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> With matter.js 0.8 we introduced a new API that is not compatible with the old API. The new API is more flexible and allows for more complex use cases. The old API is still supported but will be removed in a future release. The examples are provided for both APIs. The new API examples are named without "Legacy" in the filename and the npm run script is named without "-legacy". The old API examples are named with "Legacy" in the filename and the npm run script is named with "-legacy".
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> If you used the old Example scripts and want to just switch to use the new scripts you need to convert the device storage once. Please see below in the section about the ["Legacy Storage Converter"](#legacy-storage-converter).
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The filenames of these examples were adjusted in 0.8 and a "Legacy" was added to the end of the filename and "-legacy" to the npm run script name (exception: DeviceNode is now called DeviceNodeFullLegacy). Other than that they are fully compatible with the pre-0.7 versions also regarding storage location and structure and can be directly used as before.
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* **BridgedDevicesNodeLegacy**: This example shows how to build a Matter-Bridge that offers multiple OnOff lights and/or sockets as a bridge. It can be configured via command line and allows for the specification of shell commands that will be executed for on and off commands on the numbered devices. For more details, see below.
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* **ComposedDeviceNodeLegacy**: This example shows how to build a "simple" composed device where multiple OnOff lights and sockets are combined as one composed device. The devices are all added on the root level, so no bridge is used. The composed device can be configured via command line and allows for the specification of shell commands that will be executed for on and off commands, on the numbered devices. For more details, see below.
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* **DeviceNodeFullLegacy**: This example shows how to build a simple Device node with just one socket or light endpoint. The shell commands to be executed by on/off commands can be configured via CLI. Additionally, this example also shows how to enable BLE for a device node and tweaks the announcement so that only BLE is announced in the beginning. This example also includes a dummy WifiNetworkCommissioning implementation that simulates Wi-Fi logic for the commissioner. Furthermore it also shows how to handle testEventTrigger calls on the GeneralDiagnostics cluster which might be needed for official device testing cases. It also implements the callbacks where implementers can get information on commissioning changes and session/connection changes to better know the status of the node.
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* **MultiDeviceNodeLegacy**: This example shows how to start multiple Matter nodes on one MatterServer where each node is run on its own Port, but share a single MDNS broadcaster and scanner in order to optimize resources. Each node can be configured via CLI to be an onoff socket or a light. CLI. Options also allow specification of shell commands to be executed for on and off commands.
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* `--log-level=...` or environment variable `MATTER_LOG_LEVEL` or in code `environment.vars.set('log.level', Level.DEBUG)`. Allowed values are: Level.FATAL ("fatal"), Level.ERROR ("error"), Level.WARN ("warn"), Level.NOTICE ("notice"), Level.INFO ("info"), Level.DEBUG ("debug")
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These examples use the matter.js API up to 0.7, which is considered "Legacy" now because it will be replaced by a new API starting with 0.8. The functionality is still working, but should be considered deprecated and will be removed with a later release!
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The filenames of these examples were adjusted in 0.8 and a "Legacy" was added to the end of the filename and "-legacy" to the npm run script name (exception: DeviceNode is now called DeviceNodeFullLegacy). Other than that they are fully compatible(*) with the pre-0.7 versions also regarding storage location and structure and can be directly used as before.
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(*) Note: The CLI format has changed between legacy and the new device examples. In the new the parameters look like "--option=value" while in the legacy examples the parameters look like "--option value".
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* **BridgedDevicesNodeLegacy**: This example shows how to build a Matter-Bridge that offers multiple OnOff lights and/or sockets as a bridge. It can be configured via command line and allows for the specification of shell commands that will be executed for on and off commands on the numbered devices. For more details, see below.
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* **ComposedDeviceNodeLegacy**: This example shows how to build a "simple" composed device where multiple OnOff lights and sockets are combined as one composed device. The devices are all added on the root level, so no bridge is used. The composed device can be configured via command line and allows for the specification of shell commands that will be executed for on and off commands, on the numbered devices. For more details, see below.
