This is a beta release.
The HomeSeer plugin ("TextSeer") is a very simple plugin with no options. It just displays information about your devices using plain text. It can also control devices. I'd like to think that you have every option using the plugin as you have with the good ol' status page.
TextSeer assumes that you have a good boy, and organized your devices using both location1 and location2. And you can use it for more than just WPseer, I use it for everything, like trigging devices from e.g. my Twine and Tasker (on Android) (and also some small Netduino projects):
To do:
I haven't tested it with any thermostats, as I don't have any, but I'd appreciate the help with it.
And at the moment you can't browse or run Events. That will be adressed.
Installation:
Shut down HS, copy the .dll to the HS directory, start HS, and don't forget to enable the plugin under Setup -> Interfaces.
In WPseer, which you need to side-load at the moment (and therefore it requires a device opened for development), you need to configure a username and password obviously. It's done under settings on the menu.
After that, it's just a matter of browsing your devices. The first image will display all your locations1. Select one of them and the location2s corresponding to it will load in the next panel (to the right, swipe right to see it), and so on. The video is a good demonstration.
Discussion here:
http://board.homeseer.com/showthread.php?p=1060421
The HomeSeer plugin ("TextSeer") is a very simple plugin with no options. It just displays information about your devices using plain text. It can also control devices. I'd like to think that you have every option using the plugin as you have with the good ol' status page.
TextSeer assumes that you have a good boy, and organized your devices using both location1 and location2. And you can use it for more than just WPseer, I use it for everything, like trigging devices from e.g. my Twine and Tasker (on Android) (and also some small Netduino projects):
Code:
"http://server:port/textseer"
...returns all location1's used
"http://server:port/textseer?location1=somelocation1"
...returns all location2's used in location1
"http://server:port/textseer?location1=somelocation1&location2=somelocation2"
...returns all devices in location 2"
"http://server:port/textseer?deviceid=NUMBER"
... returns info and commands for the corresponding device. This is the normal HomeSeer device ID or "reference"
"http://server:port/textseer?deviceid=NUMBER&deviceCMD=COMMAND"
...executes a specific command listed under 'CMD:' for the device"
/textseer?deviceID=8643&deviceCMD=On ... turns my hallway light on
/textseer?deviceID=8643&deviceCMD=Off ... turns my hallway light off
/textseer?deviceID=8643&deviceCMD=Dim%2050 ... dims my hallway light to 50% ("%20" equals space)
/textseer?deviceID=5726&devicecmd=Value:%20Active! ... sets my virtual device for our washer, with two predefined devicevalues, to "Active"
/textseer?deviceID=4114&deviceCMD=Button:%20Play ... presses the device button called "Play" on the device for my Squeezebox duet.
I haven't tested it with any thermostats, as I don't have any, but I'd appreciate the help with it.
And at the moment you can't browse or run Events. That will be adressed.
Installation:
Shut down HS, copy the .dll to the HS directory, start HS, and don't forget to enable the plugin under Setup -> Interfaces.
In WPseer, which you need to side-load at the moment (and therefore it requires a device opened for development), you need to configure a username and password obviously. It's done under settings on the menu.
After that, it's just a matter of browsing your devices. The first image will display all your locations1. Select one of them and the location2s corresponding to it will load in the next panel (to the right, swipe right to see it), and so on. The video is a good demonstration.
Discussion here:
http://board.homeseer.com/showthread.php?p=1060421
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