LightwaveRF to BSC endpoint proxy

Somebody posted about how to control lightwave RF devices using UDP if you already have the wifi controller and integrate this into the joggler.  What you need is a BSC to Lightwave proxy.

Something like this.  I've not tested this as I don't have any lightwave devices nor the controller but I think you get the idea of how simple this is to do.

-- Create a BSC level endpoint that acts as a proxy for sending
-- UDP packets to a lightwave wifi controller.

module(...,package.seeall)
require "xap"
require "xap.bsc"

info={version="1.0", description="Lightwave to BSC adapter"}
-- A table of mappings
-- dbzoo.livebox.Plugboard:lw.light -> UDP ON/OFF
--
--Example: The command  000,!R1D1F1|  means room 1 ("R1"), device 1 ("D1"),
-- switch on ("F1").  Conversely  000,!R1D1F0|  would mean switch off.
-- The "000" is a command reference, (so you increment it for each command in turn).
map={
   {source="lw.light1", on="000,!R1D1F1|", off="000,!R1D1F0|"},

-- Add more endpoint mappings here....
}
HOST="lightwave.wifi.host"

function udpSend(packet)
--   print("sending "..packet)
   local udp = socket.udp()
   udp:sendto(packet, HOST, 9760)
end

function init()
   for _,v in pairs(map) do
      bsc.Endpoint{name=v.source,
           direction=bsc.OUTPUT,
           type=bsc.BINARY,
           cmdCB=function(e)
                udpSend(v[e.state])
             end
        }
   end
end