RevPi Nodes - multiple input node becomes unavailable

[ch4mploo]

Hi, recently after updating RevPi nodes to version 1.0.6, I noticed that the multiple input no longer appear. At first, I tried to reinstall and update Node RED and check again, but the node is still missing. Out of curiosity, I tried to check the source code of the node, here I noticed something different in the file revpi-nodes.html.

revpi-multiple-input

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revpi-single-input

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Basically, for RED.nodes.registerType(), it looks like the second argument is an object, consisting all the properties of a particular node type. What I have noticed is that for revpi-multiple-input, it is not written in Javascript object format, but it is written in JSON format, as all the keys are wrapped in single quote, as compared to other node type, such as revpi-single-input, which is written in normal object format.

Not sure if this is done intentionally, or it is the cause of this issue. Hope to get updated soon.

Thanks.

[lukas]

Which browser did you use? The one which is pre-installed on our image (epiphany-browser) is unfortunately incompatible with the RevPi nodes. If you want to access node-red on the RevPi itself, we recommend that you install chromium-browser. However, this will occupy an additional 270 MByte on the eMMC:

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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install chromium-browser
sudo dpkg -r epiphany-browser epiphany-browser-data
sudo dpkg -r libwebkitgtk-3.0-0 libjavascriptcoregtk-3.0-0
sudo apt-get clean

To report bugs with the RevPi nodes, please consider opening an issue on GitHub:

https://github.com/erminas/node-red-con ... des/issues

[ch4mploo]

I access Node RED on RevPi through my own PC, using the IP address. I am using Google Chrome on my PC. This problem does not happen until I have updated the RevPi nodes.

[jgerlach-erminas]

Hi,

thanks for reporting the issue. Could you check the version of your installed noderedrevpinodes-server?

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dpkg -l | grep noderedrevpinodes-server

If the server is already the newest version (1.0.1) or the problem persists after an update (sudo apt install noderedrevpinodes-server), try adding a log output here:

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cat /usr/share/noderedrevpinodes-server/revpi-server.log

Greetings,
Jonas