OpenDTU-old/lib/VeDirectFrameHandler/VeDirectFrameHandler.h
Bernhard Kirchen d23b991f5c
VE.Direct: Fix design issues and prepare support for multiple instances (#505)
* introduce VictronMpptClass

this solves a design issue where the loop() method of a static instance
of VeDirectMpptController, which is part of library code, is called as
part of the main loop() implementation. that is a problem because the
call to this loop() must be handled differently from all other calls:
the lib does not know whether or not the feature is enabled at all.
also, the instance would not be initialized when enabling the feature
during normal operation. that would even lead to a nullptr exception
since the pointer to the serial implementation is still uninitialized.

this new intermediate class is implemented with the support for multiple
Victron charge controllers in mind. adding support for more charge
controllers should be more viable than ever.

fixes #481.

related to #397 #129.

* VE.Direct: move get.*AsString methods to respective structs

those structs, which hold the data to be translated into strings, know
best how to translate them. this change also simplifies access to those
translation, as no parameter must be handed to the respective methods:
they now act upon the data of the instance they are called for. adds
constness to those methods.

* VE.Direct: simplify and clean up get.*AsString methods

use a map, which is much easier to maintain and which reads much easier.
move the strings to flash memory to save RAM.

* DPL: use VictronMpptClass::getPowerOutputWatts method

remove redundant calculation of output power from DPL. consider
separation of concern: VictronMpptClass will provide the total solar
output power. the DPL shall not concern itself about how that value is
calculated and it certainly should be unaware about how many MPPT charge
controllers there actually are.

* VE.Direct: avoid shadowing struct member "P"

P was part of the base struct for both MPPT and SmartShunt controller.
however, P was also part of the SmartShunt controller data struct,
shadowing the member in the base struct.

since P has slightly different meaning in MPPT versus SmartShunt, and
since P is calculated for MPPT controllers but read from SmartShunts, P
now lives in both derived structs, but not in the base struct.

* VE.Direct: isDataValid(): avoid copying data structs

pass a const reference to the base class implementation of isDataValid()
rather than a copy of the whole struct.

* VE.Direct: unify logging of text events

* VE.Direct: stop processing text event if handled by base

in case the base class processed a text event, do not try to match it
against values that are only valid in the derived class -- none will
match.

* VE.Direct MPPT: manage data in a shared_ptr

instead of handing out a reference to a struct which is part of a class
instance that may disappear, e.g., on a config change, we now manage the
lifetime of said data structure using a shared_ptr and hand out copies
of that shared_ptr. this makes sure that users have a valid copy of the
data as long as they hold the shared_ptr.

* VE.Direct MPPT: implement getDataAgeMillis()

this works even if millis() wraps around.

* VE.Direct: process frame end event only for valid frames

save a parameters, save a level of indention, save a function call for
invalid frames.
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/* frameHandler.h
*
* Arduino library to read from Victron devices using VE.Direct protocol.
* Derived from Victron framehandler reference implementation.
*
* 2020.05.05 - 0.2 - initial release
* 2021.02.23 - 0.3 - change frameLen to 22 per VE.Direct Protocol version 3.30
* 2022.08.20 - 0.4 - changes for OpenDTU
*
*/
#pragma once
#include <Arduino.h>
#include <array>
#include <map>
#include <memory>
#define VE_MAX_VALUE_LEN 33 // VE.Direct Protocol: max value size is 33 including /0
#define VE_MAX_HEX_LEN 100 // Maximum size of hex frame - max payload 34 byte (=68 char) + safe buffer
class VeDirectFrameHandler {
public:
VeDirectFrameHandler();
virtual void init(int8_t rx, int8_t tx, Print* msgOut, bool verboseLogging, uint16_t hwSerialPort);
void loop(); // main loop to read ve.direct data
uint32_t getLastUpdate() const; // timestamp of last successful frame read
protected:
bool _verboseLogging;
Print* _msgOut;
uint32_t _lastUpdate;
typedef struct {
uint16_t PID = 0; // product id
char SER[VE_MAX_VALUE_LEN]; // serial number
char FW[VE_MAX_VALUE_LEN]; // firmware release number
double V = 0; // battery voltage in V
double I = 0; // battery current in A
double E = 0; // efficiency in percent (calculated, moving average)
String getPidAsString() const; // product id as string
} veStruct;
bool textRxEvent(std::string const& who, char* name, char* value, veStruct& frame);
bool isDataValid(veStruct const& frame) const; // return true if data valid and not outdated
template<typename T>
static String const& getAsString(std::map<T, String> const& values, T val);
private:
void setLastUpdate(); // set timestampt after successful frame read
void dumpDebugBuffer();
void rxData(uint8_t inbyte); // byte of serial data
virtual void textRxEvent(char *, char *) = 0;
virtual void frameValidEvent() = 0;
int hexRxEvent(uint8_t);
std::unique_ptr<HardwareSerial> _vedirectSerial;
int _state; // current state
int _prevState; // previous state
uint8_t _checksum; // checksum value
char * _textPointer; // pointer to the private buffer we're writing to, name or value
int _hexSize; // length of hex buffer
char _name[VE_MAX_VALUE_LEN]; // buffer for the field name
char _value[VE_MAX_VALUE_LEN]; // buffer for the field value
std::array<uint8_t, 512> _debugBuffer;
unsigned _debugIn;
uint32_t _lastByteMillis;
};