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Connect a Python Script to IFTTT? #45

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scottfree1 opened this issue Jan 9, 2019 · 5 comments
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Connect a Python Script to IFTTT? #45

scottfree1 opened this issue Jan 9, 2019 · 5 comments

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@scottfree1
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Anyone up for giving this a shot? Personally I'm not very familiar with python/IFTTT but this seems like this should be pretty straight forward for someone who knows what they are doing

https://medium.com/mai-piu-senza/connect-a-python-script-to-ifttt-8ee0240bb3aa

@craftyguy
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I have no idea about IFTTT (booo proprietary platforms, but I digress), but I and a few others use this library as a part of Home Assistant, which offers 'if this then that' automation.

In any case, unless you are reporting a specific problem with this library or a feature request, what you are asking is outside the scope of this project so I will close this issue :)

@scottfree1
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scottfree1 commented Jan 10, 2019

I've been trying to get my ct30 working with first alexa, but dumped alexa to unreliable lots of "red rings".
Google home is less extensible but more reliable.

Since the ct30 has a web ui It seems it should have a cmd for 1 degree +/- (all I really want to do)

Something like this url that pans my security cam by 5 degrees??
http://ipadd/decoder_control.cgi?command=4&onestep=1&degree=5&user=admin&pwd=xxx&url=next

@craftyguy
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This library "should" work on the CT30 (I don't have one to test, but the original author of this library claimed as much in the Readme). In any case, the API can be found here: https://lowpowerlab.com/downloads/RadioThermostat_CT50_Honeywell_Wifi_API_V1.3.pdf

@scottfree1
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"In any case, unless you are reporting a specific problem with this library or a feature request, what you are asking is outside the scope of this project so I will close this issue :)"

If the title was "radiotherm integration with Google home/assistant/voice " is that scope-able?

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Are you reporting a specific issue with the library or requesting some new feature beyond "help me get it working with XYZ service? If the answer is yes, feel free to re-open this issue and provide specifics 😄

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