I just followed the directions to the T agian, and I’m going across the same issue.
The IDE Logs state this:
groovy.lang.MissingMethodException: No signature of method: script145001293609023993250.getSmartThingsClientId() is applicable for argument types: () values: []
Possible solutions: getSmartThingsClientd() @ line 501
Somehow, you erased some of the code at the end of the file. As specified at the wiki (Known Issues) and in the readme file, you need to insert your public & private keys at the end of MyAutomaticServiceMmgr.
def getSmartThingsClientId() { “insert your public key here!” }
def getSmartThingsPrivateKey() { “insert your private key here!” }
P.S. Don’t forget to leave the double quotes around the keys and leave the ‘{’ & ‘}’
Yes. If you plan on leaving your car for an extended period of time please make sure you remove your automatic. I came home from a 2 week trip and found my car dead in the parking lot of the airport. I contacted Automatic and they told me in the future I should remove the device if I’m going to be gone for an extended period of time.
Wow… This is quite epic. I cannot wait to get home and set this up. This is pretty amazing. Never thought I’d see an integration between my Automatic and ST. Thank you!!
Great can you post a screenshot of the preferences page perhaps?
Ideally i’d like to be able to edit the cost of the fuel too, at 1.50 Euro / litre here in Netherlands the Automatic app of course vastly underestimates the cost of journeys too
This smartapp and others are available at my store:
mdawson
(Different Computers. So happy with Indigo.)
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I would appreciate anyone who uses this giving some examples of how they find this useful.
All I can figure is that if for some reason your phone doesn’t handle presence detection well, you could use Automatic to do it. Or if you have multiple cars and need to trigger different ST events based on which has arrived/departed.
I don’t mean to dismiss the dev’s obvious hard work, but I personally don’t see value in having ST know my Mini’s MPG.
Oh! here’s one: Start car in garage, garage door opens?