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* **DeviceNodeFullLegacy**: This example shows how to build a simple Device node with just one socket or light endpoint. The shell commands to be executed by on/off commands can be configured via CLI. Additionally, this example also shows how to enable BLE for a device node and tweaks the announcement so that only BLE is announced in the beginning. This example also includes a dummy WifiNetworkCommissioning implementation that simulates Wi-Fi logic for the commissioner. Furthermore it also shows how to handle testEventTrigger calls on the GeneralDiagnostics cluster which might be needed for official device testing cases. It also implements the callbacks where implementers can get information on commissioning changes and session/connection changes to better know the status of the node.
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"sourcesContent": ["#!/usr/bin/env node\n/**\n * @license\n * Copyright 2022-2024 Matter.js Authors\n * SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0\n */\n\n/**\n * This example shows how to create a Matter controller to pair with a device and interfact with it.\n * It can be used as CLI script, but is more thought as a starting point for your own controller implementation\n * because you need to adjust the code in any way depending on your use case.\n */\n\n/**\n * Import needed modules from @project-chip/matter-node.js\n */\n// Include this first to auto-register Crypto, Network and Time Node.js implementations\n// Include this first to auto-register Crypto, Network and Time Node.js implementations\nimport \"@project-chip/matter-node.js\";\n\nimport { BleNode } from \"@project-chip/matter-node-ble.js/ble\";\nimport { requireMinNodeVersion } from \"@project-chip/matter-node.js/util\";\nimport { CommissioningController, NodeCommissioningOptions } from \"@project-chip/matter.js\";\nimport { Ble } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/ble\";\nimport {\n BasicInformationCluster,\n DescriptorCluster,\n GeneralCommissioning,\n OnOffCluster,\n} from \"@project-chip/matter.js/cluster\";\nimport { NodeId } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/datatype\";\nimport { NodeStateInformation } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/device\";\nimport { Environment, StorageService } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/environment\";\nimport { Logger } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/log\";\nimport { CommissioningOptions } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/protocol\";\nimport { ManualPairingCodeCodec } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/schema\";\nimport { Time } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/time\";\nimport { singleton } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/util\";\n\nconst logger = Logger.get(\"Controller\");\n\nrequireMinNodeVersion(16);\n\nconst environment = Environment.default;\n\nif (environment.vars.get(\"ble\")) {\n // Initialize Ble\n Ble.get = singleton(\n () =>\n new BleNode({\n hciId: environment.vars.number(\"ble-hci-id\"),\n }),\n );\n}\n\nconst storageService = environment.get(StorageService);\n\nconsole.log(`Storage location: ${storageService.location} (Directory)`);\nlogger.info(\n 'Use the parameter \"--storage-path=NAME-OR-PATH\" to specify a different storage location in this directory, use --storage-clear to start with an empty storage.',\n);\n\nclass ControllerNode {\n async start() {\n logger.info(`node-matter Controller started`);\n\n /**\n * Collect all needed data\n *\n * This block makes sure to collect all needed data from cli or storage. Replace this with where ever your data\n * come from.\n *\n * Note: This example also uses the initialized storage system to store the device parameter data for convenience\n * and easy reuse. When you also do that be careful to not overlap with Matter-Server own contexts\n * (so maybe better not ;-)).