Doorbell node with an output in Node Red? #288
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@BruceCrowthorne The doorbell node is intended as a way to notify your Google Home devices when someone is at the door. It does seem to match your use, if you want to be notified on the Google Home device you have in your garage. In this case, there's no need for an output on the node, since you are telling it when to notify by injecting a message (and it can't be triggered from Google Home app anyways). There's also an example flow attached in the documentation of the node: https://github.com/andrei-tatar/node-red-contrib-smartnora/tree/master/doc/nodes/doorbell In your case, you would need to change the |
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I am a beginner so be gentle with me!
I have done my first project with Smart Nora. Using the Notify node I have the icon in my Google Home App and when I click the button it publishes an MQTT message. That is subscribed to by an 8266 (Wemos D1 Mini) with a relay. This switches on my central heating for 20 minutes as a "boost" or I can switch it on on my way home. BRILLIANT ! Smart Nora is a great little utility!
So my next project is to add a remote sounder to my doorbell. I have a couple of Google smart speakers and that gets me so far, but what I would like is to publish an MQTT message when the doorbell is pressed. That will be used to sound a buzzer in my garage!
It appears that the "doorbell" node will detect the doorbell press, but that node doesn't have an output in Node Red.
My Node.js skills aren't good enough to modify the existing node.
Is there an alternative node that I could use?
Thanks and regards
Bruce
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