It's possible to listen to an RF Bridge triggers?

[andres934]

I see the library can check Devices and change the state of them, but could be or it's possible to listen to an RF Bridge triggers? that would be definetly a game changer because it's not possible not event with IFTTT

[andres934]

After researching a little bit, i notice that the way this library is communicating with itead server is using a path, i found that there is a path for every type of device, so maybe using the path to a certain RF Bridge(Before getting the id of the device) it could be possible to listen to triggers registering a EventEmitter on that path so when there is a change it will notify, just giving some ideas because listening to RF Bridge without flashing is definetly a game changer

[frborda]

+1

[skydiver]

Hello @andres934

One of the difficulties of this project is we need access to specific devices (sadly i have access to a few generic ones).

So, i think if this is possible, must be performed by someone with access to a RF Bridge device.

[andres934]

Hello @andres934

One of the difficulties of this project is we need access to specific devices (sadly i have access to a few generic ones).

So, i think if this is possible, must be performed by someone with access to a RF Bridge device.

i understand, just consider the implementation with a RF Bridge in the future, because for sure, it will be a game changer, that single device is so important and is a complete headache to use it, the functionality it's too limited

[skydiver]

@andres934 & @frborda

Version 1.6.0 includes a new method called openWebSocket which can be used to listen to realtime events.

Not sure if is the feature you where looking, but you can check the docs for more info.

https://ewelink-api.now.sh/docs/available-methods/openwebsocket

[thorito]

Do open sockets have a defined timeout?

After a time in execution, it stops receiving events, some idea ?

Note: I'm using version 1.8.0

Thank you