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Domoboard is a dashboard for Domoticz based on Python Flask.

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Awst6000
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by Awst6000 »

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.
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by Reneb »

Does it also work on a Synology NAS? How to install?
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by wez3 »

Reneb wrote:Does it also work on a Synology NAS? How to install?
We havent tested in on a Synology NAS. However, with python and the dependencies it should just work. I guess its worth a try.
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

Post by blackdog65 »

I've put

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Living Room = livingroom
into my navbar
and

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[livingroom]
  [[display_components]]
     components = top_tiles, switches
  [[top_tiles]]
     Sitting Room = 361, temp
  [[switches]]
     SR_Main = 389, dimmer
but I still get a 404 :?
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by wez3 »

blackdog65 wrote:I've put

Code: Select all

Living Room = livingroom
into my navbar
and

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[livingroom]
  [[display_components]]
     components = top_tiles, switches
  [[top_tiles]]
     Sitting Room = 361, temp
  [[switches]]
     SR_Main = 389, dimmer
but I still get a 404 :?
I've been debugging this issue, you just found a bug.
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

Post by Awst6000 »

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.
I have the same wish as Siewert has. The current usage of electricity and gas, just like the Original domoticz dashboard does.

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

Post by wez3 »

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
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by wez3 »

wez3 wrote:
blackdog65 wrote:I've put

Code: Select all

Living Room = livingroom
into my navbar
and

Code: Select all

[livingroom]
  [[display_components]]
     components = top_tiles, switches
  [[top_tiles]]
     Sitting Room = 361, temp
  [[switches]]
     SR_Main = 389, dimmer
but I still get a 404 :?
I've been debugging this issue, you just found a bug.
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.
This issue has been fixed in the develop branch. Probably will be soon committed to master branch.
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by squandor »

Awst6000 wrote:
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.
I have the same wish as Siewert has. The current usage of electricity and gas, just like the Original domoticz dashboard does.

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!
Just fixed this bug on the develop branch. we will push it soon to the master branch.
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by wez3 »

The bugfixes are now pushed to the master branch. A "git pull" command in the domoboard directory should update your version.
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by blackdog65 »

Hi guys,
just a quick question... again :roll:
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 :D
Many thanks guys!

Sean
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by Mediacj »

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

Post by squandor »

blackdog65 wrote:Hi guys,
just a quick question... again :roll:
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 :D
Many thanks guys!

Sean
Thats a little thing indeed. We will look into it and maybe its better to sort it alphabetically.
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by blackdog65 »

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 :D

Great work so far

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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by vmb »

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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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by Mediacj »

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!
You can install it with this command:

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sudo apt-get install python-setuptools
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by GreenSmart01 »

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:

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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
Does anyone advice?
Thanks in advance :-)
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by Lars65 »

Hello!

Is it possible to use Domoboard on an seperate RPI?
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by vmb »

Mediacj wrote:
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!
You can install it with this command:

Code: Select all

sudo apt-get install python-setuptools
Thx! That did the trick! Now installing...
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Re: Domoboard a New Dashboard using Domoticz as backend

Post by felix63 »

Hi!

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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