Overriding the node via incoming messages This is like the built in delay function of node-red, but with the ability to not only restart the timer, but to stop it as well. (for example: 2.5 minutes will decrement to 2 minutes, then 1 minute, then every second down to zero) In that case, the first update will be for the partial minute, after which it will operate as noted above.
The exception to this rule is if your duration is not a minute increment. At the 1 minute point, it will switch to reporting every second. While there is more than 1 minute remaining, the timer will decrement every minute. The status below the node as well as the third output can be configured to update: The third output will send the time remaining, in HH:MM:SS format as time ticks away. If the timer is stopped, the second and third output will automatically send a payload of 'stopped'. The second output allows you to send an additional payload of a number, string or boolean. If a new msg is received before the timer has ended, it will replace the existing msg and the timer will be restarted, unless the new msg has a payload of 'stop' or 'STOP', in which case it will stop the timer. Sends the msg through the first output after the set timer duration. SET TIMER FOR 6 MINUTES INSTALL
Npm install node-red-contrib-stoptimer-varidelay General usage A new msg received before the timer expires will replace the existing msg and the timer will be restarted, unless the new msg has a payload of 'stop' or 'STOP', which will stop the timer. Sends the msg through the 1st output after the timer duration. Node-red-contrib-stoptimer-varidelay 0.5.2
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