\n */\n\n const controllerStorage = (await storageService.open(\"controller\")).createContext(\"data\");\n const ip = (await controllerStorage.has(\"ip\"))\n ? controllerStorage.get<string>(\"ip\")\n : environment.vars.string(\"ip\");\n const port = (await controllerStorage.has(\"port\"))\n ? controllerStorage.get<number>(\"port\")\n : environment.vars.number(\"port\");\n const uniqueId = (await controllerStorage.has(\"uniqueid\"))\n ? await controllerStorage.get<string>(\"uniqueid\")\n : environment.vars.string(\"uniqueid\") ?? Time.nowMs().toString();\n await controllerStorage.set(\"uniqueid\", uniqueId);\n\n const pairingCode = environment.vars.string(\"pairingcode\");\n let longDiscriminator, setupPin, shortDiscriminator;\n if (pairingCode !== undefined) {\n const pairingCodeCodec = ManualPairingCodeCodec.decode(pairingCode);\n shortDiscriminator = pairingCodeCodec.shortDiscriminator;\n longDiscriminator = undefined;\n setupPin = pairingCodeCodec.passcode;\n logger.debug(`Data extracted from pairing code: ${Logger.toJSON(pairingCodeCodec)}`);\n } else {\n longDiscriminator =\n environment.vars.number(\"longDiscriminator\") ??\n (await controllerStorage.get(\"longDiscriminator\", 3840));\n if (longDiscriminator > 4095) throw new Error(\"Discriminator value must be less than 4096\");\n setupPin = environment.vars.number(\"pin\") ?? (await controllerStorage.get(\"pin\", 20202021));\n }\n if ((shortDiscriminator === undefined && longDiscriminator === undefined) || setupPin === undefined) {\n throw new Error(\n \"Please specify the longDiscriminator of the device to commission with -longDiscriminator or provide a valid passcode with -passcode\",\n );\n }\n\n // Collect commissioning options from commandline parameters\n const commissioningOptions: CommissioningOptions = {\n regulatoryLocation: GeneralCommissioning.RegulatoryLocationType.IndoorOutdoor,\n regulatoryCountryCode: \"XX\",\n };\n\n let ble = false;\n if (environment.vars.get(\"ble\")) {\n ble = true;\n const wifiSsid = environment.vars.string(\"ble-wifi-ssid\");\n const wifiCredentials = environment.vars.string(\"ble-wifi-credentials\");\n const threadNetworkName = environment.vars.string(\"ble-thread-networkname\");\n const threadOperationalDataset = environment.vars.string(\"ble-thread-operationaldataset\");\n if (wifiSsid !== undefined && wifiCredentials !== undefined) {\n logger.info(`Registering Commissioning over BLE with WiFi: ${wifiSsid}`);\n commissioningOptions.wifiNetwork = {\n wifiSsid: wifiSsid,\n wifiCredentials: wifiCredentials,\n };\n }\n if (threadNetworkName !== undefined && threadOperationalDataset !== undefined) {\n logger.info(`Registering Commissioning over BLE with Thread: ${threadNetworkName}`);\n commissioningOptions.threadNetwork = {\n networkName: threadNetworkName,\n operationalDataset: threadOperationalDataset,\n };\n }\n }\n\n /**\n * Create Matter Server and Controller Node\n *\n * To allow the device to be announced, found, paired and operated we need a MatterServer instance and add a\n * CommissioningController to it and add the just created device instance to it.\n * The Controller node defines the port where the server listens for the UDP packages of the Matter protocol\n * and initializes deice specific certificates and such.\n *\n * The below logic also adds command handlers for commands of clusters that normally are handled internally\n * like testEventTrigger (General Diagnostic Cluster) that can be implemented with the logic when these commands\n * are called.\n */\n\n const commissioningController = new CommissioningController({\n environment: {\n environment,\n id: uniqueId,\n },\n autoConnect: false,\n });\n\n /**\n * Start the Matter Server\n *\n * After everything was plugged together we can start the server. 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"sourcesContent": ["#!/usr/bin/env node\n/**\n * @license\n * Copyright 2022-2024 Matter.js Authors\n * SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0\n */\n\n/**\n * This example shows how to create a Matter controller to pair with a device and interfact with it.\n * It can be used as CLI script, but is more thought as a starting point for your own controller implementation\n * because you need to adjust the code in any way depending on your use case.