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How to get access to "time" in the "then" part of a flow

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  • Well, gonna have to wait with that, got the red ring :'(

  • Well, gonna have to wait with that, got the red ring :'(

    How did that happened?
  • Dunno. Homey was frozen, the rainbow was there but not moving. Homey not reachable anymore. After power down and up again I got the red ring. After some power up/downs he woke up!     /offtopic

    Gonna try to install the weather thingie tonight.
  • Finally got it installed, thnx.
    Only thing is how to trigger the outside temperature with a voice command.
    When is ask: "hoe is het weer buiten?" Homey reads "hoe is het" and tells me he is fine.
    When i ask: "hoe is de temperatuur buiten?" he reads "temperatuur" and he tells me there is no temperature thingie installed.
    Have to find another trigger for that.
    Good job and u guys are very helpfull and patient.
  • Sure:
    Flow 1


    Flow 2

    My Flow 1 gets three components (weather forecast, temperature and what the temperature feels like), so your flow may have a different number of items in the Then column

    From any other flow, you can use {{$varYouUsedInFlow2ThenColumn}} to access the value of the variable you populated in Flow 2 (homeyTemperature in my example).
    How did you get the forecast?
    I tried: http://api.wunderground.com/api/aXXXXXXXXXXXXe/forecast/q/nl/EHGR.json.
    But how to get it out of the flow???
    So where do you save it?

  • Hey guys. With the latest version of the HTTP app its posible to set a BetterLogic variable directly with a JSONpath query. This version is not available in the app store as of yet, so get it from github if you want to simplify your wunderground variables flows!
  • Hey guys. With the latest version of the HTTP app its posible to set a BetterLogic variable directly with a JSONpath query. This version is not available in the app store as of yet, so get it from github if you want to simplify your wunderground variables flows!
    Great!!!
    I'm not into the wonders of Github (Don't know how to install program's on my homey.. :smile: )
    But, as I'm making (tons of) flows now. I'll stop that and wait for it to get in the app.
    Could you post a description (and screenshot) of the New feature ?

    THNX
  • Hey guys. With the latest version of the HTTP app its posible to set a BetterLogic variable directly with a JSONpath query. This version is not available in the app store as of yet, so get it from github if you want to simplify your wunderground variables flows!
    Great!!!
    I'm not into the wonders of Github (Don't know how to install program's on my homey.. :smile: )
    But, as I'm making (tons of) flows now. I'll stop that and wait for it to get in the app.
    Could you post a description (and screenshot) of the New feature ?

    THNX
    The app is published allready! The description in the app store has a section describing the variable getting functions.
  • Hey guys. With the latest version of the HTTP app its posible to set a BetterLogic variable directly with a JSONpath query. This version is not available in the app store as of yet, so get it from github if you want to simplify your wunderground variables flows!
    Great!!!
    I'm not into the wonders of Github (Don't know how to install program's on my homey.. :smile: )
    But, as I'm making (tons of) flows now. I'll stop that and wait for it to get in the app.
    Could you post a description (and screenshot) of the New feature ?

    THNX
    The app is published allready! The description in the app store has a section describing the variable getting functions.
    Thnx
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