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Event Logging and Viewing
HuibSteen
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Event logs provide historical information that can help you track some problems. Is it possible that we can view such information. If not can you put it on the wish list?
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https://forum.athom.com/discussion/765/do-we-need-a-system-log/p1
I still see the benefit from a good log but there is no sign of long term detailed system logging....
For Debugging you can use @ErikVanDongen 's https://github.com/irritanterik/homey-realtime-logpage/
For long time events registration I personally use a private twitter where I can see what flows where triggered.
And No, It still isn't on the Public timeline: https://trello.com/b/aYBmd9Ru/athom-s-public-timeline-for-homey ;
So I guess Athom doesn't see the need for it, but you can always ask Athom / Emile to put the wish on there list (and register it on Trello)
A lot of trouble, but it works, and the advantage is that it only logs the things that you have programmed it to log
Just adding a flow-card in the 'then' column could work.
In settings you add (one or more) a logfile-name(s) that point to a specific sheet (so you can have more that one log-file).
In the flow-card you select the desired sheet. Time/date information is written in the first 2 cells.
A second field in the flow-card writes a variable name in the third cell.
A third field in the flow-card writes the corresponding value.
Anyone ?
The only thing is that you have to provide your own data in the flow. But that is already more than now is logged..
It's been a while, but I tried connecting Homey with IFTTT, never got it to work.
But this might be a good incentive to try again.
Thanks!
Unfortunately everyting from the data-field is put in an single cell, but if you put ; between data, you can later simpley split up the cells.
I thought I'd see a list with my flows ?
The only IFTTT card in the 'then' (dan) column is 'Trigger IFTTT action', I don't see the 'Trigger IFTTT action with data' card.
I have Home version v1.1.2 and the IFTTT app version v2.2.4
I'll try again.
I created a trigger (with data) in a flow.
I now can see the flow in the dropdown box when creating an IFTTT action.
While I 200% sure the flow (with the IFTTT trigger) is running, IFTTT says is has never run.
Anything extra I have to do to make it work?
FYI:
I first tried without creating the file.
I then tried whit creating the correct path, and creating an empty spreadsheet with the chooses name.
To test is, I've made the flow from a couple of posts above. If time = (2 minutes from now) then start IFTTT action.
It took about 2 minutes before I saw the spreadsheet in my Google drive.
" Created on Jan 27 2017
This Applet can be delayed by up to an hour"
Do I have to wait one hour before it's run for the first time ? That's weird.
This Applet can be delayed by up to an hour
I added two triggers in Homey, this is the result in IFTTT
I also found that when trying to log to a spreadsheet you can easily separate the fields when you add 3 pipe symbols, like this:
I couldn't display the complete field, this is the full content of the data field:
For your convenience, I'll put the separator here for Copy/Paste: |||
As you can see, for readability, I added a blank before and after the |
The first card logs the desired fields to a document, separated by a ";"
The second card logs the fields to a spreadsheet, automatically putting the data each in it's own cell.
The IFTTT part looks like this (for the spreadsheet):
Thanks to all for your input, especially @keverjeroen !
I'm no developer, but that shouldn't be too hard to make, or am I wrong?
I would like this because sometimes I see somethong happening and I'm not exactly sure what flow triggered the event.
Sometimes a wonder what flow was triggered...