I was just wondering if they stopped letting SmartThings connect with GitHub? I have had a smartthings hub for a while and not had issues with the automatic driver/handlers etc. but I got a 4 controller relay that’s zigbee and I was told that I need a handler from GitHub for it. I’ve watched YouTube videos from a few years ago (didn’t see anything newer) and what I see is completely different. I’ve read a few posts from 2016 in this forum, but they don’t seem to be the same I see or not. I’ve heard a few things that smartthings is closing and not going to work soon.
I really like this setup I have, so I hope they don’t close shop.
But if anyone could help me with the GitHub handlers setup, I would greatly appreciate it.
With edge drivers the way to work with github code, when it’s available, is different than in groovy IDE. As seen in the links @Automated_House put
Now you would have to:
edit, in your own editor, the github code of one or several driver files
with the CLI package them to create a new driver edge
post it to a channel, which you have to create with the CLI
install it on your hub from that channel
The easiest way to use drivers created by other users is to install them on the hub from a shared channel.
If you send information about the fingerprints (manufacturer and model in IDE) and the clusters of your device I can add it to a driver edge for you or anyone who has the same device to use