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Server Status
MathijsFrencken
Member
in Archive
Hey,
I would like it if Athom would create a page where the current server status can be viewed.
It could be something like:
Athom main server: online
External voice server: online
etc.
What do you think?
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I can see that status.athom.com is online :-)
Looking at the source of that subdomain you can see the three statuses:
- Operational
- Maintenance
- Offline
Sounds good, keep it up!
Here you are :-)
I might create an app in the future that notifies Homey-users when any of those servers are offline through a push notification/ failsafe method (even when certain servers are down).
This will limit some of the bugs reported due to servers being in maintenance/offline mode.
Thanks! Currently app developing is not possible, the command line developer gives me "invalid bearer token". even for new apps created with:
"athom project --create"
followed by
"athom project --run".
(should I report this to github/issues?)
Nice work @Emile
Thanks!
We go into the highest state of emergency.
"Install" the app Postman in Chrome, or the app in windows 10.
The you PUT the information to URL/api/manager/speaker/
Underneath you can type the information as showed above.
Little tip, use your full bearer token ;-).
api('PUT', '/manager/speaker/', { volume: 0.5 } )
And press enter. Voila!
Why do I forget to write in English so often... sorry...
Translation:
Thanks, both methods work...
Hoping I can save my bird, she was getting a stroke over and over again when Homey starts talking weird out of the blue.
I have tried every method posted here on the forum but it's just not working!
This is what I get:
It should be:
I got a "XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://status.athom.com/api/service/. No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource. Origin 'http://192.168.5.5' is therefore not allowed access." error.
In postman everything is working so I think the server is blicking cross domain requests. Postman got an exception for this and is so working. @Emile, am I right or am I doing something wrong?