Domoticz

A special kind of persistent variables: history = true[edit]
In some situation, storing a previous value for a sensor is not enough and you would like to have more previous values for example when you want to calculate an average over several readings or see if there was a constant rise or decrease. Of course you can define a persistent variable holding a table:

 return {
        active = true,
        on = {
            devices = {'MyTempSensor'}
        },
        data = {
            previousData = { initial = {} }
        },
        execute = function(domoticz, sensor)
            -- add new data
            table.insert(domoticz.data.previousData, sensor.temperature)

            -- calculate the average
            local sum = 0, count = 0
            for i, temp in pairs(domoticz.data.previousData) do
                sum = sum + temp
                count = count + 1
            end
            local average = sum / count
        end
    }

dannybloe wrote:You need to use forEach to iterate over the values. See the docs about this.

A special kind of persistent variables: history = true[edit]
In some situation, storing a previous value for a sensor is not enough and you would like to have more previous values for example when you want to calculate an average over several readings or see if there was a constant rise or decrease. Of course you can define a persistent variable holding a table:

dannybloe wrote:

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domoticz.changedDevices.forEach(function(device)
	domoticz.log(device.name .. ' is home', domoticz.LOG_INFO)
end)

RTLM

domoticz.changedDevices().forEach(function(device)
	domoticz.log(device.name .. ' is home', domoticz.LOG_INFO)
end)