v1.1.3 - Bugfix release

New

• Additional example flow included for testing multi-level out and return.

Changed

• Change return node so that topic setting doesn't override the msg.topic. The topic setting in the node will now only be used if the inbound msg has no topic.
• Previous example flows updated.

Fixed

• A nested loops issue.

  msg._eventOriginator and msg._eventReturner are now both arrays with the latest entries at the top. This enables multi-level out and return.

  Infinite loops should no longer be possible unless you deliberately mess with these properties (hint: don't!).

1.1.2 - Improvements & new event-return node (2021-09-26)

New

• event-return node. Allows event-based sub-flows or loops.

  Change an event-out node to allow output from an event-return node.

  Then create a flow starting with an event-in node, do some processing and end with an event-return node.

  The event-return node does not need any configuration, it uses the msg._eventOriginator property from the input msg
  to route data back to the originating event-out using an internal event sender/listener based on the node ID of the event-out node.

  You can, however, allow the node to pass messages through to an output if you want to.

  You can also override the msg.topic for the output if you wish.

• New example added that shows (and tests) the use of the event-return node.

Changed

• Removed global variable.

• Moved the event handler to an external module ti-common-event-handler

  This module will be used by other packages including node-red-contrib-uibuilder to provide a common event handler.

Update release

New

• event-return node. Allows event-based sub-flows or loops.

  Change an event-out node to allow output from an event-return node.

  Then create a flow starting with an event-in node, do some processing and end with an event-return node.

  The event-return node does not need any configuration, it uses the msg._eventOriginator property from the input msg
  to route data back to the originating event-out using an internal event sender/listener based on the node ID of the event-out node.

  You can, however, allow the node to pass messages through to an output if you want to.

  You can also override the msg.topic for the output if you wish.

• New example added that shows (and tests) the use of the event-return node.

Changed

• Removed global variable.

• Moved the event handler to an external module ti-common-event-handler

  This module will be used by other packages including node-red-contrib-uibuilder to provide a common event handler.

Initial Release

v1.0.0

fix createTag