Interface INodeIdNumeric

namespace

displayText

• displayText(): string

  Returns string

isEmpty

• isEmpty(): boolean

  returns true if the NodeId is null or empty

  Returns boolean

toJSON

• toJSON(options?: { namespaceArray?: string[] }): string

  convert nodeId to a JSON string. same as NodeId.toString

  Parameters

  • Optionaloptions: { namespaceArray?: string[] }

  Returns string

toString

• toString(options?: { addressSpace?: any; namespaceArray?: string[] }): string

  get the string representation of the nodeID.

  Parameters

  • Optionaloptions: { addressSpace?: any; namespaceArray?: string[] }

    • OptionaladdressSpace?: any

      {AddressSpace}

    • OptionalnamespaceArray?: string[]

  Returns string

  Example

  by default, toString will return the "ns=" representation

  const nodeid = new NodeId(NodeIdType.NUMERIC, 123,1);
  console.log(nodeid.toString());
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  >"ns=1;i=123"
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  Example

  toString can also be used to make the nsu= version of the nodeid.

  const namespaceArray = ["http://opcfoundation.com/UA/","http://mynamespace2"];
  const nodeid = new NodeId(NodeIdType.STRING, "Hello",1);
  console.log(nodeid.toString({namespaceArray}));
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  >"nsu=http://mynamespace;i=123"
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  Example

  passing an addressSpace to the toString options will decorate the nodeId with the BrowseName of the node.

  const addressSpace = getAddressSpace();
  const nodeid = new NodeId(NodeIdType.NUMERIC, 123,1);
  console.log(nodeid.toString({addressSpace}));
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  >"nsu=http://mynamespace;i=123 (MyBrowseName)"
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