt, dev_watt, dev_kwh end if there is a change that one is nil you could set the default like this: function ExtractElectrics(dev_switch ...

jvdz wrote: ↑Thursday 09 January 2025 18:32 Multiple values are supported, but in the posted example the 2nd-4h variable will be "nil" since the right-hand side function of the "=" only has one value.
I think it always has worked like this in lua.

So how would the statement look according to you?