LUA HC2->HC3 migrations doubts

[Juanjo 1]

Hi,

I am trying to gradually migrate my scenes in LUA HC2 to LUA HC3 and I am having some doubts/problems:

 

How I can make a scene that always is running, for example, this infinity loop that checks if the door is open:

HC2:

if (fibaro:countScenes() > 2) then
  fibaro:abort()
  fibaro:debug ('There is a other scene running')
end
local startSource = fibaro:getSourceTrigger();
while true do
--Check door open
  if
      ( tonumber(fibaro:getValue(125, "value")) > 0 )
  then
      fibaro:call(234), "sendPush", "Door open");
  end
   fibaro:sleep(15*60000) --repeat each 15 minutes
end

 

HC3 (propose with errors):

Condition:

{
    conditions = {
      {
        type = "se-start",
        property = "start",
        operator = "==",
        value = true,
        isTrigger = true
      }
    },
    operator = "all",
}

 

Action:

while true do
   --Check door open
   if
      ( tonumber(fibaro:get(125, "value")) > 0 )
  then
       fibaro.alert('push', {[1] = 234, }, 'Door open')
  end
  fibaro:sleep(15*60000) --repeat each 15 minute
  end

 

It gives me this error:[03.11.2020] [21:43:29] [ERROR] [SCENE103]: (load):2: Assertion failed: Expected number

 

any idea where the problem is?

 

Thanks!

 

[SmartHomeEddy 878]

I use:

 

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to check the value of a sensor (true or false)

 

(and fibaro.sleep, not with the : )

 

(or use the declarations to trigger the scene every 15 minutes)

 

[Juanjo 1]

Thanks for your reply!

 

 

I have made the changes you comment and it has remained like this:

Condition:

 

{

  conditions = { {

    type = "date",

    property = "cron",

    operator = "matchInterval",

    value = {

        date = { "*", "*", "*", "*", "*", "*" },  --every minute, hour, day, month and year

        interval = 900 -- repeat 15 minutes

    },

    isTrigger = true

    }},

  operator = "all"

}

 

Action:

 

--Check door open

if

      ( tonumber(fibaro:getValue(125, "value")) > 0 )

then

        fibaro.alert('push', {[1] = 234, }, 'Door open')

end

 

But I keep getting the same error:

[03.11.2020] [23:46:00] [ERROR] [SCENE106]: (load):3: Assertion failed: Expected number

[SmartHomeEddy 878]

Almost. There is still a : between the fibaro and getValue and it returns a true or false value. 

 

Try:

 

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[Juanjo 1]

Hi again,

 

Thanks for your help, the ":" were the problem.

 

How I can create negation? Following the example that you have indicated, it would be like this:

 

 

Detect If a sensor is breached

HC2: if tonumber(fibaro:getValue(125, "value")) > 0 then

HC3: if fibaro.getValue(125,"value") then

 

But I can get this one:

 

Detect if a sensor is safe

HC2: if tonumber(fibaro:getValue(125, "value")) == 0 then

HC3: ¿?

 

And how I can create this String concatenating current time with a string?

 

HC2: local msg = currentTime .. " Alarma DESARMADA"

[04.11.2020] [22:40:59] [ERROR] [SCENE113]: (load):7: attempt to concatenate a nil value (global 'currentTime')

 

Thanks a lot!

 

[Juanjo 1]

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local currentDate = os.date("*t");

local currentTime = string.format("%02d", currentDate.hour) .. ":" .. string.format("%02d", currentDate.min);

    local msg = currentTime .. " <MSG TEXT>“

    fibaro.alert('push', {[1] = <MOBILE ID>, }, msg)

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Detect If a sensor is breached

HC2: if tonumber(fibaro:getValue(125, "value")) > 0 then

HC3: if fibaro.getValue(125,"value") then

 

But I can get this one:

 

Detect if a sensor is safe

HC2: if tonumber(fibaro:getValue(125, "value")) == 0 then

HC3: ¿?

 

Best regards!

[jwi 53]

1 hour ago, Juanjo said:

HC3: ¿?

 if (fibaro.getValue(125, "value")) == false -- true

[Juanjo 1]

Effectively works as you indicate

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! I have tried many times and I did not come up with that test. The reason is that the cast number misled me and I thought that the data type was integer not boolean. Many thanks!