EventGhost

Just to further answer your question. There are three other plugins that will likely work for your avr. However, most of these plugins will lock up the avr from other connections. Meaning you won't be able to control your avr from an app or other means while the plugin is active. This thread was sta...

I like for new version.

This happened to be in my rss feed today. I think it needs to be 1923 or before. Don't think space ghost is that old. "Space ghost, coast to coast" https://lifehacker.com/these-1923-copyr ... 1825241296

Do like Kevin said for testing the traveler. Just don't hook the traveler to the new switch. Wire nut/tape it off.

Three way zwave switches are a bit tricky sometimes. The way they work is you have one controller switch & a second remote switch. The remote switch operates like a relay & triggers the controller swich on/off. The red is your traveler. White is load, to fixture. Black is line, from circuit. The pho...

Good deal.

Likely something wrong with the api token. It's not returning data because you don't have the proper permission. Something in the token setup is off. I don't think they've made an changes to the api since this was posted. Have you seen this post http://www.eventghost.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=9...

I don't use spotify, so i can't really test this, but i believe the error is because the WebServer persistent variable 'spotify token' isn't being set. Give this a shot. import json import base64 import requests import sys def getAccessToken(test): #USER VARIABLES refresh_token = "<your refresh toke...

That's the way I prefer to do it. You could also use a "jump to" action. It's kinda cludgy like TriggerEvent IMO.

There are a number of ways you can do it. The example i showed should trigger a 2nd event if the condition is met 'Home Assistant.DOOR1'. You'd add that event to your 'Run Notification' macro. Or you could skip the trigger event and run the action directly with python. To get the python for an actio...

Thanks for adding that Pako. I'll update the example. Just out of curiosity, what's payload[1]?

You need to pull the message from the payload. I don't use pushbullet, so I'm not totally sure here but I'm guessing the xXxX variable is some sort of deviceID. You'd use that to determine which device sent the command. Parse out the payload with a python script/statement like so. message = eg.event...

Store your eg tree xml in your cloud folder. Whenever you save the file it will be uploaded to drive or other cloud service.

Here's a few more that haven't been mentioned yet.

Dropbox & eg folder watcher/file operations plugins.
Email & eg email plugin.
Sms & eg text plugin

Cool, looks good, glad you figured it out. I gotta crash(been up two days ). Just an fyi, you don't need to write a plugin to do this. Right on if you just want to learn more about e.g.. Just thought I'd mention it. .

Sorry, I was busy & didn't see these. I'm not exactly sure what your asking. Can you paste the plugin code?


I'm just kinda guessing what your asking here.
If your calling another plugin on your plugin start. That could cause problems. Try putting your plugin at the end of your autostart.