another fix to gpio stuff

hopefully fixes the "undefined" errors.

lib/gpioControl.js

@@ -19,17 +19,6 @@ function getRaspberryModelFromCpuInfo(cpuinfo) {
     return Number(model);
 }
 
-// not used.. classes are too overengineered... :-(
-//function parseModelStringToClassName(modelString) {
-//    const modelRegEx = /.*Raspberry Pi (\d+) Model B(\+?).*/mi;
-//    const parts = modelRegEx.exec(modelString);
-//    if (parts) {
-//        //not sure about those other devices, like Nano whatever... they need to report. :-p
-//        return `RaspberryPi_${parts[1]}B${parts[2] ? 'Plus' : ''}`;
-//  }
-//    return 'Default';
-//}
-
 class GpioControl {
     constructor(adapter, log) {
         this.adapter = adapter;
@@ -54,10 +43,12 @@ class GpioControl {
         if (gpioPorts.length === 0 && buttonPorts.length === 0) return;
 
         try {
-            const { Default, Edge } = require('opengpio');
+
+            const { DefaultDevice, Edge } = require('opengpio');
+
             let chipNum = 0;
             try {
-                this.log.debug(Default);
+                this.log.debug(DefaultDevice);
 
                 const {stdout, stderr} = await exec('cat /proc/device-tree/model');
                 this.log.debug('CPU Info: ' + stdout);
@@ -80,14 +71,14 @@ class GpioControl {
             this.log.debug('Buttons are pull ' + (this.config.buttonPullUp ? 'up' : 'down') + '.');
 
             //this.gpioChip = openGpioChip(chipPath); -> somehow not necessary with this library?
-            this.gpioChip = Default;
-            if (Default === undefined) {
+            this.gpioChip = DefaultDevice;
+            if (this.gpioChip === undefined) {
                 this.log.warn('Cannot initialize GPIO: No chip found. GPIO functionality disabled!');
                 this.log.warn('Please make sure that libgpiod-dev (on raspian/debian run sudo apt install libgpiod-dev) is installed in the system and then reinstall the adapter.');
                 this.log.warn('If the library is installed and npm list | grep opengpio shows the npm library is also installed, please report this issue to the adapter developer with the model of your device and deboug output from an adapter start.');
             }
-            this.log.debug('Got chip: ' + Default);
-            this.log.debug(`GPIO chip ${JSON.stringify(Default?.info)} initialized`);
+            this.log.debug('Got chip: ' + this.gpioChip);
+            this.log.debug(`GPIO chip ${JSON.stringify(this.gpioChip?.info)} initialized`);
 
             if (this.gpioChip) {
                 // Setup all the regular GPIO input and outputs.
@@ -97,19 +88,19 @@ class GpioControl {
 
                     //TODO: currently pull-up / pull-down is not supported by the library.
                     if (direction === 'in') {
-                        const watch = Default.watch({chip: chipNum, line: port}, Edge.Both);
+                        const watch = this.gpioChip.watch({chip: chipNum, line: port}, Edge.Both);
                         this.gpioPorts[port] = watch;
                         this.gpioInputPorts.push(port);
                         await this.readValue(port);
                     } else {
-                        const pin = Default.output({chip: chipNum, line: port});
+                        const pin = this.gpioChip.output({chip: chipNum, line: port});
                         this.gpioPorts[port] = pin;
                         this.gpioOutputPorts.push(port);
                     }
                 }
                 for (const port of buttonPorts) {
                     //still the same as input ports...
-                    const watch = Default.watch({chip: chipNum, line: port}, Edge.Both);
+                    const watch = this.gpioChip.watch({chip: chipNum, line: port}, Edge.Both);
                     this.gpioPorts[port] = watch;
                     this.gpioInputPorts.push(port);
                     await this.readValue(port);