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Phuturist said: Yes, this is only a temporary solution till the moment that Homey will support Bluetooth and hopefully get a flic.io app. The temporary solution for me would look like: Flic.io -> Phone with Tasker -> Homey with BetterLog…
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Yeah I think that is the only solution @Emile do you know when you guys will have time to update the bluetooth documentation for Homey (I know its not a priority in this state ofcourse)
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How will that work...? the buttons only work with BLE right ? so what will the "receiver" be ?
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Even if they put up a nodejs sdk. We don't have any Bluetooth documentation to create a driver/application that would work with it
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PeterGroeneweg said: @kitkat There is a point on their ToDo list with sharing flows. I think import/export will also be included with that. Yeah I know just wanted to know if they can move it up the priority list because it can be frus…
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@Emile is it possible to add flows export/import in the next release because as you can understand its allot of work to add and remove complex ones each update. Ofcourse if there is a breaking-change in the flow configuration you can't import fr…
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DaneeDeKruyff said: Right. From now on, please ignore my posts and move on. You dont like discussions he ? Yeah I know leave it to the adults. btw just a joke...dont know why you get so upset
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DaneeDeKruyff said: What issue do you have with reading? Again, stop putting words in my mouth! I think you have a issue with writing. We can't look inside your head to know what you are thinking. ""Later" is the keyword nothing to…
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DaneeDeKruyff said: The key word here is later. Has nothing to do with tinking or understanding. So go back them up then and we will see what they will deliver next year. If you are so certain they will deliver exactly what they are s…
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BasPrinsen said: just 219 dollar without cloud service.... yeah multiroom support is nice! i think this can be a winner! Without cloud service ? if you can combine it with a in-house solution so you need the other part as well... If…
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i BasPrinsen said: Well, and another product: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/protonet-zoe-smart-home-hub-of-the-free#/ Come on! It's time! 1700,- server + product. Shiiiiiit...
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vanillassky said: Mister.Green said: @vanillassky huge thanks! Just ordered it. Great deal. I hope No problem , I just ordered it too, looking forward to using it in combination with homey btw this one is also on sale (hub…
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Want to go home to test it
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Awesome ! Thanks look forward to it
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DaneeDeKruyff said: So if I understand you correctly you want the oposite of this: https://github.com/scottbea/spoken-numbers Does sound like a very good idea to have such functionality available! (Edit, I'm sorry, the forum software keeps fu…
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A response by Athom member would be nice. This is important for app development. And the documentation is already lacking as hell....
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nklerk said: The homebridge is a node.js service so it could be possible to build a driver where you will be able to add "virtual homekit devices". these virtual homekit devices could then trigger a flow. I imaging you could be able to add a d…
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TheoDeKoning said: In my mind to get that version tested and make it bugs free as possible for all the users. Here I see that the solutions from an experimental version is going to the next version. So when experimental version is become the …
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BasVanDenBosch said: parseInt(string) doesn't work? Nope because it expects that a number is in the string like 25 insted of twenty-five. So if i say: "Set temperature to twenty-five" parsesInt would give back Nan. Or else Athom has to…
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This is a good idea...nobody wants to hear OOPS in the middle of the night hehe
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MarcoF said: tunf said: Great step, now lets hope this is the begining of more happy news this week. Don't count on it.... What's your problem ? 90% of what you say is flaming/bitching/negative crap. A couple of comment…
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Can someone answer this ? Because i want to create apps where you can set a temperature but the spoken text is always a string it doesnt export it to a number. I read something about that you guys use wit.ai ? they have options to do this right ?
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a simple conversion will not work because Siri is not exporting text string outside...frankly i wouldnt know how homey can be homekit compliant without Siri's api
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Indeed very good news. Gets you guys also more in the open...:)
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MatjaLipu said: After started working on this I discovered pinging hosts from Homey is not possible due two limitations - node native extensions are not allowed - sending ICMP/ping requires root privileges (ping binary has setuid flag) After t…
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Ah got it working thanks. Forgot to add the "http" part . Made a simple application for iOS (iphone/apple watch) to use Siri to talk to Homey. That way it works perfectly. It's still a hassle because you can only use Siri with a keyboard (in a text…
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Anyone got the REST speech input ? I tried to post to Ip/API/manager/speech-input/ With content type json, a bearer key and a transcript. Can't get it to work ?
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DaneeDeKruyff said: Wow, is there really no one that understands @MarcoWijk and why he's frustrated with this whole situation? Is no one looking from a end user/consumer standpoint to this situation? Seriously, if you want to be able to keep …
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MarcoWijk said: kitkat said: Thanks Emile. Guys you know wthat I miss from you guys real test cases and good writing about what you do and what is installed. I see allot of screaming about that something is not working. This way…
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Thanks Emile. Guys you know what I miss from you guys real test cases and good writing about what you do and what is installed. I see allot of screaming about that something is not working. This way it's really hard to debug or find bugs