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These nodes interact with LogicLab and their aim is to respectively read/write a value | These nodes interact with LogicLab and their aim is to, respectively, read/write a value for a requested symbol target. | ||
== Requirements == | == Requirements == | ||
In order to make this package work, you have to install the JavaScript runtime Node.js, the package manager npm and Node-RED. The package manager | In order to make this package work, you have to install the JavaScript runtime Node.js, the package manager npm and Node-RED. The package manager | ||
Revision as of 12:14, 18 June 2018
This wiki document explains how to install the package that contains the following modules:
- GetTagValue
- SetTagValue
These nodes interact with LogicLab and their aim is to, respectively, read/write a value for a requested symbol target.
Requirements
In order to make this package work, you have to install the JavaScript runtime Node.js, the package manager npm and Node-RED. The package manager is usually provided along with the Node.js installer, however you should make sure that both the versions you got are still supported by Node-RED.
Further information can be retrieved from the following hyperlinks:
Install the package
Open up a terminal and change the directory path to the folder where Node-RED has been installed. After that you can add the package by using the npm command shown below. Be careful to specify the path that points to the main folder of the package to be installed (it contains a file named package.JSON).
cd /home/USER_NAME/.node-red sudo npm install PATH_TO_FOLDER_WITH_FILE
Running
Now you can finally use the modules (nodes) of the package by starting Node-RED with the following command:
node-red start