[667] Ability to execute script:/// from Blocky

[void]

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As asked in viewtopic.php?f=23&t=9489 it would be really nice to be able to run system scripts (bash, python, whatever) from Blocky.
LUA is nice, but putting a sleep in LUA will cause it to run multiple times sequential, which really is a killer for scripts.
A Blocky option 'execute $script after $time' would be a great addition to the Domoticz OS in my opinion.

Cheers.

[Ritmeester]

+10
Absolute a good idea.

[Muyz]

+10

This is indeed a very good suggestion. I have been using Domoticz only for one week and it's exactly what I need.

[raym]

You could call a script from a dummy switch and then call that switch from blocky.

[gizmocuz]

Implemented in beta #5437

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if you enter an IDX in between {{ and }} , from for example a temperature sensor, it is replaced with the value of this sensor

Hope all is working well....

[fransiefrans]

Sounds good! I will try this tonight. Thanks

[gizmocuz]

Forgot to mention... you can find it under the 'messages' section... not sure if it is the logical place, but as open_url was also in here....

[gizmocuz]

Is it working ?

[fransiefrans]

I'm unable to update to the latest beta version. After 2% it says error internet connection.

[bearded]

Works great for me. I'm triggering batch files to run in Windows directly from blockly now rather than having to run them from switches. Really useful functionality, thanks!


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[Muyz]

Great! Now I will move from stable to latest greatest

[jonazp]

I cant seem to run a script within blockly. I get error 32512.
The script works fine when run fron putty or with a switch that calls the script.

Any ideas?

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[bearded]

My scripts run batch files (on Windows) which are contained in the 'domoticz' folder and therefore do not need a path specifying. (i.e. just 'tv-on.bat with no / or \ required.) Maybe the problem is when you specify a path in blockly? Try moving a file into your domoticz root folder and executing it as I do. Could be a bug in blockly.


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[jonazp]

Cant get it to work

[heggink]

I noticed that in some cases, starting a script without any parameters results in an error as follows:

Error executing script command (/home/pi/domoticz/scripts/say_ad.sh#). returned: 32512

If I add a space after the script's name then the # is still there but taken as the first parameter of the script (where my script doesn't use any so it works as a workaround).

Anyone else seen this? Obviously only applies to linux( /raspbian).

H

[mikkel75]

I see the exact same - I'll try the workaround and report back.... Thanks...
(I'm on x86_64 Ubuntu 16.04)

[mikkel75]

The space workaround works - but why is there a tailing '#' when the script is called?

[sjoerd1953]

Works great with me. Thanks a lot for this improvement. A few notes:
When Domoticz is running on a Raspberry Pi and you place the bash script in a seperate folder (e.g. /home/pi/domoticz/scripts/bash) then, next to making the script executable with CHMOD 755 you also have to add the folder to your $PATH. You can do this by adding this code to your .profile file and reboot. Use the full directory name as mentioned above.

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export PATH=$PATH:directory name

You will find the .profile file in the /home/pi directory as a hidden file. Add the code at the bottom of the file.

I use this to set Milight bulbs to nightlight at sunset. This is the bash code:

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#!/bin/bash

echo -n -e "\x33\x00" | nc -u -q 1 192.168.2.25 8899 	# set zone 2 OFF
echo -n -e "\x3A\x00" | nc -u -q 1 192.168.2.25 8899 	# set zone 3 OFF
echo -n -e "\x36\x00" | nc -u -q 1 192.168.2.25 8899 	# set zone 4 OFF
sleep 1
echo -n -e "\xB3\x00" | nc -u -q 1 192.168.2.25 8899 	# set zone 2 NightLight
echo -n -e "\xBA\x00" | nc -u -q 1 192.168.2.25 8899 	# set zone 3 NightLight
echo -n -e "\xB6\x00" | nc -u -q 1 192.168.2.25 8899 	# set zone 4 NightLight

and this the Blockly code:

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at sunrise they go out again with:

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#!/bin/bash

echo -n -e "\x33\x00" | nc -u -q 1 192.168.2.25 8899 	# set zone 2 OFF
echo -n -e "\x3A\x00" | nc -u -q 1 192.168.2.25 8899 	# set zone 3 OFF
echo -n -e "\x36\x00" | nc -u -q 1 192.168.2.25 8899 	# set zone 4 OFF

and this:

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[Oxyandy]

Hi I have Windows 10
have tried a bunch of different syntax - log says
2018-02-22 18:37:13.940 Executing script: 'C:\_\done.bat '#
But it never fires the batch file
help please

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[htilly]

Hi! Having the same problem. Did you figure out why there is a tailing # ?!
It's messing up my scripting! =)

The space workaround works - but why is there a tailing '#' when the script is called?