The lower case didn’t matter. I sync with other repo’s that have a mix and that works. I am out of ideas. Perhaps it’s just me. I would be curious if others can try and see if they get better results. Most people don’t use the Github sync because it’s rather confusing to setup and the IDE doesn’t make it any easier for end users. Once you get the hang of things, it becomes much easier to update code. I’ve been doing it with @bravenel’s Rule Trigger repo practically daily.
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I can’t seem to figure out how to add it to the Dashboard. Can you guide me? I have SS installed and working in ST. I also have the SmartApp listed in this thread, which works great, but I don’t see how to add the “locks” to the Dashboard.
Thanks.
i keep getting this code when I add the code… Help??
No signature of method: script1453343114393678443375.metadata() is applicable for argument types: (script1453343114393678443375$_run_closure2) values: [script1453343114393678443375$_run_closure2@61600b82] Possible solutions: getMetadata(), getState(), setState(java.lang.Object), metaClass(groovy.lang.Closure)
Thank you so much for this! It works perfectly.
How did you get it to work? What exactly needs to be changed in the code? I can’t seem to add and make it work or even see it on my android app…
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Ozzie
There are two pieces off code.
Part 1 is the device code from the first post… SimpliSafe Alarm Integration (cloud to cloud)
You’ll need to log in here for the next step https://graph.api.smartthings.com
You need to create a new device from code and copy that code in. Then use your app to set up that new device.
Next use the code found here SimpliSafe Alarm Integration (cloud to cloud) to create a new smart app from code
Again, return to the app to add new smart app and set it up.
No changes were needed at all. Thanks to the great work done here.
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Do you have the $24.99 plan from Simplisafe?
I do have the $25 plan if that matters… but I thought these devices used the web portal which any plan would have access to
I am not positive you needed the $25 plan, but wanted to rule that out. My question was directed towards @Ozzie_Huertas who is having a problem getting this working.
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I realized that, I was just putting that second part out there in case someone knows more than I do wants to chime in.
The online interactive monitoring plan ($25) is required to use the ST integration
Thanks, I do recall that mentioned somewhere. Makes sense since your using mobile API calls.
Is there anyway to expose the “Off”, “Away”, and “Home” statuses to ST so I can use them to trigger Hello Home routines? For example, I’d like to run “Good Night” when the alarm is armed and “Home” and then run “Good Morning” when it changes from “Home” to “Off”.
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There is currently no good way to do this as ST doesn’t provide any alarm functionality in Routines. They give us an On/Off ability or a Lock/Unlock ability - we can map two of them but in reality you need 3 functions (Off, Home, Away)
Toby, is there any way of doing something cute to create a condition using these options? Something such as:
On/Lock - Away
On/Unlock - Home
Off - Off
If we can figure this out, it would be amazing! I tried embedding some if statements in the device type but it does nothing.
I do have plans to add this function, just not sure how since we’re limited to two functions (lock/unlock or on/off) for three modes. I’m having some trouble deciding what would be best for everyone.
Understood. Thanks, Toby. I have thought about this as well. Was debating if we could use a dimmer or some other way that could measure three states. The dimmer thing seems a little clunky though.
For those of us with Somfy shades, we use Dimmers for three states (Closed, Open, Up). It’s clunky, but once you tie it to Routines, you never deal with it.
Yes I do, i have the full account option I selected.