@project-chip/matter-node.js-examples 0.7.5-alpha.0-20240222-8696097f → 0.8.0-alpha.1-20240308-033110a3

package/src/examples/BridgedDeviceNode.ts

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+/**
+ * @license
+ * Copyright 2022-2024 Matter.js Authors
+ * SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
+ */
+
+/**
+ * This example shows how to create a new device node that is composed of multiple devices.
+ * It creates multiple endpoints on the server. For information on how to add a composed device to a bridge please
+ * refer to the bridge example!
+ * It can be used as CLI script and starting point for your own device node implementation.
+ */
+
+/**
+ * Import needed modules from @project-chip/matter-node.js
+ */
+// Include this first to auto-register Crypto, Network and Time Node.js implementations
+import "@project-chip/matter-node.js";
+
+import { requireMinNodeVersion } from "@project-chip/matter-node.js/util";
+import { BridgedDeviceBasicInformationServer } from "@project-chip/matter.js/behavior/definitions/bridged-device-basic-information";
+import { DeviceTypeId, VendorId } from "@project-chip/matter.js/datatype";
+import { logEndpoint } from "@project-chip/matter.js/device";
+import { OnOffLightDevice } from "@project-chip/matter.js/devices/OnOffLightDevice";
+import { OnOffPlugInUnitDevice } from "@project-chip/matter.js/devices/OnOffPlugInUnitDevice";
+import { Endpoint, EndpointServer } from "@project-chip/matter.js/endpoint";
+import { AggregatorEndpoint } from "@project-chip/matter.js/endpoint/definitions";
+import { Environment, StorageService } from "@project-chip/matter.js/environment";
+import { ServerNode } from "@project-chip/matter.js/node";
+import { Time } from "@project-chip/matter.js/time";
+import { execSync } from "child_process";
+
+requireMinNodeVersion(16);
+
+/** Initialize configuration values */
+const { isSocket, deviceName, vendorName, passcode, discriminator, vendorId, productName, productId, port, uniqueId } =
+    await getConfiguration();
+
+/**
+ * Create a Matter ServerNode, which contains the Root Endpoint and all relevant data and configuration
+ */
+const server = await ServerNode.create({
+    // Required: Give the Node a unique ID which is used to store the state of this node
+    id: uniqueId,
+
+    // Provide Network relevant configuration like the port
+    // Optional when operating only one device on a host, Default port is 5540
+    network: {
+        port,
+    },
+
+    // Provide Commissioning relevant settings
+    // Optional for development/testing purposes
+    commissioning: {
+        passcode,
+        discriminator,
+    },
+
+    // Provide Node announcement settings
+    // Optional: If Ommitted some development defaults are used
+    productDescription: {
+        name: deviceName,
+        deviceType: DeviceTypeId(isSocket[0] ? OnOffPlugInUnitDevice.deviceType : OnOffLightDevice.deviceType),
+    },
+
+    // Provide defaults for the BasicInformation cluster on the Root endpoint
+    // Optional: If Omitted some development defaults are used
+    basicInformation: {
+        vendorName,
+        vendorId: VendorId(vendorId),
+        nodeLabel: productName,
+        productName,
+        productLabel: productName,
+        productId,
+        serialNumber: `matterjs-${uniqueId}`,
+        uniqueId,
+    },
+});
+
+/**
+ * Matter Nodes are a composition of endpoints. Create and add a single multiple endpoint to the node to make it a
+ * composed device. This example uses the OnOffLightDevice or OnOffPlugInUnitDevice depending on the value of the type
+ * parameter. It also assigns each Endpoint a unique ID to store the endpoint number for it in the storage to restore
+ * the device on restart.
+ *
+ * In this case we directly use the default command implementation from matter.js. Check out the DeviceNodeFull example
+ * to see how to customize the command handlers.
+ */
+
+const aggregator = new Endpoint(AggregatorEndpoint, { id: "aggregator" });
+await server.add(aggregator);
+
+for (let idx = 0; idx < isSocket.length; idx++) {
+    const i = idx + 1;
+    const isASocket = isSocket[idx]; // Is the Device we add a Socket or a Light?
+
+    const name = `OnOff ${isASocket ? "Socket" : "Light"} ${i}`;
+
+    const endpoint = new Endpoint(
+        isASocket
+            ? // For a Bridged Device we need to add a BridgedDeviceBasicInformation cluster as server
+              OnOffPlugInUnitDevice.with(BridgedDeviceBasicInformationServer)
+            : OnOffLightDevice.with(BridgedDeviceBasicInformationServer),
+        {
+            id: `onoff-${i}`,
+            bridgedDeviceBasicInformation: {
+                nodeLabel: name,
+                productName: name,
+                productLabel: name,
+                serialNumber: `node-matter-${uniqueId}-${i}`,
+                reachable: true,
+            },
+        },
+    );
+    await aggregator.add(endpoint);
+
+    /**
+     * Register state change handlers of the endpoint for identify and onoff states to react to the commands.
+     *
+     * If the code in these change handlers fail then the change is also rolled back and not executed and an error is
+     * reported back to the controller.
+     */
+    let isIdentifying = false;
+    endpoint.events.identify.identifyTime$Change.on(value => {
+        // identifyTime is set when an identify commandf is called and then decreased every second while indenitfy logic runs.
+        if (value > 0 && !isIdentifying) {
+            isIdentifying = true;
+            console.log(`${name}: Run identify logic, ideally blink a light every 0.5s ...`);
+        } else if (value === 0) {
+            isIdentifying = false;
+            console.log(`${name}: Stop identify logic ...`);
+        }
+    });
+
