I2C-Adapter für ioBroker
Kommuniziert mit Geräten über den I2C-Bus.
Entwicklerhandbuch
Dieser Abschnitt ist für den Entwickler bestimmt. Er kann später gelöscht werden.
HAFTUNGSAUSSCHLUSS
Bitte beachten Sie Urheberrechte und Markenrechte, wenn Sie Namen oder Logos von Unternehmen verwenden, und fügen Sie einen entsprechenden Hinweis in Ihre README-Datei ein. Beispiele finden Sie in anderen Adaptern oder Sie können in der Entwickler-Community nachfragen. Die Verwendung von Firmennamen oder -logos ohne Genehmigung kann rechtliche Konsequenzen haben.
Erste Schritte
Sie haben es fast geschafft, nur noch wenige Schritte:
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Erstelle ein neues Repository auf GitHub mit dem Namen
ioBroker.i2c -
Initialisiere den aktuellen Ordner als neues Git-Repository:
git init -b master git add . git commit -m "Initial commit" -
Verknüpfe dein lokales Repository mit dem auf GitHub:
git remote add origin https://github.com/UncleSamSwiss/ioBroker.i2c -
Alle Dateien in das GitHub-Repository hochladen:
git push origin master -
Fügen Sie unter https://github.com/UncleSamSwiss/ioBroker.i2c/settings/secrets ein neues Geheimnis hinzu. Es muss den Namen tragen.
AUTO_MERGE_TOKENund ein persönliches Zugriffstoken mit Push-Berechtigung für das Repository enthalten, z. B. Ihres. Sie können ein neues Token unter https://github.com/settings/tokens erstellen. -
Gehe zu main.js und fang an zu programmieren!
Bewährte Verfahren
Wir haben einige Best Practices für die ioBroker-Entwicklung und das Programmieren im Allgemeinen zusammengestellt. Wenn Sie neu bei ioBroker oder Node.js sind, sollten Sie unbedingt einen Blick darauf werfen. Auch erfahrene Entwickler können hier hilfreich sein – vielleicht entdecken Sie ja noch etwas Neues.
Staatsrollen
Beim Erstellen von Zustandsobjekten ist es wichtig, die korrekte Rolle für den Zustand zu verwenden. Die Rolle definiert, wie der Zustand von Visualisierungen und anderen Adaptern interpretiert werden soll. Eine Liste der verfügbaren Rollen und ihrer Bedeutungen finden Sie in der Dokumentation zu Zustandsrollen .
Wichtig: Erfinden Sie keine eigenen Rollennamen. Falls Sie eine Rolle benötigen, die nicht in der offiziellen Liste enthalten ist, wenden Sie sich bitte an die ioBroker-Entwickler-Community, um Unterstützung und Informationen zum Hinzufügen neuer Rollen zu erhalten.
Skripte inpackage.json
Für Ihre Bequemlichkeit sind mehrere npm-Skripte vordefiniert. Sie können diese ausführen mitnpm run <scriptname>
| Skriptname | Beschreibung |
|---|---|
check | Führt eine Typüberprüfung Ihres Codes durch (ohne etwas zu kompilieren). |
test:ts | Führt die von Ihnen definierten Tests aus in*.test.ts Dateien. |
test:package | Stellt sicher, dass Ihrepackage.json Undio-package.json sind gültig. |
test:integration | Testet den Adapterstart mit einer tatsächlichen Instanz von ioBroker. |
test | Führt einen minimalen Testlauf für Paketdateien und Ihre Tests durch. |
lint | LäufeESLint Überprüfen Sie Ihren Code auf Formatierungsfehler und mögliche Bugs. |
translate | Übersetzt Texte in Ihrem Adapter in alle erforderlichen Sprachen, siehe@iobroker/adapter-dev für weitere Details. |
release | Erstellt eine neue Version, siehe@alcalzone/release-script für weitere Details. |
Schreibtests
Richtig durchgeführt, ist das Testen von Code unschätzbar wertvoll, denn es gibt Ihnen die Sicherheit, Ihren Code zu ändern, da Sie genau wissen, ob und wann etwas kaputtgeht. Ein lesenswerter Artikel zum Thema testgetriebene Entwicklung (TDD) ist https://hackernoon.com/introduction-to-test-driven-development-tdd-61a13bc92d92 . Auch wenn es zunächst ungewöhnlich erscheinen mag, Tests vor dem eigentlichen Code zu schreiben, bietet es doch klare Vorteile.
Die Vorlage enthält grundlegende Tests für die Adapter-Start- und Paketdateien. Es wird empfohlen, eigene Tests hinzuzufügen.
