[OBSOLETE] Smart Alarm is here

[jjhtpc (Justin Wurth)]

First create a virtual switch one for each mode as described here:

Virtual Switch

I had this same question a while back, I used a command in a basic device type (open/closed device) to send the commands. See below for example code, you call device.mycommand(“open”) from your smart app to “open” the device as an example or device.mycommand(“close”) to close the device. If you don’t want open/close use a different device type as your starting point (like a switch instead). Good luck, let me know if you have any questions. metadata { definition (name: "virtualdevice", author: "you") { // Add commands as needed command "mycommand" } standardTile("tilename", "device.contact", width: 2, height: 2, canChangeBackground: true, canChangeIcon: true) { state "open", label: '${name}', icon: "st.contact.contact.open", backgroundColo…

Then create a rest endpoint for each virtual switch as described here under app endpoint example

Tutorial: Creating a REST SmartApp Endpoint

SmartApp endpoints are a powerful way to securely control your SmartThings with familiar REST calls GET,POST,PUT or DELETE. You have the freedom to define your URL schema and can pass query values through the URL path or through JSON. This tutorial will guide you through the process of setting up this App Endpoint Example. After you authorize the app to see specific devices, it will generate a web page of buttons with URLs to toggle your chosen lights and locks. You can download the full code for the SmartApp Endpoint Example and PHP code to interact with the endpoint. Additional OAuth documentation can be found here. Step 1: Enable OAuth in the SmartApp To begin, add a New SmartApp in the IDE. Make sure to click the button to “Enable Oauth in Smart App.” Note the “OAuth Client I…

The virtual button should show up with the ability to create a rest endpoint. Select the virtual button and copy the url.

Take that url and setup a tasker task that sends an http get.
for the get the server port should be the beginning of the url
https://graph.api.smartthings.com
And the path should be the rest Of the url.

Add some cool shield icons and then add a tasker widget and select the http get task.

This is about as easy as I can explain it without screenshots.