\n */\n\n/**\n * Import needed modules from @project-chip/matter-node.js\n */\n// Include this first to auto-register Crypto, Network and Time Node.js implementations\n// Include this first to auto-register Crypto, Network and Time Node.js implementations\nimport \"@project-chip/matter-node.js\";\n\nimport { BleNode } from \"@project-chip/matter-node-ble.js/ble\";\nimport { requireMinNodeVersion } from \"@project-chip/matter-node.js/util\";\nimport { CommissioningController, NodeCommissioningOptions } from \"@project-chip/matter.js\";\nimport { Ble } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/ble\";\nimport {\n BasicInformationCluster,\n DescriptorCluster,\n GeneralCommissioning,\n OnOffCluster,\n} from \"@project-chip/matter.js/cluster\";\nimport { NodeId } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/datatype\";\nimport { NodeStateInformation } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/device\";\nimport { Environment, StorageService } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/environment\";\nimport { Logger } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/log\";\nimport { CommissioningOptions } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/protocol\";\nimport { ManualPairingCodeCodec } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/schema\";\nimport { Time } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/time\";\nimport { singleton } from \"@project-chip/matter.js/util\";\n\nconst logger = Logger.get(\"Controller\");\n\nrequireMinNodeVersion(16);\n\nconst environment = Environment.default;\n\nif (environment.vars.get(\"ble\")) {\n // Initialize Ble\n Ble.get = singleton(\n () =>\n new BleNode({\n hciId: environment.vars.number(\"ble-hci-id\"),\n }),\n );\n}\n\nconst storageService = environment.get(StorageService);\n\nconsole.log(`Storage location: ${storageService.location} (Directory)`);\nlogger.info(\n 'Use the parameter \"--storage-path=NAME-OR-PATH\" to specify a different storage location in this directory, use --storage-clear to start with an empty storage.',\n);\n\nclass ControllerNode {\n async start() {\n logger.info(`node-matter Controller started`);\n\n /**\n * Collect all needed data\n *\n * This block makes sure to collect all needed data from cli or storage. Replace this with where ever your data\n * come from.\n *\n * Note: This example also uses the initialized storage system to store the device parameter data for convenience\n * and easy reuse. When you also do that be careful to not overlap with Matter-Server own contexts\n * (so maybe better not ;-)).\n */\n\n const controllerStorage = (await storageService.open(\"controller\")).createContext(\"data\");\n const ip = (await controllerStorage.has(\"ip\"))\n ? controllerStorage.get<string>(\"ip\")\n : environment.vars.string(\"ip\");\n const port = (await controllerStorage.has(\"port\"))\n ? controllerStorage.get<number>(\"port\")\n : environment.vars.number(\"port\");\n const uniqueId = (await controllerStorage.has(\"uniqueid\"))\n ? await controllerStorage.get<string>(\"uniqueid\")\n : (environment.vars.string(\"uniqueid\") ?? Time.nowMs().toString());\n await controllerStorage.set(\"uniqueid\", uniqueId);\n\n const pairingCode = environment.vars.string(\"pairingcode\");\n let longDiscriminator, setupPin, shortDiscriminator;\n if (pairingCode !== undefined) {\n const pairingCodeCodec = ManualPairingCodeCodec.decode(pairingCode);\n shortDiscriminator = pairingCodeCodec.shortDiscriminator;\n longDiscriminator = undefined;\n setupPin = pairingCodeCodec.passcode;\n logger.debug(`Data extracted from pairing code: ${Logger.toJSON(pairingCodeCodec)}`);\n } else {\n longDiscriminator =\n environment.vars.number(\"longDiscriminator\") ??