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NodeRed is an extensible network service container for Node.js. NodeRed provides plumbing such as a TCP/IP and WebSocket server, a protocol parser, a request dispatcher, inter-node communication via Redis' PUBSUB features, and extensibility via JavaScript. NodeRed is written for Node.js. Moreover, extensions are simply Node.js modules. These extensions may add new request handlers to the NodeRed client-server protocol; may hook into NodeRed client-handling events (e.g. on client connection); and may emit their own events that yet other extensions may listen for and react to. An extension might add a feature such as user registration, authentication, validating the moves made in a chess game, perform web searches, query a database, anything really. Extensions may piggyback on the functionality of other installed extensions (provided they know how to do so). Clients may perform basic "service discovery" to determine which extensions are installed on any NodeRed instance. A NodeRed client connects to a single NodeRed instance in a cluster, issues one or more requests over some arbitrary period of time, receives responses and pushed notifications, and disconnects. NodeRed is compatible with Node.js 0.1.91 or later and Redis 1.3.8 or later.
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QUESTION
I am new in the MERN world and I need your help. I am building a small dashboard app with charts in ReactJS. This app receiving data from the Node.js server every 5 seconds. I imagine my workflow like this:
- server is receiving data on a POST request from NodeRED,
- when the POST request is triggered I would like to take the request body and send it through io.emit to the Client component. This is what I have tried, but it is not working...
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-04 at 12:03You are not emitting the event.
QUESTION
Use-case: copy a file containing some creds from local machine directory to existing and already created Docker container/volume
Per the documentation on using docker cp
, I constructed my command line statement like this:
docker cp mynodered:/Users//Documents/nodered-volume/creds.json /data/creds.json
However, I consistently get an error returned:
invalid output path: directory "/data" does not exist
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 03:08Eventually, I found that changing the syntax of the docker cp
statement to:
docker cp /Users//Documents/nodered-volume/creds.json mynodered:/data/creds.json
resolved the issue
troubleshooting tl;dr
- I didnt see this documented anywhere, but the syntax that worked for me was
docker cp containerName:/
- Make sure there is not a
containerName:
and/
QUESTION
We are trying to push a Docker image based on NodeRED to Heroku. Local build and test runs like a charm, but when we deploy it to Heroku, the Docker image build fails. Our docker file is quite simple:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-24 at 08:54First up, copying settings.js
to /usr/app/node-red/.node-red
will do nothing as it will be ignored. The usrDir
for the Node-RED Docker container is /data
so the settings.js
needs to be copied to there.
Second, to install extra nodes add them to the package.json
in /data
not /usr/src/node-red
. Then run npm install ...
in the /data
directory, this will install the nodes into /data/node_modules
.
If you want to remove any of the core nodes then you need to included their filenames in the nodesExcludes
key in the settings.js
as follows:
QUESTION
I am trying to deploy a simple node-red application to my k3s container. Background I have two pi 4's as my server and 3B+ as my workers.
For errors i get
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-01 at 14:10For those wondering i got this to work. For some reason it was colliding with the install for node js...No idea why. Uninstalled nodejs and reinstalled and all is working. So nothing wrong with the config file above for those want to use it. Once you bind your config to a volume you can add authentication as well.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 20:07Node-RED uses the timezone of the OS it's running on (not the browser you access it with).
You can use the TZ
environment variable to set the active timezone before starting Node-RED and it will run in the timezone you want.
e.g.
QUESTION
i need deploy to fargate, but nodered rebuild will follow hostname to create flow.json, this make me so hard to load old config to new nodered. But now, if using docker run -h is work,but in fargate dose not work, how can i do?
Of course, release nodered docker version is solved this problem,but i don’t know how to call cli tools,if base on node-red, how can i install aws-cli2 and call it in nodered dashboard?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-26 at 08:42The correct Dockerfile would be:
QUESTION
My client wants to have an OPs Engineer run the Node Red side of the house, but all operations support staff are to use a Single Page App (And never ever touch Node Red), so Part of me was thinking that a sample uibuilder page will create a socket, but if i have an angular app exist and that socket too exists, I can get all the data I need without hacking together code. As they keep extending the use cases, the ui builder is switching from simple screen components to lists, forms, loaders, etc in 1 endpoint, with layer, lots of inline classes, and no organization.
I have a sample UiBuilder for NodeRed called "launch" which when working through some samples has a socket I can listen to. I thought that it would be useful if i could create a different app, which also listens to this socket. For every Message recieved, if it doesnt exist in a list, it will add it to the list and hen from there we will start user stories.
I figured to implement socket in an Angular App, through a service I created. I created a simple client-server relationship with some demos found online, but I am now trying to link it to the Node Red uibuilder launch which exists.
I thought it was going to be as simple as updating the url or path but that seems to not work.
Here is a sample file I was working with:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-28 at 13:51You can create an Angular SPA using uibuilder.
uibuilder will extend the Node-RED web service to serve up your SPA and any additional front-end libraries that you choose to install.
In addition, it creates a websocket connection between Node-RED and your SPA.
So you don't need any other external web or websocket resources, uibuilder manages all of that for you.
Having said that, it is possible to run a uibuilder front-end app from a different webserver if you really need to. It isn't particularly well tested and it does require you to add some configuration manually. In this case, uibuilder will still create the websocket connection and manage it for you.
QUESTION
I have the attach debug output from nodered modbus node and i need to send just the data value in the array to mqtt. How do i achieve this with function node?
I am attaching what i have tried and the debug error, instead of it sending the value to mqtt that is not happening. I am a newbie to this so will appreciate your suggestions. Instead it sending value 36(which is the value of pv1 at the time i took the second screenshot) its returning 0
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-16 at 18:12OK, so there are a couple things we need for fix.
Firstly the incoming message is passed into a function node as the msg
object, so you need to use this to access the input data. The path to the first element of the data field in the payload
would be:
QUESTION
I'm trying to establish a connection with my mosquitto server through an ESP01 8266. I installed mosquitto on my computer and started it with brew.
The problem is that the ESP01 doesn't connect to the "localhost:1833" (that should be my mosquitto address). I dont' know what to do, am I missing something?
This line could be the problem? I didn't set a client name on NodeRed -------> if (mqttClient.connect("ESP8266Client"))
ESP sketch:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-29 at 04:29Localhost
in the code on your ESP is the ESP itself. You are trying to connect from the ESP, to the ESP.
Localhost
always refers to "this computer", just like the IP address 127.0.0.1 does.
"This computer" as seen from the code on the ESP is the ESP itself, and not the computer that is running the MQTT server.
Assuming the syntax is correct otherwise: in the line const char* mqttServer = "localhost:1833";
you need to put in the IP address or name of the computer that runs your MQTT server instead of localhost
. I don't know if you also need to change the port.
QUESTION
I use this command in windows I actually don't know where node_red_data is.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-26 at 12:55Hey the issue you are facing originates in mounting the volume (-v ...) you need to pass a valid Windows Path as an argument. For more information: Official Docker documentation
Command to run Node-RED as a Docker container: docker run -p 1880:1880 -it -v ":/data" nodered/node-red
Where e.g.
C:\Users\\Documents\node-red-docker
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