Multiply on/off switch change

[optiserw]

Hi,

I have a few switches in my system.
I want to change the status of the switches at the same time using one API command.

I am thinking about somenthing like that:

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/json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=1&switchcmd=On&idx=2&switchcmd=Off&idx=3&switchcmd=Off&idx=4&switchcmd=On

How can I do that?

Pawel

[SweetPants]

Put your json commands in a script using curl and fire the script? You can only switch one per command

[waaren]

Or put the switches in a group and use a json to switch the group

[optiserw]

Put your json commands in a script using curl and fire the script? You can only switch one per command

If I put about 20 singular commands into the script, it will be executed for a long time (>20 seconds).
If I need to use 100 switches, it will be more than 1 minute!

This way isn't right, I think.

Pawel

[optiserw]

Or put the switches in a group and use a json to switch the group

The state of all the group members must be the same!
In my case, the states of switches are different - not equal.

This solution isn't good.

Pawel

[waaren]

Other options:

use a scene -- Also delays when you have many switches
use a script -- Also delays when you have many switches

the delays are not so much in domoticz as in the hardware. For virtual switches the delay is negligible

[optiserw]

For virtual switches the delay is negligible

Could you show me the example code for that?
Language - whatever
idx 01-100

1 pff
2 on
3 off
4 off

state random

Best regards
Pawel

[waaren]

code in dzVents: ( find many other examples here )

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--[[
Switch sequence of devices
 ]]

 return {

   on = { devices = { "Your trigger device" }           },
      
   execute = function(dz, trigger )
     
        if trigger.state ~= "Off" then 
            dz.devices(1).switchOff() 
            dz.devices(2).switchOn() 
            dz.devices(3).switchOff()
            dz.devices(100).switchOff()
        else
            dz.devices(1).switchOn() 
            dz.devices(2).switchOn() 
            dz.devices(3).switchOff()
            dz.devices(100).switchOff()
         end
   end
}

[optiserw]

code in dzVents: ( find many other examples here )

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--[[
Switch sequence of devices
 ]]

 return {

   on = { devices = { "Your trigger device" }           },
      
   execute = function(dz, trigger )
     
        if trigger.state ~= "Off" then 
            dz.devices(1).switchOff() 
            dz.devices(2).switchOn() 
            dz.devices(3).switchOff()
            dz.devices(100).switchOff()
        else
            dz.devices(1).switchOn() 
            dz.devices(2).switchOn() 
            dz.devices(3).switchOff()
            dz.devices(100).switchOff()
         end
   end
}

Thank you for your suggestion.

Is it possible with python?
I have some code in python and if it can be done with it I will be grateful.

Pawel

[waaren]

I'm sure it can. There is a Python subforum on this board. If you post your question there it might be answered by someone skilled enough in Python