Veröffentlichung des Adapters
Mithilfe von GitHub Actions können Sie automatische Releases auf npm aktivieren, die immer dann erfolgen, wenn Sie ein neues Git-Tag pushen, das dem folgenden Format entspricht:v<major>.<minor>.<patch> Wir empfehlen Ihnen dies dringend . Die notwendigen Schritte sind in folgendem Abschnitt beschrieben:.github/workflows/test-and-release.yml Die
Da Sie das Release-Skript installiert haben, können Sie ein neues Release ganz einfach durch folgenden Aufruf erstellen:
npm run release
Weitere Befehlszeilenoptionen für das Release-Skript werden in der Release-Skript-Dokumentation erläutert.
Um Ihren Adapter in ioBroker zu veröffentlichen, konsultieren Sie bitte die Dokumentation von ioBroker.repositories .
Testen Sie den Adapter manuell auf einer lokalen ioBroker-Installation
Um den Adapter lokal zu installieren, ohne ihn zu veröffentlichen, werden folgende Schritte empfohlen:
- Erstellen Sie ein GitHub-Repository für Ihren Adapter, falls Sie dies noch nicht getan haben.
- Lade deinen Code in das GitHub-Repository hoch.
- Verwenden Sie die ioBroker-Admin-Oberfläche oder die Befehlszeile, um den Adapter von GitHub zu installieren:
- Über die Admin-Oberfläche : Gehen Sie zum Tab „Adapter“, klicken Sie auf „Benutzerdefinierte Installation“ (GitHub-Symbol) und geben Sie Ihre Repository-URL ein:
Sie können auch von einem bestimmten Branch installieren, indem Sie Folgendes hinzufügenhttps://github.com/UncleSamSwiss/ioBroker.i2c#branchnameAm Ende:https://github.com/UncleSamSwiss/ioBroker.i2c#dev - Über die Befehlszeile : Installation mit dem
iobBefehl:
Oder von einem bestimmten Zweig:iob url https://github.com/UncleSamSwiss/ioBroker.i2ciob url https://github.com/UncleSamSwiss/ioBroker.i2c#dev
- Über die Admin-Oberfläche : Gehen Sie zum Tab „Adapter“, klicken Sie auf „Benutzerdefinierte Installation“ (GitHub-Symbol) und geben Sie Ihre Repository-URL ein:
Für spätere Aktualisierungen:
- Übertrage deine Änderungen auf GitHub
- Wiederholen Sie die oben genannten Installationsschritte (über die Admin-Benutzeroberfläche oder
iob urlBefehl), um den Adapter zu aktualisieren
Changelog
2.0.0 (2026-04-01)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Allow to add/remove devices without restarting the adapter
- (UncleSamSwiss) Add support for Device Manager
- (UncleSamSwiss) Change to JSON Config
- (UncleSamSwiss) Minimum required Node.js version is now 20
1.2.1 (2021-10-13)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Reading multiple values from I2C into states is now faster. This should increase the polling frequency for most devices.
1.2.0 (2021-03-02)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added support for MCP342x family (#44).
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added proper error handling on all periodic I2C operations (#112).
1.1.1 (2020-11-29)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Fixed issue with device search not working (#53).
1.1.0 (2020-11-05)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added support for SX1507, SX1508 and SX1509.
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added support for MCP4725.
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added support for HMC5883L and QMC5883L.
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added support for Adafruit STEMMA Soil Sensor.
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added support for INA219.
- (UncleSamSwiss) Changed polling interval of ADS1x15 to milliseconds.
- (UncleSamSwiss) Fixed several bugs.
1.0.1 (2020-10-27)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Removed unneeded files in NPM package
1.0.0 (2020-10-27)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Updated to the latest development tools and changed to the TypeScript language
- (UncleSamSwiss) Rewrote entire UI in React with TypeScript
0.0.8 (2020-05-26)
- (Peter Müller) Added support for Generic device.
- (Peter Müller) Added support for
readandwritecommands in scripts usingsendTo. - (Peter Müller) Added support for interrupts on PCF8574, MCP23008, MCP23017 devices.
0.0.7 (2020-01-19)
- (CC1337) Added support for PCA9685.
0.0.6 (2019-03-17)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added support for BME280.
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added support for ADS1015 / ADS1115.
0.0.5 (2019-01-12)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added support for MCP23008.
0.0.4 (2018-07-23)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Improved stability of MCP23017.
- (Apollon77) Latest ioBroker utils and testing including node 10.
0.0.3 (2017-11-12)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added support for MCP23017.
0.0.2 (2017-07-30)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Added support for inverting PCF8574 inputs and outputs.
0.0.1 (2017-07-27)
- (UncleSamSwiss) Initial version
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