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Also checkout Node Red [0], it's fairly popular in the automation space. It's rather sparse by default, but after adding in some community nodes (or making some
by penagwin 7y ago
Also checkout Node Red [0], it's fairly popular in the automation space. It's rather sparse by default, but after adding in some community nodes (or making some yourself) it's pretty useful.
https://nodered.org/ https://nodered.org/
- GordonS 7y agoI imagine things have changed, but I tried node-red maybe 3 years ago, and found it really difficult to setup and get working. Once I finally had it working, I found it really difficult to debug "tasks" (I forget the correct, node-red verbiage), for example to find out why an HTTP call was failing. I also found the available connectors to be lacking, and a lot I tried were quite basic.