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Introduction This post provides an overview of two features that have been added to openHAB recently to make it easier to write rules that work with groups of items. These

I am trying to keep rules GUI wherever I can – and Id like to set up a rule where any member of a group that is off sends a broadcast notification but with the triggeringitem

Triggeringitem name in GUI rule OH3

Rather than digging through the code to look up the attributes available in a particular event object, you can add a log entry inside the function and then trigger the rule (View the names of

Introduction This post provides an overview of two features that have been added to openHAB recently to make it easier to write rules that work with groups of items. These

You may need to use a script block to see if this.event == undefined to tell the difference between the two triggers. There is no contextual info at all when the rule is run any

  • [SOLVED] Dynamic Item Name in rule
  • Event Object Attributes — openHAB Helper Libraries documentation
  • Topics tagged triggeringitem

Design Pattern: Add custom functionality to things by using groups and triggeringItem

What is the workaround/replacement for ‘triggeringitem’ being deprecated? I have a few key rules that used triggeringitem in OH2.5. Here is a simplified example.

#Configuration. This add-on includes by default the openhab-js (opens new window) NPM library and exports its namespaces onto the global namespace.. This allows the use of items, actions, cache and other objects without the need

I am trying to keep rules GUI wherever I can – and Id like to set up a rule where any member of a group that is off sends a broadcast notification but with the triggeringitem

All, I am using sometimes cron in combination with item changes like this: rule „Presence state monitoring“ when Item Presence changed or Time cron „22 0/10 * * * ?“

The short answer is no, there isn’t. We have Rules | openHAB (follow the links on that page too) which documented Rules DSL. And there is a section that talks about what

When my kitchen lights turn on, they immediately check what mode my system is in. If it’s Bedtime or Sleep, openHAB immediately adjusts the lights to 35%. Otherwise, they go

Implicit variable triggeringItem now only exists when there is a Member of xx rule trigger (in OH2 it existed under some other circumstances as well). That’s okay, you do have a

But it worked absolutely sure: I’ll take your word for it. I just looked up OH2 “implicit variable” docs, because I believed previousState did what it said and returned the

Hi all, I am searching for a way to determine what item has triggered a rule. The “when” part of the rule could be an “or” of conditions, or it could be a group of items. For

  • Accessing variables in lambda
  • Determining the triggering item in the body of a rule? — openHAB Helper Libraries documentation
  • OH3 triggeringitem deprecated
  • Triggering rule with event state

In the Openhab rule language, it can be a challenge to code rules that work in a generic fashion, without coding for each item individually. Since OH 2.3, the triggeringItem

Any ideas on how to have one rule get Min, Max, and maybe even averages while using triggeringItem? See: [Rules DSL] Get item from string name! Tutorials & Examples. For a

Hello, please help meI found many examples for this topic but for OH2, OH3, nothing for OH4 (ver. 4.1.1 Windows platform) ☹ In DSL script I’m trying to get the state of

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// just direct members, which could include groups gTest. members // iteratively, all child Items and the child Items of all child groups gTest. allMembers

If-Statement causes an error when using it with

OH 2.5.10 I tried to create rules that react different depending on how they are triggered. I learned that system started and Time cron leads to returning null wenn using

Obviously, triggeringItem is of type GenericItem, but I can’t get hold of the type of triggeringItem apart from the fact that it appears to be e.g. a ChannelTriggeredEvent which I

Your original problem is that the implicit variable triggeringItem only relates to the item that triggered your rule, not arbitrary items. The following snippet embedded into your rule

In my rules, some time triggeringItem.state return reverse state of that Item. Example: I have Switch Item, It is in the OFF state. When I turn ON that Item, in my rules, i use

I wrote a DSL rule and noticed the following couple issues. State is not import org.openhab.core.types.State By default, State seems to resolve to a non-openHab class that