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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
It runs on Windows 10 now after installing Python and the necessary plugins.
I can see all my Domoticz devices under the 'settings' page, but unfortunately this doesn't seem to work at this moment.
Adding all the devices to the example.conf file is a lot of work.
But it looks very nice.
I can see all my Domoticz devices under the 'settings' page, but unfortunately this doesn't seem to work at this moment.
Adding all the devices to the example.conf file is a lot of work.
But it looks very nice.
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
Does it also work on a Synology NAS? How to install?
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
We havent tested in on a Synology NAS. However, with python and the dependencies it should just work. I guess its worth a try.Reneb wrote:Does it also work on a Synology NAS? How to install?
Synology offers an third party python package which can be installed from the package center. After that install the python modules as mentioned on the github. I am not sure how the last thing works on the synology nas, i would say check whether easy_install or pip are installed on the synology NAS.
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
I've put into my navbar
and
but I still get a 404
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Living Room = livingroom
and
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[livingroom]
[[display_components]]
components = top_tiles, switches
[[top_tiles]]
Sitting Room = 361, temp
[[switches]]
SR_Main = 389, dimmer
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
I've been debugging this issue, you just found a bug.blackdog65 wrote:I've putinto my navbarCode: Select all
Living Room = livingroom
andbut I still get a 404Code: Select all
[livingroom] [[display_components]] components = top_tiles, switches [[top_tiles]] Sitting Room = 361, temp [[switches]] SR_Main = 389, dimmer
This works:
Livingroom = livingroom
This doesnt work (values are not equal)
Livingroom2 = livingroom
So for now, make sure that both names are equal in the navbar (excluding case sensitivity for the first Livingroom). I will put this on the list to fix, thank you.
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
I have the same wish as Siewert has. The current usage of electricity and gas, just like the Original domoticz dashboard does.Siewert308SW wrote:wez3 wrote:Is domoticz able to display this current usage in a graph?
Nevermind, can't explain what i mean in english.
But the current usage like displayed in the widget o de Domoticz dashboard is what i mean.
The graphics on the dashboard, but only for a day. Not the current usage:
[dashboard]
[[display_components]]
components = top_tiles, switches, weather, news, domoticz_smart_charts[1], domoticz_smart_charts[2]
[[top_tiles]]
[[switches]]
[[weather]]
Location = "XXX, XX"
[[news]]
rssfeed = http://www.nu.nl/rss/Algemeen
[[domoticz_smart_charts]]
[[[1]]]
Energie = 49, day, energy
[[[2]]]
Gas = 50, day, gas
The graphics do show up under the Statistics page with this filled in:
[statistics]
[[display_components]]
components = domoticz_smart_charts[1], domoticz_smart_charts[2]
[[domoticz_smart_charts]]
[[[1]]]
Energie = 49, week, energy
[[[2]]]
Gas = 50, month, gas
Can we get the current usage as a graph?
Txs!
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
Thanks awst6000, i tested it and my daily graph is also plotted from total usage. We have to look in to this problem. It has been added as an issue on github:
https://github.com/wez3/domoboard/issues/26
https://github.com/wez3/domoboard/issues/26
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
This issue has been fixed in the develop branch. Probably will be soon committed to master branch.wez3 wrote:I've been debugging this issue, you just found a bug.blackdog65 wrote:I've putinto my navbarCode: Select all
Living Room = livingroom
andbut I still get a 404Code: Select all
[livingroom] [[display_components]] components = top_tiles, switches [[top_tiles]] Sitting Room = 361, temp [[switches]] SR_Main = 389, dimmer
This works:
Livingroom = livingroom
This doesnt work (values are not equal)
Livingroom2 = livingroom
So for now, make sure that both names are equal in the navbar (excluding case sensitivity for the first Livingroom). I will put this on the list to fix, thank you.
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
Just fixed this bug on the develop branch. we will push it soon to the master branch.Awst6000 wrote:I have the same wish as Siewert has. The current usage of electricity and gas, just like the Original domoticz dashboard does.Siewert308SW wrote:wez3 wrote:Is domoticz able to display this current usage in a graph?
Nevermind, can't explain what i mean in english.
But the current usage like displayed in the widget o de Domoticz dashboard is what i mean.
The graphics on the dashboard, but only for a day. Not the current usage:
[dashboard]
[[display_components]]
components = top_tiles, switches, weather, news, domoticz_smart_charts[1], domoticz_smart_charts[2]
[[top_tiles]]
[[switches]]
[[weather]]
Location = "XXX, XX"
[[news]]
rssfeed = http://www.nu.nl/rss/Algemeen
[[domoticz_smart_charts]]
[[[1]]]
Energie = 49, day, energy
[[[2]]]
Gas = 50, day, gas
The graphics do show up under the Statistics page with this filled in:
[statistics]
[[display_components]]
components = domoticz_smart_charts[1], domoticz_smart_charts[2]
[[domoticz_smart_charts]]
[[[1]]]
Energie = 49, week, energy
[[[2]]]
Gas = 50, month, gas
Can we get the current usage as a graph?
