Domoticz

Posted: **Tuesday 02 February 2016 12:49**

I have a bunch of functions() that i use in my LUA scripts.
Is it possible to have those in a separate file instead of copy them to all my LUA scripts?

I have recently started to use the the built in LUA editor if that matters.

Posted: **Saturday 06 February 2016 20:57**

I don't know for built in editor. But with file, you can do like this :
json = (loadfile "/home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/json.lua")() -- For Linux
json = (loadfile "D:\\Domoticz\\scripts\\lua\\json.lua")() -- For Windows

See example here : https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Lua_-_json.lua

Posted: **Saturday 06 February 2016 23:23**

I dont think the lua editor actually saves files on the filesystem, so your lua include is going to have to be maintained externally..

for me I created a folder /usr/local/share/lua/5.2 and linked a file called libs.lua into that folder.

see: https://github.com/nayrnet/domoticz-scr ... a/libs.lua

then here is an example usage in a script:
https://github.com/nayrnet/domoticz-scr ... ntdoor.lua

Posted: **Sunday 07 February 2016 9:25**

Thanks guys.
i will play around with it,

Posted: **Saturday 12 March 2016 11:53**

Of course I can't get it to work.

Created the /usr/local/share/lua/lua5.2/
Created a file there named libs.lua

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local libs = {};

function GroupState(sArray)
        -- v1.0. 2016-01-18
        -- Checks the state of a group of swithces.
        -- USAGE   : GroupState({'Switch1','Switch2','Switch3','Switch4','Switch5',more switches})
        -- RETURNS : 'On'       if all switches are on.
        --         : 'Off'      if all switches are off.
        --         : 'Mixed"    if one or more, but not all switches are on.
        --
        local iState = 0
        local iCount = 0
        local sState = ''
        for i,light in pairs(sArray) do
                if (otherdevices[light] == 'On') then
                        iState = iState + 1
                end
        iCount = iCount + 1
        end
        if(iState == 0) then sState = "Off" end
        if(iState > 0) then sState = 'Mixed' end
        if(iState == iCount) then sState = 'On' end
--      print("iCount   : " .. iCount)
--      print("iState   : " .. iState)
--      print("sState   : " .. sState)
        print "LIBS LUA"
        return sState
end

return libs

made the soft link in my /domoticz/scripts/lua/

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libs.lua -> /usr/local/share/lua/5.2/

calling it from here

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commandArray = {}
libs = require("libs")
aLivingroom = {'Hörnbord','Soffbord','Blomma','Fönster','Bokhylla'}
sCounterName = 'Rörelse räknare'

if (devicechanged['Rörelse'] == 'On' and libs.GroupState(aLivingroom) == 'Off') then
        time = os.date("*t")
        if (SunSet() < 60 and time.hour <= 20) then
                commandArray['Group:Alla Vardagsrum']='On'
        end
        if(time.hour >= 21) then
            commandArray['Hörnbord']='On FOR 1'
        end
else
        difference = TimeDifference('Rörelse')
        myTime = SecondsToClock(tostring(difference))
        commandArray['UpdateDevice'] = '10|0|'..myTime..' sedan senaste rörelsen.'
end
return commandArray

Getting this error:

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Error: EventSystem: in /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/script_device_motion.lua: /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/lua/script_device_motion.lua:75: attempt to call field 'GroupState' (a nil value)

Posted: **Saturday 12 March 2016 11:59**

Forget it.
I cannot read or my glasses are dirty.

missed this
function lGroupState(sArray)

Did not add the "libs."GroupsState(sArray)

Works fine now.
Will move all my functions to libs.lua.

Tanks for the tip and the instruction.

Posted: **Saturday 12 March 2016 14:47**

Scripts created through the script editor are stored in the database but the only difference is how they are loaded by Domoticz prior to being handed to the Lua engine. Functionally external file inclusion should work the same way regardless of where the script is stored.

Posted: **Saturday 12 March 2016 16:12**

Dnpwwo wrote:Scripts created through the script editor are stored in the database but the only difference is how they are loaded by Domoticz prior to being handed to the Lua engine. Functionally external file inclusion should work the same way regardless of where the script is stored.

Yes, works fine.

Added a lua script in the Domoticz internal editor

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libs = require("libs")

commandArray = {}
if (otherdevices['Rörelse'] == 'On') then
    print ('Time to Sunset : ' .. libs.SecondsToClock(tostring(libs.SunSet())))
end
return commandArray

Works as a charm.

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2016-03-12 16:09:23.602  LUA: Time to Sunset : 00:01:33

Would it be possible to have the "functions file" libs.lua in the internal editor also?
That would be great.

Maybe if libs.lua is put in domoticz/scripts/lua
and the soft link that points to lib.lua is in the /usr/local/share/lua/lua5.2/

??

Posted: **Saturday 12 March 2016 21:05**

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Or you use this: dzVents

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