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If you're interested in something more generic, check out if https://enso.org could be worth a look! Thanks to GraalVM, you might be able to import JS packages too, among others (Java, Python, & more...); OTOH with the caveat that the project is still in ways in-dev...
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Actually I'm kind of glad it's difficult to do those sort of things in Chrome.
There are fantastic reasons why it should not be allowed on random local devices, unless the local device is configured with some sort of authentication... but the problem now is that total ban on accessing local devices from a secure web app is a serious choke point for anyone trying to develop something to control appliances outside the walled garden. Fascinating discussion here with a Plex dev expressing similar f…
https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/dns-providers-who-easily...
Obligatory comment that Huginn is also useful for similar applications albeit less home automation than web automation
Node-RED co-creator and project lead here. Happy to answer any questions you have.
Eg built one that tries resolving an ad domain to check if ad blocking is functioning correctly and publishes that as a end point that is suitable for an uptime dashboard
Cannot find if it supports any version control? Does it?
It does (everything is saved as json), but it's a bit of a hassle. Scripts are saved to a single line, so you really need a plugin that breaks them up. It's really pretty silly that isn't the default. The other huge PITA is that touching a node in the UI causes the json to update even if you didn't do anything, and changes will often cause nodes in the json to reorder. That makes git commits very cluttered. Merging i…
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It originated in that space, but the ecosystem has taken it in very different directions. It has lower-level abstractions than n8n (which focuses on automating third-party SaaS), but can arguably do the same. I've used it for an insane amount of things, starting with home automation and telemetry but also fairly sophisticated uses, including: - Sniffing for multicast streams on a LAN and exposing IPTV set top boxes a…
> - Building an RSS aggregation and transformation pipeline that does translations, scraping, etc. About how many feeds are we talking here? One per hour? Ten? Some hundred? I've thought at some point doing similar, but was not sure whether node-red or similar tools would perform well enough with this kinds of jobs.