Support normalized payload for Laird Sentrius RS1xx Temp-RH Sensor #526
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@johanstokking: If this PR is still relevant, could you rebase and update if needed? |
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This is still relevant. Let's keep this open for future reference. |
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Summary
References #395
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This pull request is more or less a simple demonstration of how this works for a Laird device.
Notes for Reviewers
@greg-leach I'm curious to your thoughts and comments if you have any.
Here's some background about normalized payload: https://www.thethingsindustries.com/docs/integrations/payload-formatters/javascript/uplink/#normalized-payload
Feel free also to join the discussion in #395 about adding more fields.
Of course, if there are mistakes in my code here, let me know and I can address it. Otherwise, this Laird device might be the first device supporting normalized payload in The Things Stack.