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Open source plugin that allows you to create devices which translate/transform values from other devices (Fahrenheit to Celsius for instance).
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howartp wrote:Matt/Jay, i'm intending publishing a new Nissan Leaf plugin (also Dusty's).

Dusty has touched his github account twice in the last 18 months, so obviously isn't active anywhere at present.

Can I takeover his plugin(s) - Nissan Leaf and Adapters certainly, to post up this fixed version? Not sure if he has others?

Peter

Any news on this?

I use the Adaptor plugin for a bunch of conversion, but I find it will stop updating every so often and will require a reload of the plugin to make it function again.

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I found another/different email address we had for dustysparkle and just sent him another message. I'll let you know when/if I hear back from him.
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Re: Adapters Plugin

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Hi...

I have been seeing the following in my logs recently...

Is this being caused by the Adapters Plug in, or is my device that's feeding it causing the problem? This is the only error message that I am receiving and when I check my source device, everything appears to be ok.

Thanx in advance.

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   Adapters Error                  Error in plugin execution ServerReplacedElem:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "plugin.py", line 130, in deviceUpdated
  File "/Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 7.4/Plugins/Adapters.indigoPlugin/Contents/Server Plugin/sensor_adapter.py", line 39, in go
  File "/Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 7.4/Plugins/Adapters.indigoPlugin/Contents/Server Plugin/pyrescaler/pyrescaler.py", line 103, in format
  File "/Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 7.4/Plugins/Adapters.indigoPlugin/Contents/Server Plugin/pyrescaler/pyrescaler.py", line 106, in convert
ValueError: could not convert string to float: ----.-

   Adapters Error                  Error in plugin execution ServerReplacedElem:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "plugin.py", line 130, in deviceUpdated
  File "/Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 7.4/Plugins/Adapters.indigoPlugin/Contents/Server Plugin/sensor_adapter.py", line 39, in go
  File "/Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 7.4/Plugins/Adapters.indigoPlugin/Contents/Server Plugin/pyrescaler/pyrescaler.py", line 103, in format
  File "/Library/Application Support/Perceptive Automation/Indigo 7.4/Plugins/Adapters.indigoPlugin/Contents/Server Plugin/pyrescaler/pyrescaler.py", line 106, in convert
ValueError: could not convert string to float: ----.-
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For some reason, the plugin is expecting a float value (decimal number) but is getting a string (text) instead. If this was working without error at one point, then either the plugin code has changed or the source data has changed types. If you're using a custom formula adapter, you may be able to solve the problem by changing 'x' in the formula to 'float(x)', but that solution is untested.
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Re: Adapters Plugin

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Thanx Dave...

I have 2 custom and 1 standard Predefined scale (temperature, F to C).

I have changed the custom ones to "float(x)" as you suggested, will see what happens.

Strange, it's intermittent and nothing has changed with the devices that I am using with them that I am aware of.

Will keep an eye out.

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Re: Adapters Plugin

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If it helps... I turned on debug after I made those changes... this is what popped up in the a few mins after the change.

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Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 41.2 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 41.9 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 17.8 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 17.8 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 41.2 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 41.9 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 41.2 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 41.9 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 41.2 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 41.9 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  resulting format with precision applied: {0:.1f} {1}
   Adapters Debug                  formatted result: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['outdoorTemp'] °F -> °C: 18.1 °C
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['solarRadiation'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
   Adapters Debug                  ws1401ip variables['UV'] {0:.1f} units: 47.5 units
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Looks like it may be working then, yes?
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Re: Adapters Plugin

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Just need to remove the decimal from my Davis temp device. 72.1 - 72
Maybe the plugin can do that?

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Yes. That's precisely what it was meant to do. :)
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Thanks Dave. Maybe a tip on how to do that?
Seeing a lot of formulas I don’t understand.

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Sure! No need to use a custom formula.
  1. Create a new Adapters device.
  2. Select Predefined Scale Adapter.
  3. Select the source sensor device.
  4. Select Scale Type: Temperature
  5. Native Scale: Fahrenheit (or choice)
  6. Desired Scale: Fahrenheit (or choice)
  7. Precision: 1 (zero decimal places)
That's it. Then use the Adapters device instead of the source device for displaying on control pages and so forth. If you want to do something more creative later (that requires a formula) I'm happy to help with that, too.
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Perfect...thanks a bunch!

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No problem!
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Re: Adapters Plugin - Issue Removing Decimal

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Tried the settings you mentioned but am still getting the decimal.
Missed something? Still returns 43.1

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Re: Adapters Plugin - Issue Removing Decimal

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ckeyes888 wrote:Tried the settings you mentioned but am still getting the decimal.
Missed something? Still returns 43.1l
Set "Precision" to 0.
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