I saw somewhere on this forum a while back about an app called Automatelt. It is very similiar to Tasker but much simpler to configure and use. Using Webcore you can create actions in Automatelt to send web requests and control about anything in ST. This is nothing new, but I found this to be great for creating Widgets to control my stuff. A lot easier than Tasker.
Just some thoughts in case anyone was interested in taking a look at it.
Yeah, I use it all the time. When youāre using the web call function, make sure you set it to check to use the GET function, that way it wonāt open your browser too. There are a bunch of functions that you can trigger events off of in AutomateIt. I have a setup where ST tells IFTTT when Iāve run my Goodbye routine, then IFTTT turns on the bluetooth on my phone. When the bluetooth connects to my car, AutomateIt sets the volume on my phone higher and the screen brightness to a higher level. A process that used to take about 2-3 minutes every time I left the house now happens automatically.
Iām trying to figure out if it is āeLtā or āeItā. 
āItā as in āautomate it.ā 
Sometimes the obvious just isnāt. Donāt know how I missed that.
I used to use AutomateIt before I found Tasker. Had it doing various things on Android phone.
Canāt quite remember what though.
Can I use automate itā¦from webcore.
I meanā¦if device on call Automateit actionā¦
No, automateit canāt accept webcalls. That would require your phone to have a server running 24/7. What i did do though was to use IFTTT to control my phone. For example, when I leave home, it turn on bluetooth on my phone so i can hook up to my car. And that connection does other things via automateit.
The other thing I did was to build a mini wireless access point out of an old ESP8266 board thatās plugged into the usb port on my car. So, when the car turns on, it broadcasts itās wifi ssid for 2 mins and shuts down. My phone see that this hotspot is available and does certain actions. It never actually connects to it. But Automateit can react to a particular hotspot being near. Come in very handy.