Open Source Automation

Yes if you use the android plugin you will need to leave it as "Android Device". To get the network monitor to work for my android devices I've created a second object for my phone/tablets of type "network device". This tells me when the devices are on my home network or not. Not the ideal solution ...

Automate - does this mean your currently working on an arduino firmata plugin? I'm about to start looking into creating a firmata plugin but didn't want to waste my time if you already had something in the works. I'm currently building a garage monitor that will tell me the states of my garage doors...

there is a -nested parameter when calling another powershell script which will run the second script in the same process so it will have access to any variable created in the first script $item = "Bread" invoke-osascript -name "Add To Shop" -nested "TRUE" then inside your add to shop script you will...

I got in on that too. I got two of them. Hope to use one for a garage door monitor / controller. If you need any help developing or testing in Oct let me know.

I agree with Mat that if people had to set up a linux box or rasberry pi or something similar to be able to run this it would make getting started alot more difficult for alot of people. The only real reason I would see to make it run on ARM/Raspberry/Linux/Android is if the goal is to have small ap...

Wow.. . That's odd. I I wonder why it didn't add that property to the android device object type when the plugin was installed.

Glad you got it working.

Put the long id in the GCMID property instead of the owner property. I probably should have not included the owner property since it isn't used yet. The main interface shows the mobile Web ui. I think it is set up to show places and let you drill down from there to individual objects. I remember whe...

Glad you got it to work.

I may look into giving more information on the screen when it fails. Instead of making people go digging in the logcat. That way if anybody else has problems it will be easier to figure out why.

It uses the REST api to create the object. So make sure you are either on your local wifi network or have the port opened up to the outside. Are there any messages in the Rest log file? You can try to pull a logcat off of your phone, that may give more info about why it isn't working. First go into ...

The object name is the name for that particular android device. If you don't have one created already it will create the OSA object for that device for you. That way if you have a phone and a tablet and your wife has a phone, you can send messages to one particular device instead of all of them. Sam...