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robertbusscher said: Issues with firmware 0.8.36 Nest protect devices still not working after re-authorize. Re-Add the devices again! KAKU devices not working after the upgrade. Re-add the process again! It's always after an upgrade, that th…
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We are working on a major bug fixing update of the buienradar app!
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Indeed, you need the normal Gateway. The app will be released when it is properly tested internally, sorry can not give you an ETA.
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Did you install the latest version from github? Has been under construction lately, and is not "officially" released so it might contain bugs.
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You would still need the Osram bridge!
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Haha, that is quick! Still improving the app at the moment, checking water level will be a feature that I'll look at later, first getting the basics to work reliable (brewing, keeping warm etc).
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@kasteleman Nope.. Still waiting for a test device. Besides that, their API is not yet quite so ready it appears. I expect it will take a while..
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Locally, using the sniffed protocol. This way you could control your lights even when your internet connection is down, in theory.
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We have created an Osram app which is in the review process currently. Not using the API though.
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Oskar said: I'm using the maker channel and working fine right now. I'd like to use it with multiple IFTTT users to trigger flows in homey. I would probably need to have a way to enter also multiple IFTTT keys. Is this possible? Nope so…
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Hmm well, that smells like a bug to be honest. But I do not know the very specifics of the code behind this.
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To be honest, I haven't done a lot with speech. But when a speech trigger fires your app, and devices or zones are mentioned it should return an array with devices that match the spoken criteria "devices": [ { id: "abcd" }], // list of device_data…
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Haha. Well most likely being busy:p If you have a question you can always shoot me a message on the forum/slack though.
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Hmm I had a look at it, and I think it is quite ok right now. The approach you took to separate players as drivers is good, as they are indeed separate devices. So in app.json there is not much to do about it you need all the triggers and actions de…
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Maybe I don't understand you, but perhaps the code snippet below could give some inspiration, it uses the device flow cards (so not the general app cards) and it gives you information on the device that is being triggered, so then you can select whi…
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MikeOne said: 2) Yes- this is a Homey thing I'm afraid. I'm not sure how to change this. Because the plex app supports multiple drivers, you need to be able to select one in the flow - that is why you get an additional device in the Flow Edito…
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Basically yeah, but we can not test it on live devices, so I am waiting on this test device. Not quite sure whether you need an Eneco subscription, working with dev accounts at the moment.
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Still working on this acceptation test programme, hope to receive a testing unit soon!
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For now only through the mobile card, flow functionality will come at a later moment.
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you can install an app 'permanently' by using the cli command: athom project --install
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Thanks @bierre will take a look at it!
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No, I was planning to add that later on, however recently we got the go for the official IFTTT channel, so we will be focussing on that.
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Great that it is working! And thanks for the heads up, will look into it!
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Hm that's interesting, does it still say it is version 1.1.2 or 1.1.1? The latter would indicate that it falls back to the version you had installed previously. If you want to install the app from github on your Homey, just run athom project --inst…
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1. Download the zip file from github, and extract it. 2. Use your command line or terminal to go to the folder you just downloaded. 3. Make sure you have athom-cli installed (see https://developers.athom.com/library/getting-started/) 4. Type "athom …