EventGhost

Hi scoochie, you won't find this kind of technical specifications in the user manual (unfortunately) Some manufacturers offer a dedicated document that describes their API/protocols used, most of them doesn't. With this one, however, you seem to be lucky. A quick online search brought me to this: ht...

Hello scoochie, I'm not aware of any plugin that is specifically created for your use-case. So you may need to use a more general plugin. In that case you need to know a little more about the protocol that is used by your light / which command needs to be send to them to do stuff. That's the homewor...

New version 1.2!

just some bug fixes and small improvements

New version: 0.7.5

What's new:
-New optional "Interactive" mode for voice commands
-Bugfixes
-Small improvements

This extension + template brings you information about your SENEC photovoltaic system directly to O-MEGA!

Requirements:
The SENEC EventGhost plugin: http://eventghost.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=10711

Hello everyone! For the ones of you that own a photovoltaic appliance from the brand SENEC, this plugin gives you the possibility to monitor it and perform actions in EventGhost based changes like the energy generated by the panels and so on. Credits: Most of the code has been taken from: https://gi...

Hello Saxtus,

usually this works just fine... Did you try it with a different window?
I don't have a PC here to try, but I think ctrl+c doesn't work in a console window

Instead of finding a better workaround I would suggest to just add the HTTP. part to all events in your configuration that come from the webserver.

Btw. You can also add multiple events to a macro, one with and one without the HTTP. This should make the transition more easy

Btw. You may want to change the variable you're referencing to in your html file to a custom one, not eg.result, as it's a very heavily utilized one.

Example

{{my_rest_api}}

And then the script needs to be:

You can, however, it makes more sense to create two files
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=10703#p56449

For multiple use cases: Just create a second.html file then and change your request to http://192.168.1.2:8080/<name of the file.html>?uptime For your other request, just modify the result of your command line so it matches the JSON format: Use a Python script action after your run command line and ...

Hi, so, for "get" requests (that's what you do with your browser) you would need to put a new file in the document root of your Webserver (as configured in the plugin) and name it "index.html". (If you don't have that already) It has the following content: {{eg.result}} Also remove the "trigger even...

EG 0.5 has an improvement that it allows a complete matching of the event string by using "*" and "?". EG 0.4 was somehow limited here (I forgot was it was exactly, it's been a long time) Anyways, issue seems to be that you have event triggers defined to macros that cause problems with this improved...

Hi,

I don't think you need to start from scratch, most things are actually compatible between 0.4 and 0.5.
Perhaps your issues are related to one of two plugins/scripts that are utilized frequently in your configuration or fail to load on startup?
The output from the error in the log would help

This issue from the log seems to be related to the Desktop Remote plugin rather than the script... oh really? How can I do that? You just create multiple macros that all trigger on the same event. In each macro you have the "find window" action as first action with the option ticked to stop processi...