Just thought I'd share my use of this plugin. I wanted to add some bling to my rack and stumbled across this plugin that meant it saved me a ton of time messing with API's. Keeping things simple I created the dashboard using HSTouch. The screen is a touch screen connected via HDMI to a computer below running the HSTouch client. Just a cheap touch screen and cut a hole out of a blank rack panel to fit.
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ShimmerNZ mmGreetings fellow Kiwi. Where did you get the touchscreen from?iCore5 Win 10 Pro x64 SSD
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Originally posted by sirmeili View PostAre you pulling the top values from the API yourself? If so I can look at adding them to the plugin.
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Originally posted by sirmeili View PostOMG I love it! I wish HSTouch projects were more shareable! I'm about to move to a glass front rack in my office and I wanted to do a dashboard behind the smoked glass. this would be perfect!Attached Files
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Originally posted by ShimmerNZ View Post
Project and graphics attached. The Unifi folder drops into your skins folder. Obviously a bit of work to tie everything to your own devices but if it help someone then here it is.
And I thought about the device count and I can actually pull it, but trying to determine the best way to store it. I was thinking 1 device for total and 1 for "missing", but then thought that the way you have it might actually be best. Not sure. How would you want that data stored? 2 devices per type?
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