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Rule the world!!
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Change whatever you want - I don't care! I have the best home automation controller, ever.
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Could we please just get wildcard support in the devicecards?
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Hehe.... Goddamn-tree-huggin-hippie-linux-homey-baaah... :-D
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Just ... meh.. why would this: let devices = await Homey.devices.getDevices(); return Object.values(devices).some(device => { if(device.name.substr(device.name.length - 3) === '(L)' ) return false; console.log(device.name); retur…
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If Homey2 runs a Windows nano server and has PowerShell cmdlets, i might have a chance :-D
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Neato, thanks. My head exploded the last time I tried to finish my script, so I'll probably be saving it for a day without too much else going on
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Thank you
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The optimal solution would be, if the device is in a zone called *(L) then return false. But i'm starting slow
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I even have devices with hardcoded device classes in the app, that i'm using for heat and garage controls.
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I want to achieve not using device classes Until i can change device classes i name my devices (L) for lights, (H) for heat and so forth.
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Hi. completely new to javascript, hoping someone will help, how would i go about doing this? In a working fashion. if(device.name contains '(Light)') return false;
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Feature request, the zhc's always has "light" class. Mine is used for all sorts of things, not just lights.
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Sorry for mobile spelling.
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Oh, feature request: a "When-action" card with all virtual switches off/any switch on as action. Very usable for "lights on" warnings by the front door, etc.
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Is the dimmer value in the "when" column related to the leds? Isn't it a tag that can be used with dimmers by pulling it to the dimmer value of a bulb or fibaro dimmer?
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@cbh did you try direct association with multilevel group? This feature rocks.... When zhc switches on it sends full brightness and off sends off. In-between you can hold to dim up/down. And it is smooth as heck. I use this to dim two PH5's holding…
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Although, the zhc has a multilevel association group. If I associate homey to this group, I get some sort of repeat. I don't know how multilevel works, but I'm guessing it sends up and down repeatedly. Not a numeric value.
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Zhc doesn't retrigger, as far as I know. It has 'held' and 'released' notifications.
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@cbh oooooh dimming them ikea bulbs are we? Could this be done through the dimmer-state (if updated correctly) via flows?
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Feature request; Add all the missing parameters - show your skills with the multilevel calculations
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And, in general... I'm looking so much forward to see what you can do with this piece of kit
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Please look into the missing on/off status updates. #onehandedtypingrocks
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cbh said: Hi everybody, Homey came into my life a few months ago - and the hardware transformation of my home started... New all relevant sockets and switches are equipped with z-wave units (mostly Fibaro Dimmer 2, ZHC-5010, and Powernode 6). …
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Just tried it with homey, you can't pair the dimmer to homey while it is paired to a bulb, at all.
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I don't have the Ikea gateway, but maybe someone that does can check if pairing the bulb and dimmer, and afterwsrds pairing the dimmer to the gateway makes the bulb show up on the gateway also?
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Yup, same for me With a direct association it is more or less instant. What I was wondering was if the pairing procedure that Ikea uses would be possible with homey. And have the benefit of a routing bulb and keeping a direct association.
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Maybe Homey should just be able to dim the dimmer, which in turn dims the bulb. I'm confused
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erreen said: bvdbos said: I think they might but it may also damage your lights.. If they work, then they'll also work with Homey presumably. Best way to find out: try it with one light first.... JaapPelt said: er…
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Hmm.. I'm doing what i can to minimize the flows with triggers, sub-flows, etc. But when you have three to four buttons to turn on the same lights, things get stupid quite fast