How to use the onoff.opt1 function in onoff
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onAdded() {
this.log('Adding multi: ' + this.getName() + ' (' + this.getData().id + ')');
// 1) Set first capability to true
this.setCapabilityValue('onoff.opt1', true)
.catch( this.error );
// 2) Set capability with TOKEN_NAME to first capability name
console.log('Data is: ' + JSON.stringify(this.getData()));
console.log('State names is: ' + JSON.stringify(this.getData().state_names));
console.log('Setting state to: ' + this.getData().state_names["onoff.opt1"]);
this.setCapabilityValue(TOKEN_NAME, this.getData().state_names["onoff.opt1"])
.catch( this.error );
}onAdded() {
this.log('Adding multi: ' + this.getName() + ' (' + this.getData().id + ')');
// 1) Set first capability to true
this.setCapabilityValue('onoff.opt1', true)
.catch( this.error );
// 2) Set capability with TOKEN_NAME to first capability name
console.log('Data is: ' + JSON.stringify(this.getData()));
console.log('State names is: ' + JSON.stringify(this.getData().state_names));
console.log('Setting state to: ' + this.getData().state_names["onoff.opt1"]);
this.setCapabilityValue(TOKEN_NAME, this.getData().state_names["onoff.opt1"])
.catch( this.error );
}onoff
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