Clik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
Thanks @philh30 and @zldxkdlrj_dlcmaldml for your help, I am now able to create or update my custom capability and presentation. The problem is nothing is ever displayed in the Smartthings app. Here...
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
Well, actually I’m suffering same problem with custom capability… My custom cap also looks good and no error returns about state refresh, but there is nothing on ST APP. Read full topic
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
Hello @cdelasablonniere, As a workaround, create manually the device configuration and then modify the device profile with the new VID and MNMN. Here are the steps: Get the current device profile...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
nayelyz: As a workaround, create manually the device configuration and then modify the device profile with the new VID and MNMN. Here are the steps: Get the current device profile configuration...
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
Hello @kurtsanders, Once you publish a device profile, it cannot be modified. As a workaround, you can do the following: Save the current device profile configuration in a JSON file. Delete the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities Tutorials Hello @kurtsanders, Once you publish a device profile, it cannot be modified. As a workaround, you can do the following: Save the current device...
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
I haven’t played in the developer workspace, but since you’re working with a groovy DTH you can do this completely in the CLI. Apologies if I have any syntax errors here - typing on my phone - but the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
Hi, @philh30, @kurtsanders About this step: philh30: Run this: smartthings presentation:device-config:generate <UUID of your DTH> --dth -o DevConfig.json The only issue while getting the device...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
erickv: The only issue while getting the device configuration with the --dth flag is that the output won’t reflect the current components supported. I’m suggesting that the step of creating a device...
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
Hi, @philh30 The benefit would be that if your device uses different components (e.g. using the Child Temperature Sensor dth), the device configuration will be referring to these child components as...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
erickv: different components Is there anywhere in the docs that gives a good explanation of components? I saw them referenced in the custom capability/presentation docs but only in passing. Read full...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
WOW , thank you @philh30! Those two CLI steps along with editing the output file worked like a charm to create the basic ‘standard capabilities’ Main (temperature and refresh action) and Detail...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
It would be nice to use icons from new added weather status to main (dashboard) Read full topic
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
Can we get a tutorial on creating a simple virtual device type in Developer Workspace? I have the following DTH in the Groovy IDE, and would like to know how to port it to the new way. metadata {...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
Hi there! you can create virtual devices using the SmartThings Schema following the steps above, the thing that changes between devices is mainly the connector.js file. The device profile is used to...
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
So I would have to host code somewhere just to make a simple virtual device like this work? With my Groovy DTH, I just make a call to the device in SmartThings. Read full topic
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
Yes, you would need to host the ST Schema connector, there are several tools that would allow you to do it (e.g. AWS Lambda functions). I know this may be different from what you are used to, but...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
nayelyz: Yes, you would need to host the ST Schema connector, there are several tools that would allow you to do it (e.g. AWS Lambda functions). I know this may be different from what you are used to,...
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
then…After making custom capability and presentation, I created Device Profiles in developer Workspace and used the my capability. But I couldn’t voice control the capability I created in the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
@junrau, What’s the purpose of the virtual device? You may use other tools and have the same result. hongtat: All I need is probably a small custom code to get the job done You can share your code or...
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
@nayelyz I manage my own presence in Node-red. I need a presence sensor that I can update. In the Groovy world, I needed to make it a switch/presense sensor, so that I can call a command on it. Read...
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
@nayelyz Any update on if there are alternatives? Since many users need to create simple virtual devices to handle integrations (switch/contact sensor to trigger Alexa routines, switch/motion sensor...
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
The alternative I was referring to is the Rules API, which is used to trigger automations inside the SmartThings environment. If you need those devices for an integration, such as Alexa, then, this is...
View ArticleSchema Devices and Custom Capabilities
But the Rules API doesn’t help me have a virtual device without hosting code, unless there is a way to set an attribute using the Rules API, but I don’t see that. I only see the ability to invoke...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schema Devices and Custom Capabilities
You’re right, the Rules API is used to create complex automations, the Actions property includes a Commands section, where you can call a command from the device and send arguments. You can see more...
View Article
