Rubix Wires: Node Reference Guide

Rubix Wires: Node Reference Guide


This article provides links to the descriptions of each Rubix Wires Node, grouped by category.  

Preparation

  1. Rubix Wires: Getting Started Guide
  2. Rubix Wires: Working with Nodes
  3. Rubix Wires: Flow Programming

Rubix Wires Node Categories

The following section links to an article for each Category/Group of Rubix Wires Nodes.   In the linked article, you can find the descriptions of each node within that category/group. 
  1. Rubix Wires: Boolean Nodes - These are nodes that produce boolean outputs.  They provide boolean comparisons and timing nodes to trigger/delay boolean values.
  1. Rubix Wires: Compare Nodes - These are nodes that provide numerical and data type comparisons with Boolean results.
  1. Rubix Wires: Connection Nodes - These are nodes that can send and receive data values without the need for wire link connections.
  1. Rubix Wires: Count Nodes - These are nodes that are used to perform counting operations involving stepped changes in output values.
  1. Rubix Wires: Dashboard Nodes - These are nodes that interact with the Wires Dashboard.
  1. Rubix Wires: Filter Nodes - These are nodes provide in-line data filtering.
  1. Rubix Wires: JSON Nodes - These are nodes that are used to parse and manipulate data to and from standardised JSON objects and JSON strings.
  1. Rubix Wires: Latch Nodes - These are nodes that provide value latching functionality for each data type.  Latch nodes will maintain an output value between trigger events.
  1. Rubix Wires: Math Nodes - These are nodes that provide simple mathematical nodes than can be used to make numeric calculations.
  1. Rubix Wires: Num-Transform Nodes - These are nodes that modify numeric values.  There are a wide variety of functionality of nodes in this group.
  1. Rubix Wires: Point Nodes - These are nodes that produce constant values or writable points; there are nodes for each Rubix Wires data type.
  1. Rubix Wires: LoRa Sensor Nodes - These are nodes that are used to receive data from the LoRa Sensors (Droplets and MicroEdges) that have been configured in Rubix Platform.
  1. Rubix Wires: Statistics Nodes - These are nodes that provide statistical analysis and selection functions.  For example: Maximum, Minimum, Average, etc.  
  1. Rubix Wires: String Nodes - These are nodes that are used for manipulating string data.
  1. Rubix Wires: Switch Nodes - These are nodes that are used to direct the flow of data.
  1. Rubix Wires: Trigger Nodes - These are nodes that provide a boolean trigger output or provide output values based on a trigger condition.
  1. Rubix Wires: Widget Nodes - These are nodes that are used in conjunction with an external user interface.


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