Any programmers out there need a project? I have been looking at a product called DAKboard (https://dakboard.com/site) that acts as a home display and appears to be based of a Raspberry Pi. One user has already tied it into the Home/Away feature of a Nest Thermostat to turn the display on and off (https://dakboard.com/blog/integrate-dakboard-with-your-nest-thermostat/) and I think they are working on an official API. If anybody has any thoughts or features this might be an easy answer for the wall display we all want. Here is their Github site as well (https://github.com/dannyk660/dakboard)
It would be nice if nothing else to have the display turn on/off based on SmartThings modes. Full integration with SmartThings would be amazing. It could be used to display a status screen like ActionTiles, display security cams,ect.
I thought that development of DAKboard was pretty much stalled. It works well but is missing some key features, and even features that once worked became broken and so have been removed. The sole developer seems unresponsive or disinterested. A shame really
That is cool, at first it seems they allow more API scopes than when I built the JSON, but API may have changed too since I played last time. Thanks for sharing.
Well, promising start, but direct device integration via JSON block has advantages. For one, you cannot name the block or show the device name, and you cannot add a custom icon if you want to.
Oh yeah, good point, I missed the āBlock Titleā on the āFormattingā tab. Also a very nice feature of the official integration is getting dynamic icons for open/closed and the battery level as secondary attribute both as graphic and value:
Thanks for the mention! Hereās a link for anyone looking for more information on SharpTools.io:
As Bob alluded to, SharpTools enables you to build beautiful custom dashboards to view and control your SmartThings devices. We also have calendar integrations, RSS feeds, editor picked backgrounds if youāre into those type of features from Dakboard.
Or for that matter, you can use SharpTools as your interactive dashboard and layer Dakboard on as a āscreensaverā.
I am trying to add a Sharptools iframe in Dakboard, but Safari keeps asking for login every once in a while during the day. I wonder if this is something Apple did in the iPad iOS 13 or it happens with public Safari version? Also rendering in Safari is so messed up on iOS 13 comparing to Android, people are not going to be happy when it will be released.
UPDATE: beta 5 release seems to have fixed this problem.
Hm. Might be an iOS beta thing. The logins for SharpTools are long lived and shouldnāt ask you to log back in. Not sure why being in an iframe in Safari would change that.
Iāll shoot you a PM for more details.
Edit: For example, we even have a special iframe API that some people have used to create wrapper sites/menus: