Using SubscribeToUpdates() will cause the Unit to trigger a "notify" event any time the subscribed property changes, containing the new value of the property.
I don't know how/if you can unsubscribe from something as I don't see the official app ever doing that.
This adds a bunch of messages to retrieve and set various things on the controller. It also groups the messages under one export to simplify the process of using and discovering many of them from one location.
Some of these are WIP/probably not portable to other systems.
This also adds the ability to set multiple circuits at once.
Getting a feel for how the development experience is with this setup. With the previous idea of abstracting the request into a getSystemInfo() function on the Unit itself, the documentation for what to expect from GetSystemInfo either had to live in two places or be presented as a link to the canonical location. Neither felt great, so I think the caller can just call send(GetRequest()) themselves.
Also added the first "set" message which is capable of toggling a body or circuit.
No idea if this will be the best way to represent this stuff long-term, but it's working at the moment. I have some reservations about attempting to list all the possible ResponseParam keys, but I'm already this far in and it would be nice if it worked out...
This can correctly find and return IntelliCenter units on the local network now.
Cleaned up a bunch of Finder code and added back in "debug" module logging.
Fixed up types in Dns module so we can use instanceof
Add a field for the raw ipv4 address of an A record (encoded in an int)
Rename "remaining data" to "rdata" since that's what the dns spec calls it
Update Srv record rdata block to be handled the same as other records
Fix A record endOffset to have the correct value
This is capable of broadcasting the request and receiving the response, but is not yet decoding the responses to identify the appropriate one that is the controller. That is forthcoming, and documentation is on the wiki.
Proof of concept of websocket connection to an IntelliCenter controller.
I swear it takes longer to get the linters setup and cooperating with each other than any of the actual code...