\n (await controllerStorage.get(\"longDiscriminator\", 3840));\n if (longDiscriminator > 4095) throw new Error(\"Discriminator value must be less than 4096\");\n setupPin = environment.vars.number(\"pin\") ?? (await controllerStorage.get(\"pin\", 20202021));\n }\n if ((shortDiscriminator === undefined && longDiscriminator === undefined) || setupPin === undefined) {\n throw new Error(\n \"Please specify the longDiscriminator of the device to commission with -longDiscriminator or provide a valid passcode with -passcode\",\n );\n }\n\n // Collect commissioning options from commandline parameters\n const commissioningOptions: CommissioningOptions = {\n regulatoryLocation: GeneralCommissioning.RegulatoryLocationType.IndoorOutdoor,\n regulatoryCountryCode: \"XX\",\n };\n\n let ble = false;\n if (environment.vars.get(\"ble\")) {\n ble = true;\n const wifiSsid = environment.vars.string(\"ble-wifi-ssid\");\n const wifiCredentials = environment.vars.string(\"ble-wifi-credentials\");\n const threadNetworkName = environment.vars.string(\"ble-thread-networkname\");\n const threadOperationalDataset = environment.vars.string(\"ble-thread-operationaldataset\");\n if (wifiSsid !== undefined && wifiCredentials !== undefined) {\n logger.info(`Registering Commissioning over BLE with WiFi: ${wifiSsid}`);\n commissioningOptions.wifiNetwork = {\n wifiSsid: wifiSsid,\n wifiCredentials: wifiCredentials,\n };\n }\n if (threadNetworkName !== undefined && threadOperationalDataset !== undefined) {\n logger.info(`Registering Commissioning over BLE with Thread: ${threadNetworkName}`);\n commissioningOptions.threadNetwork = {\n networkName: threadNetworkName,\n operationalDataset: threadOperationalDataset,\n };\n }\n }\n\n /**\n * Create Matter Server and Controller Node\n *\n * To allow the device to be announced, found, paired and operated we need a MatterServer instance and add a\n * CommissioningController to it and add the just created device instance to it.\n * The Controller node defines the port where the server listens for the UDP packages of the Matter protocol\n * and initializes deice specific certificates and such.\n *\n * The below logic also adds command handlers for commands of clusters that normally are handled internally\n * like testEventTrigger (General Diagnostic Cluster) that can be implemented with the logic when these commands\n * are called.\n */\n\n const commissioningController = new CommissioningController({\n environment: {\n environment,\n id: uniqueId,\n },\n autoConnect: false,\n });\n\n /**\n * Start the Matter Server\n *\n * After everything was plugged together we can start the server. When not delayed announcement is set for the\n * CommissioningServer node then this command also starts the announcement of the device into the network.\n */\n await commissioningController.start();\n\n if (!commissioningController.isCommissioned()) {\n const options = {\n commissioning: commissioningOptions,\n discovery: {\n knownAddress: ip !== undefined && port !== undefined ? { ip, port, type: \"udp\" } : undefined,\n identifierData:\n longDiscriminator !== undefined\n ? { longDiscriminator }\n : shortDiscriminator !== undefined\n ? { shortDiscriminator }\n : {},\n discoveryCapabilities: {\n ble,\n },\n },\n passcode: setupPin,\n } as NodeCommissioningOptions;\n logger.info(`Commissioning ... ${Logger.toJSON(options)}`);\n const nodeId = await commissioningController.commissionNode(options);\n\n console.log(`Commissioning successfully done with nodeId ${nodeId}`);\n }\n\n /**\n * TBD\n */\n try {\n const nodes = commissioningController.getCommissionedNodes();\n console.log(\"Found commissioned nodes:\", Logger.toJSON(nodes));\n\n const nodeId = NodeId(environment.vars.number(\"nodeid\") ?? nodes[0]);\n if (!nodes.includes(nodeId)) {\n throw new Error(`Node ${nodeId} not found in commissioned nodes`);\n }\n\n const node = await commissioningController.connectNode(nodeId, {\n attributeChangedCallback: (\n peerNodeId,\n { path: { nodeId, clusterId, endpointId, attributeName }, value },\n ) =>\n console.log(\n `attributeChangedCallback ${peerNodeId}: Attribute ${nodeId}/${endpointId}/${clusterId}/${attributeName} changed to ${Logger.toJSON(\n value,\n )}`,\n ),\n eventTriggeredCallback: (peerNodeId, { path: { nodeId, clusterId, endpointId, eventName }, events }) =>\n console.log(\n `eventTriggeredCallback ${peerNodeId}: Event ${nodeId}/${endpointId}/${clusterId}/${eventName} triggered with ${Logger.toJSON(\n events,\n )}`,\n ),\n stateInformationCallback: (peerNodeId, info) => {\n switch (info) {\n case NodeStateInformation.Connected:\n console.log(`stateInformationCallback ${peerNodeId}: Node ${nodeId} connected`);\n break;\n case