Txs!
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
The bugfixes are now pushed to the master branch. A "git pull" command in the domoboard directory should update your version.
- blackdog65
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
Hi guys,
just a quick question... again
When I add devices, they get re-ordered on the page.
It looks to be numerical as per idx. Is there a way round this? If ordering by entry isn't easy, maybe alphabetically?
Aside from that... my Domoboard is coming together really nicely
Many thanks guys!
Sean
just a quick question... again
When I add devices, they get re-ordered on the page.
It looks to be numerical as per idx. Is there a way round this? If ordering by entry isn't easy, maybe alphabetically?
Aside from that... my Domoboard is coming together really nicely
Many thanks guys!
Sean
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RasPi slaves
Aeon Labs Z-Stick, multi sensor
Fibaro Dimmers, relays, Universal sensors
EQ3 MAX!
TKB Sockets
RFXCOM
LightwaveRF sockets, switches, relays, doorbell
MySensors
ESPEasy ESP8266-12E
- Mediacj
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
Thanks I have it running looks really promising and is already very functional!
Last edited by Mediacj on Friday 30 December 2016 23:53, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
Thats a little thing indeed. We will look into it and maybe its better to sort it alphabetically.blackdog65 wrote:Hi guys,
just a quick question... again
When I add devices, they get re-ordered on the page.
It looks to be numerical as per idx. Is there a way round this? If ordering by entry isn't easy, maybe alphabetically?
Aside from that... my Domoboard is coming together really nicely
Many thanks guys!
Sean
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
I agree. It's purely cosmetic but better to have some order rather than a random jumble.
Are other switch types going to be available? I'd very much appreciate a push on button in addition to on/off if possible
Great work so far
Sean
Are other switch types going to be available? I'd very much appreciate a push on button in addition to on/off if possible
Great work so far
Sean
CubieTruck Master
RasPi slaves
Aeon Labs Z-Stick, multi sensor
Fibaro Dimmers, relays, Universal sensors
EQ3 MAX!
TKB Sockets
RFXCOM
LightwaveRF sockets, switches, relays, doorbell
MySensors
ESPEasy ESP8266-12E
RasPi slaves
Aeon Labs Z-Stick, multi sensor
Fibaro Dimmers, relays, Universal sensors
EQ3 MAX!
TKB Sockets
RFXCOM
LightwaveRF sockets, switches, relays, doorbell
MySensors
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
Looks very nice, worth trying on my install.
I encountered a problem (maybe because Im a bit of linux noob...)
After inserting this code: sudo easy_install flask flask-auth configobj gitpython simplejson bleach requests
My PI3 with Domoticz-startimage gives back this output: sudo: easy_install: command not found
I think I need to install easy_install or something. Can someone point me to the solution? Thx!
I encountered a problem (maybe because Im a bit of linux noob...)
After inserting this code: sudo easy_install flask flask-auth configobj gitpython simplejson bleach requests
My PI3 with Domoticz-startimage gives back this output: sudo: easy_install: command not found
I think I need to install easy_install or something. Can someone point me to the solution? Thx!
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
You can install it with this command:vmb wrote:Looks very nice, worth trying on my install.
I encountered a problem (maybe because Im a bit of linux noob...)
After inserting this code: sudo easy_install flask flask-auth configobj gitpython simplejson bleach requests
My PI3 with Domoticz-startimage gives back this output: sudo: easy_install: command not found
I think I need to install easy_install or something. Can someone point me to the solution? Thx!
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sudo apt-get install python-setuptools
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
goodday everyone,
I also wanted to work with domo board on my Raspberry Pi but unfortunately I do not get it up and running yet.
I followed the instruction of the starting post, but I stick with the error message:
Does anyone advice?
Thanks in advance
I also wanted to work with domo board on my Raspberry Pi but unfortunately I do not get it up and running yet.
I followed the instruction of the starting post, but I stick with the error message:
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Raspberry Pi pi @: ~ $ cd domo board /
Raspberry Pi pi @: ~ / domo board $ sudo python -c server.py example.conf
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "server.py", line 4, in <module>
from flaskext.auth import Auth, AUTHUSER, login_required, logout
Import Error: No module named auth
Thanks in advance
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
Hello!
Is it possible to use Domoboard on an seperate RPI?
Is it possible to use Domoboard on an seperate RPI?
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
Thx! That did the trick! Now installing...Mediacj wrote:You can install it with this command:vmb wrote:Looks very nice, worth trying on my install.
I encountered a problem (maybe because Im a bit of linux noob...)
After inserting this code: sudo easy_install flask flask-auth configobj gitpython simplejson bleach requests
My PI3 with Domoticz-startimage gives back this output: sudo: easy_install: command not found
I think I need to install easy_install or something. Can someone point me to the solution? Thx!
Code: Select all
sudo apt-get install python-setuptools
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend
Hi!
Looks great!
How do I add a camera? The example.conf doesn't show an example of a camera.
Cheers,
Lex
Looks great!
How do I add a camera? The example.conf doesn't show an example of a camera.
Cheers,
Lex
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