EventGhost

@piert Unfortunately, so far I have not tried to work with the forecast data. Here are many options to do. You can look for inspiration in the ClimateDataCalculation plugin. If you want to make some charts, then you can use https://www.highcharts.com/ for example. @HTPCanwender It looks like you ar...

You can try the test version. There, it seems that the bug is fixed.
The test version has extra "Get forecast" action.
That's incomplete. Only "Dictionary (umodified, full form)" version of the result is valid.
If anyone is interested in it, I can improve it somehow.

Pako

Yes it is true.
We have such a proverb - "Za málo peněz hodně muziky" ("A lot of music for just a pittance") and that is very relevant in this case.
I like the fact that it is enough to add just a few components (and some coding) and unexpectedly smart and powerful devices can be created.

Pako

I have continued to work with ESP8266. This time, I actually just upgraded my previous project ( ESP-SOCKET ). I realized that the capabilities of ESP8266 were very little used there. That's why I added the HTU-21D sensor to the design. Now the whole device can be used (for example) as a thermostat....

I'm sorry, but I'm still using an older version. Therefore, I am unable to help you at this moment.

Pako

I continued to work with ESP8266 and this time I created ESP-SOCKET. I know it has been created and published many times already.
However, I still wanted to make my own version.
I hope it will be of interest to someone else too.
All the necessary information can be found on my GitHub.

Pako

It seems that pycurl has a problem with the certificate.
I have some idea how this could be solved. However, I have no opportunity to try it because I do not know how I could bring this problem to me.

Pako

but since a few days the EG PB plugin is not working anymore I do not know what's going on on your side, but everything works for me as expected. What does not work for you? Please set logging level = 5 and attach the appropriate part of the EventGhost log here (of course I recommend editing it so ...

Your solution eg.TriggerEvent(prefix='pushbullet', suffix=eg.event.payload[0]) is pretty good (it will work), but you are wrong in the other: 1) you can get the sender identification as a eg.event.payload[3] (in this case, it is 'Home Assistant') 2) eg.event.payload[2] - this is push ID . This can b...

I have added some other actions that allow you to work with device time.
You can try it, the changed files are attached.

Pako

I can not find a reasonable solution that would not require firmware intervention.

My solution is as follows:
You have 8 user variables (strings) available. You can read them and change them at will.

Now, there is an event when a connection is established, but the problem with it is, that the event is also fired when I only restart EventGhost or the router, which results in the thermostat doing crazy things I don't like when executing the sequence, as it didn't loos power... I think it can inte...

- When you reboot it it always set's the time to "Thu, 01 Jan 1970 08:00:00 GMT" (don't know if it's intended to do so?) - And the Pin for "WiFi connected" signaling LED doesn't seem to signal anything... it is always off (?) Even though it connects perfectly to my WiFi! That's weird, I do not get ...

Hi Sem;colon !
I am very pleased that somebody is trying this plugin.
Thank you also for the bug report.
You can download the repaired version of 0.0.4.

Pako

Well, now I understand a little better what you need.
See the attached picture. This is one example of how you can do it.

Pako