Domoticz

wizjos wrote:OK I think I've got the moonphase lua script working again. I made the mistake to assume lua has a function 'round' when porting it from js to lua.
But now I think I've 'floored' the problem
New Moonphase LUA script:

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-- Variables to customize ------------------------------------------------
local moonpicture = "MoonPicture"           -- name of the uservar to write the name of the moonphase picture to
local checkvar = "MoonphaseCheck"           -- name of the uservar to check if update is allowed
local checktime = 3600                      -- check allowed every x seconds 3600 = 60 min. Check the wundergroud API limitation before changing this
local city = "<your town>"                        -- Your city for Wunderground API
local countryCode = "<YOUR COUNTRY CODE>"                    -- Your country code for Wunderground API
local idxmoonpercentage ='125'              -- Your virtual moon percentage illuminated Device ID
local idxmoonage ='131'                     -- Your virtual moon age Device ID
local idxmoonphase ='132'                   -- Your virtual moon phase Device ID
local idxmoonrise='124'                     -- Your virtual moon rise variable ID
local idxmoonset='127'                      -- Your virtual moon set variable ID
local wuAPIkey = "<your key>"         -- Your Weather Underground API Key
local DOMO_IP = "<your domo ip>"            -- Domoticz ip address
local DOMO_PORT = "<your domo port>"                    -- Domoticz port
local tempfilename = '/var/tmp/phase.tmp'   -- can be anywhere writeable
local debug=false                            -- false, true for domoticz log
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

function file_exists(path)
    -- function to check if a file exists
    local file = io.open(path, "rb")
    if file then file:close() end
    return file ~= nil
end

function timedifference(s)
    -- function to determine the difference in seconds between the current time and a given one
    year = string.sub(s, 1, 4)
    month = string.sub(s, 6, 7)
    day = string.sub(s, 9, 10)
    hour = string.sub(s, 12, 13)
    minutes = string.sub(s, 15, 16)
    seconds = string.sub(s, 18, 19)
    t1 = os.time()
    t2 = os.time{year=year, month=month, day=day, hour=hour, min=minutes, sec=seconds}
    difference = os.difftime (t1, t2)
    return difference
end

function may_update(device, timeelapsed)
    -- function to check whether an update is allowed
    return uservariables_lastupdate[device] == nil or timedifference(uservariables_lastupdate[device]) >= timeelapsed
end

commandArray = {}
    time = os.date("*t")
    url='http://api.wunderground.com/api/'..wuAPIkey..'/astronomy/q/'..countryCode..'/'..city..'.json'
    if (may_update(checkvar,checktime)==true) or (file_exists(tempfilename)==false) then
       -- read API Wunderground
        if debug then print("Moonphase - Collecting data from: "..url) end
        os.execute('curl -s '..url..' > '..tempfilename)
        -- NOTE: if the command above doens't work in your situation try
        -- read = os.execute('curl -s -o '..tempfilename..' "'..url..'"')
        -- instead! Thanks to EdKo66
        file = io.open(tempfilename, "r")
        s= file:read("*a")
        s = (string.gsub(s, "%c+", ""))
        file:close()

        -- moonrise
        moonriseHour, moonriseMinute = string.match(s, [["moonrise": {"hour":"(%d+)","minute":"(%d+)"]])
        if debug then print("Moonrise:\t"..moonriseHour..":"..moonriseMinute) end
        -- moonset
        moonsetHour, moonsetMinute = string.match(s, [["moonset": {"hour":"(%d+)","minute":"(%d+)"]])
        if debug then print("Moonset:\t"..moonsetHour..":"..moonsetMinute) end

        -- percentage of moon illuminated
        percentIlluminated = string.match(s, [["percentIlluminated":"(%d+)"]])
        if debug then print("Percent:\t"..percentIlluminated.."%") end

        -- age of moon since last new moon
        age = string.match(s, [["ageOfMoon":"(%d+)"]])
        if debug then print("Age:\t\t"..age) end