NodeStateInformation.Disconnected:\n console.log(`stateInformationCallback ${peerNodeId}: Node ${nodeId} disconnected`);\n break;\n case NodeStateInformation.Reconnecting:\n console.log(`stateInformationCallback ${peerNodeId}: Node ${nodeId} reconnecting`);\n break;\n case NodeStateInformation.WaitingForDeviceDiscovery:\n console.log(\n `stateInformationCallback ${peerNodeId}: Node ${nodeId} waiting for device discovery`,\n );\n break;\n case NodeStateInformation.StructureChanged:\n console.log(`stateInformationCallback ${peerNodeId}: Node ${nodeId} structure changed`);\n break;\n case NodeStateInformation.Decommissioned:\n console.log(`stateInformationCallback ${peerNodeId}: Node ${nodeId} decommissioned`);\n break;\n }\n },\n });\n\n // Important: This is a temporary API to proof the methods working and this will change soon and is NOT stable!\n // It is provided to proof the concept\n\n node.logStructure();\n\n // Example to initialize a ClusterClient and access concrete fields as API methods\n const descriptor = node.getRootClusterClient(DescriptorCluster);\n if (descriptor !== undefined) {\n console.log(await descriptor.attributes.deviceTypeList.get()); // you can call that way\n console.log(await descriptor.getServerListAttribute()); // or more convenient that way\n } else {\n console.log(\"No Descriptor Cluster found. This should never happen!\");\n }\n\n // Example to subscribe to a field and get the value\n const info = node.getRootClusterClient(BasicInformationCluster);\n if (info !== undefined) {\n console.log(await info.getProductNameAttribute()); // This call is executed remotely\n //console.log(await info.subscribeProductNameAttribute(value => console.log(\"productName\", value), 5, 30));\n //console.log(await info.getProductNameAttribute()); // This call is resolved locally because we have subscribed to the value!\n } else {\n console.log(\"No BasicInformation Cluster found. This should never happen!\");\n }\n\n // Example to get all Attributes of the commissioned node: */*/*\n //const attributesAll = await interactionClient.getAllAttributes();\n //console.log(\"Attributes-All:\", Logger.toJSON(attributesAll));\n\n // Example to get all Attributes of all Descriptor Clusters of the commissioned node: */DescriptorCluster/*\n //const attributesAllDescriptor = await interactionClient.getMultipleAttributes([{ clusterId: DescriptorCluster.id} ]);\n //console.log(\"Attributes-Descriptor:\", JSON.stringify(attributesAllDescriptor, null, 2));\n\n // Example to get all Attributes of the Basic Information Cluster of endpoint 0 of the commissioned node: 0/BasicInformationCluster/*\n //const attributesBasicInformation = await interactionClient.getMultipleAttributes([{ endpointId: 0, clusterId: BasicInformationCluster.id} ]);\n //console.log(\"Attributes-BasicInformation:\", JSON.stringify(attributesBasicInformation, null, 2));\n\n const devices = node.getDevices();\n if (devices[0] && devices[0].number === 1) {\n // Example to subscribe to all Attributes of endpoint 1 of the commissioned node: */*/*\n //await interactionClient.subscribeMultipleAttributes([{ endpointId: 1, /* subscribe anything from endpoint 1 */ }], 0, 180, data => {\n // console.log(\"Subscribe-All Data:\", Logger.toJSON(data));\n //});\n\n const onOff = devices[0].getClusterClient(OnOffCluster);\n if (onOff !== undefined) {\n let onOffStatus = await onOff.getOnOffAttribute();\n console.log(\"initial onOffStatus\", onOffStatus);\n\n onOff.addOnOffAttributeListener(value => {\n console.log(\"subscription onOffStatus\", value);\n onOffStatus = value;\n });\n // read data every minute to keep up the connection to show the subscription is working\n setInterval(() => {\n onOff\n .toggle()\n .then(() => {\n onOffStatus = !onOffStatus;\n console.log(\"onOffStatus\", onOffStatus);\n })\n .catch(error => logger.error(error));\n }, 60000);\n }\n }\n } finally {\n //await matterServer.close(); // Comment out when subscribes are used, else the connection will be closed\n setTimeout(() => process.exit(0), 1000000);\n }\n }\n}\n\nnew ControllerNode().start().catch(error => logger.error(error));\n"],
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