+    endpoint.events.onOff.onOff$Change.on(value => {
+        executeCommand(value ? `on${i}` : `off${i}`);
+        console.log(`${name} is now ${value ? "ON" : "OFF"}`);
+    });
+}
+
+/**
+ * In order to start the node and announce it into the network we use the run method which resolves when the node goes
+ * offline again because we do not need anything more here. See the Full example for other starting options.
+ * The QR Code is printed automatically.
+ */
+await server.bringOnline();
+
+/**
+ * Log the endpoint structure for debugging reasons and to allow to verify anything is correct
+ */
+logEndpoint(EndpointServer.forEndpoint(server));
+
+/*
+  If you want to dynamically add another device during runtime you can do so by doing the following:
+
+    const name = `OnOff Light 3`;
+
+    const endpoint = new Endpoint(OnOffLightDevice.with(BridgedDeviceBasicInformationServer), {
+        id: `onoff-3`,
+        bridgedDeviceBasicInformation: {
+            nodeLabel: name,
+            productName: name,
+            productLabel: name,
+            serialNumber: `node-matter-${uniqueId}-3`,
+            reachable: true,
+        },
+    });
+    await aggregator.add(endpoint);
+
+    endpoint.events.onOff.onOff$Change.on(value => {
+        executeCommand(value ? `on3` : `off3`);
+        console.log(`${name} is now ${value ? "ON" : "OFF"}`);
+    });
+
+ */
+
+/*
+   To remove a device during runtime you can do so by doing the following:
+        console.log("Removing Light 3 now!!");
+
+        await endpoint.close();
+
+   This will automatically remove the endpoint from the bridge.
+ */
+
+/*********************************************************************************************************
+ * Convenience Methods
+ *********************************************************************************************************/
+
+/** Defined a shell command from an environment variable and execute it and log the response. */
+function executeCommand(scriptParamName: string) {
+    const script = Environment.default.vars.string(scriptParamName);
+    if (script === undefined) return undefined;
+    console.log(`${scriptParamName}: ${execSync(script).toString().slice(0, -1)}`);
+}
+
+async function getConfiguration() {
+    /**
+     * Collect all needed data
+     *
+     * This block collects all needed data from cli, environment or storage. Replace this with where ever your data come from.
+     *
+     * Note: This example uses the matter.js process storage system to store the device parameter data for convenience
+     * and easy reuse. When you also do that be careful to not overlap with Matter-Server own storage contexts
+     * (so maybe better not do it ;-)).
+     */
+    const environment = Environment.default;
+
+    const storageService = environment.get(StorageService);
+    console.log(`Storage location: ${storageService.location} (Directory)`);
+    console.log(
+        'Use the parameter "--storage-path=NAME-OR-PATH" to specify a different storage location in this directory, use --storage-clear to start with an empty storage.',
+    );
+    const deviceStorage = (await storageService.open("device")).createContext("data");
+
+    const isSocket = Array<boolean>();
+    const numDevices = environment.vars.number("num") || 2;
+    if (deviceStorage.has("isSocket")) {
+        console.log(`Device types found in storage. --type parameter is ignored.`);
+        deviceStorage.get<Array<boolean>>("isSocket").forEach(type => isSocket.push(type));
+    }
+    for (let i = 1; i <= numDevices; i++) {
+        if (isSocket[i - 1] !== undefined) continue;
+        isSocket.push(environment.vars.string(`type${i}`) === "socket");
+    }
+
+    const deviceName = "Matter test device";
+    const vendorName = "matter-node.js";
+    const passcode = environment.vars.number("passcode") ?? deviceStorage.get("passcode", 20202021);
+    const discriminator = environment.vars.number("discriminator") ?? deviceStorage.get("discriminator", 3840);
+    // product name / id and vendor id should match what is in the device certificate
+    const vendorId = environment.vars.number("vendorid") ?? deviceStorage.get("vendorid", 0xfff1);
+    const productName = `node-matter OnOff ${isSocket ? "Socket" : "Light"}`;
+    const productId = environment.vars.number("productid") ?? deviceStorage.get("productid", 0x8000);
+
+    const port = environment.vars.number("port") ?? 5540;
+
+    const uniqueId = environment.vars.string("uniqueid") ?? deviceStorage.get("uniqueid", Time.nowMs().toString());
+
+    // Persist basic data to keep them also on restart
+    deviceStorage.set("passcode", passcode);
+    deviceStorage.set("discriminator", discriminator);
+    deviceStorage.set("vendorid", vendorId);
+    deviceStorage.set("productid", productId);
+    deviceStorage.set("isSocket", isSocket);
+    deviceStorage.set("uniqueid", uniqueId);
+
+    return {
+        isSocket,
+        deviceName,
+        vendorName,
+        passcode,
+        discriminator,
+        vendorId,
+        productName,
+        productId,
+        port,
+        uniqueId,
+    };
+}

package/src/examples/{BridgedDevicesNode.ts → BridgedDevicesNodeLegacy.ts}

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 #!/usr/bin/env node
 /**
  * @license
- * Copyright 2022 The node-matter Authors
+ * Copyright 2022-2024 Matter.js Authors
  * SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
  */
 
+/**
+ * IMPORTANT: This example uses a Legacy API which will be deprecated in the future.
+ * It is just still here to support developers in converting their code to the new API!
+ */
+
 /**
  * This example shows how to create a device bridge that exposed multiple devices.
  * It can be used as CLI script and starting point for your own device node implementation.