        -- Phase of the moon
        -- set the moonPhaseIcon to your appropriate icon number (8 x)
        moonPhase = string.match(s, [["phaseofMoon":"(.-)"]])
        if moonPhase=="New Moon" then
            moonPhase = "Nieuwe maan"
            is_waxing = true
        end
        if moonPhase=="Waxing Crescent" then
            moonPhase = "Wassende halve maan"
            is_waxing = true
        end
        if moonPhase=="First Quarter" then
            moonPhase = "Eerste kwartier"
            is_waxing = true
        end
        if moonPhase=="Waxing Gibbous" then
            moonPhase = "Wassende maan"
            is_waxing = true
        end
        if moonPhase=="Full" then
            moonPhase = "Volle maan"
            is_waxing = false
        end
        if moonPhase=="Waning Gibbous" then
            moonPhase = "Afnemende maan"
            is_waxing = false
        end
        if moonPhase=="Last Quarter" then
            moonPhase = "Laatste kwartier"
            is_waxing = false
        end
        if moonPhase=="Waning Crescent" then
            moonPhase = "Afnemende halve maan"
            is_waxing = false
        end

        -- calculate moonphase picture
        if percentIlluminated == '0' then
            n='50'
        else
            if waardecheck==false then
                picnumber=math.floor(math.abs(percentIlluminated-100)/2)
                n=tostring(picnumber)
                if n.length==1 then
                    n='0'+n
                end
            else
                picnumber=math.floor(50+(percentIlluminated/2))
                if picnumber == 100 then
                  picnumber=99
              end
            end
            n=tostring(picnumber)
        end
        picture='moon.'..n..'.png'
        if debug then print('Picture number: '..n..' '..'Picture name: '..picture) end
   
        commandArray['Variable:'..checkvar]=moonPhase
        commandArray['Variable:'..moonpicture]=picture
        commandArray[1] = {['UpdateDevice'] = idxmoonphase.."|0|"..moonPhase}
        commandArray[2] = {['UpdateDevice'] = idxmoonrise.."|0|"..moonriseHour..":"..moonriseMinute}
        commandArray[3] = {['UpdateDevice'] = idxmoonset.."|0|"..moonsetHour..":"..moonsetMinute}
        commandArray[4] = {['UpdateDevice'] = idxmoonage.."|0|"..age}
        commandArray[5] = {['UpdateDevice'] = idxmoonpercentage.."|0|"..percentIlluminated}
    else
        if debug then print("MoonPhase - Update not allowed: Difference is "..timedifference(uservariables_lastupdate[checkvar]).." seconds") end
    end

return commandArray

Please confirm...

Regards
Wizjos

Ierlandfan wrote: add frames.calendar to some column.

Edit: For some reason when dashboard reloads the page the calendar isn't filled anymore. Need to look into that.
Enjoy

madrian wrote:

Ierlandfan wrote: add frames.calendar to some column.

Edit: For some reason when dashboard reloads the page the calendar isn't filled anymore. Need to look into that.
Enjoy

Thank you, maybe I am going to develop an advanced plugin for this (with iCal support, so you can use any Calendar application which support it: Apple Calendar, Google Calendar etc.).

madrian wrote:

Ierlandfan wrote: add frames.calendar to some column.

Edit: For some reason when dashboard reloads the page the calendar isn't filled anymore. Need to look into that.
Enjoy

Thank you, maybe I am going to develop an advanced plugin for this (with iCal support, so you can use any Calendar application which support it: Apple Calendar, Google Calendar etc.).

madrian wrote:

Ierlandfan wrote: add frames.calendar to some column.

Edit: For some reason when dashboard reloads the page the calendar isn't filled anymore. Need to look into that.
Enjoy

Thank you, maybe I am going to develop an advanced plugin for this (with iCal support, so you can use any Calendar application which support it: Apple Calendar, Google Calendar etc.).

