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Flow Logic i.e. OR statements, READ value
Hi,
I know I bought a beta product and think it is (potentially) absolutely amazing! And I might be doing something wrong, but coming from a different domotica system, I am missing two, in my opinion, key features.
1. The OR functionality within a trigger. E.g. I want to trigger a lights ON function from either a button or speech. Same exact flow, only two different triggers.
2. The READ functionality. E.g. I want Homey to tell me the temperature from a Fibare Motion Sensor when I ask something like 'room temperature'.
I know I bought a beta product and think it is (potentially) absolutely amazing! And I might be doing something wrong, but coming from a different domotica system, I am missing two, in my opinion, key features.
1. The OR functionality within a trigger. E.g. I want to trigger a lights ON function from either a button or speech. Same exact flow, only two different triggers.
2. The READ functionality. E.g. I want Homey to tell me the temperature from a Fibare Motion Sensor when I ask something like 'room temperature'.
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2. a different approach is needed:
https://forum.athom.com/discussion/comment/19068/#Comment_19068
I do think that approach is cumbersome however. Since I bought Homey to replace my central hub it has to communicate with 30+ devices. Let's say each device has 2 relevant variables. That means over 60 flows 'just' to enable basic functionality.
Again - I much appreciate the fast help from a fellow Homey admirer. Thanks.
If you just say 'ok homey, temperature', it will tell you the temperature....
In my situation, it uses the temp from my Fibaro motion sensor.
" The temperature is 22.6 degrees"
But still... I would like to add the OR and READ as a suggestions. So many applications for that.
Very accurate indeed!