Is OpenHab Dying?

[lewie (Helmut Lehmeyer)]

@mark_leonard_tuil

Not arguing that nothing may change, but please be careful about what features get scraped even if the replacement is better.

Don’t worry, I may have expressed myself a little too unkindly. Nothing will disappear overnight! Besides, the old rules are not bad. Only if they are to become more complex, there are limits. And the syntax and its debugging are no longer up to date by today’s standards. We have found much better ways to write rules. That’s why we dare to go so far forward…

Textual:

Migrating DSL Rules to JSR223/Javascript with a case example

Porting the Time of Day rule as a case example Hi all, Since i am currently trying to move my rules to a jsr223 based system, i would like to share my experience with you with a simple usecase which hopefully helps some of you with their own setup. Maybe you are in the same situation like me. You have a running openHAB setup and more or less rules which have grown and evolved during the time that your setup exists. You already have read about JSR223 and its benefits/downsides and are interes…

Or by Paper-UI:

Paperui rules engine usage

For all of the state and command boxes you can type in any arbitrary value that you’d like to compare against / send. So for example if I want to dim my lights to 50% I’d do the following in the action section: [image] Hope this helps, tested on 2.3 release build.