Blueone wrote:I have the following block:
columns[2] = {}
columns[2]['blocks'] = ['blocktitle_Verbruik','281_1','281_2','282']
columns[2]['width'] = 6;


Device 281 is the powerusage and 282 the gas usage.
When I click the gas block the graph is showing in a popup. When I click the power blocks the graph isn't showing, probably because of the _1 and _2, is it possible to show the graph also at these kind of blocks?

mvveelen wrote:

mvveelen wrote:I was wondering: Is it possible to get the "var _SHOW_LASTUPDATE" per device?

For instance: I couldn't care less when the last time it was when I switch off a light, but it would be nice to see when a door sensor has been opened/closed.

And another question: I'd like to display the CV pressure (general, pressure), but all I see is: "Nefit - CV druk : AAN", where it should read 1.6 BAR. Is it possible to change that too ?

madrian wrote:Work in progress.

Screen-Shot-2017-04-27-21-06-07.png

robgeerts wrote:Thanks, I will do some testing tomorrow night and merge it with the beta branch!

By the way, is it xompatible with 24-hour format and multiple language s (didnt take a look at the code yet)

Ierlandfan wrote:I have a new idea for Toon and I think it's already possible but I am not sure.

The roomsetpoint now shows a icon. I would be nice if this icon resembles the state of the burner ("Heating on" which is a switch)
Can we have the icon resembles the heating (switch on/off) while the room setpoint part stays the same?

robgeerts wrote:

mvveelen wrote:

mvveelen wrote:I was wondering: Is it possible to get the "var _SHOW_LASTUPDATE" per device?

For instance: I couldn't care less when the last time it was when I switch off a light, but it would be nice to see when a door sensor has been opened/closed.

And another question: I'd like to display the CV pressure (general, pressure), but all I see is: "Nefit - CV druk : AAN", where it should read 1.6 BAR. Is it possible to change that too ?

Could you send me the device output?

     {
         "AddjMulti" : 1.0,
         "AddjMulti2" : 1.0,
         "AddjValue" : 0.0,
         "AddjValue2" : 0.0,
         "BatteryLevel" : 255,
         "CustomImage" : 0,
         "Data" : "1.3 Bar",
         "Description" : "",
         "Favorite" : 0,
         "HardwareID" : 10,
         "HardwareName" : "Nefit Easy SYNO",
         "HardwareType" : "Nefit Easy HTTP server over LAN interface",
         "HardwareTypeVal" : 68,
         "HaveTimeout" : false,
         "ID" : "00000101",
         "LastUpdate" : "2017-04-28 07:28:09",
         "Name" : "Nefit - CV druk",
         "Notifications" : "false",
         "PlanID" : "0",
         "PlanIDs" : [ 0 ],
         "Pressure" : 1.3,
         "Protected" : false,
         "ShowNotifications" : true,
         "SignalLevel" : "-",
         "SubType" : "Pressure",
         "Timers" : "false",
         "Type" : "General",
         "TypeImg" : "gauge",
         "Unit" : 1,
         "Used" : 1,
         "XOffset" : "0",
         "YOffset" : "0",
         "idx" : "807"
      },
      

madrian wrote:It's live, merge request was sent to Rob.

Until he accepts the request, go and find your iCal URL at Google Calendar:

Gear Icon -> Settings -> Calendars Tab -> click on desidered calendar name -> in Private address row click on ical icon and copy your URL.

The plugin (it shows the next 5 events):

Screen-Shot-2017-04-27-23-21-52.png

Turn off last update date per device enhancement
#18 by robgeerts was closed 12 hours ago updated 12 hours ago

madrian wrote:Hmmm, I thought that it is possible to export .ics from Apple Calendar, but now I can't find it. This needs more research.

Would it be possible to add a wiki-file / how-to / readme for the extra's some users have made?

For instance:

- The waste calendar: how-to ad the switch, the contents of the lua script, etc.
- The moon add-on: what switches to add (and how), etc (nice, but not really sure HOW to add which switches etc).
- The calendar add-on (most recent)
- How to adjust the height (and witdh) of the traffic
- etc.

We can read this topic, but if it is in the package, then it would me much easier to maintain and find. Right?