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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.
29 lines
1.0 KiB
TypeScript
29 lines
1.0 KiB
TypeScript
import { ICParam } from "./param.js";
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import { GetRequest, ICRequest, ICRequestObj } from "./request.js";
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/**
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* Requests the status of bodies known to this controller.
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*
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* The response contains the list of bodies in the `params` field. Each body has
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* an `objnam` that should be used to reference that body for future requests.
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* When `params`.`STATUS` is `"OFF"`, use `params`.`LSTTMP` to get the temperature
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* of the body the last time it was on, or `params`.`TEMP` to get the temperature
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* if the `STATUS` is `"ON"`. `LSTTMP` seems to always be accurate, however, whether
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* the body is currently on or off.
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*
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* @returns the object used to issue this request
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*/
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export function SetItemStatus(item: string, status: boolean): ICRequest {
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const req = GetRequest();
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req.command = "SetParamList";
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req.objectList = [];
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const reqObj = new ICRequestObj();
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reqObj.objnam = item;
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reqObj.params = new ICParam();
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reqObj.params.STATUS = status ? "ON" : "OFF";
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req.objectList.push(reqObj);
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return req;
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}
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