Domoticz

Ankan wrote: ↑Thursday 06 December 2018 22:21 Okey, it's up and running. Let's see if it's possible to make it even better.

* Had Domoticz running on RPi at port 8080 (and 443)
1. Installed Mosquitto and configured Domoticz to connect to it
2. Installed zulu java for embedded as it wasn't installed in the Domoticz image
3. Installed OpenHAB and change port to 8081. After installation I had to wait 10-15 minutes before it was up and running and listening at port.
4. Installed following OpenHAB addons:
- MQTT binding
- MQTT Actions
- JSONPath, Map, Javascript and RegEx Transformation
- openHAB Cloud Connector
5. Configure MQTT binding
6. Configured rules, items and javascript as below
7. Configured openHAB Cloud Connector
8. Now, I can control my domoticz devices with my Google Home and ask for temperature. If I want I can use the openHAB webinterface as they sync with each other. I can do stuff via myopenHAB if I want to. And everything without open any ports in my firewall.
I will only add domoticz items in openHAB that I think is secure to let Google Home to have control over.

So this is how I solved it and it works for me. I would prefer to not enter idx number two times on same row in items-file, but I couldn't solve it any other way.

Items:

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Switch idx123 "Outdoorlamp" (gLight) [ "Lighting" ] {mqtt="<[mqttBroker:domoticz/out:state:JS(get_state.js):(?s).*idx\".?.?.?123,.*]"}
Number Outdoor_Temperature "Temperature [%.1f]" <temperature> ["CurrentTemperature"] {mqtt="<[mqttBroker:domoticz/out:state:JSONPATH($.svalue1):(?s).*idx\".?.?.?124,.*]"}

123 and 124 is device idx in Domoticz. mqttBroker is what I configured the mqtt-connection to be called in mqtt binding.


Rules:

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rule "Send MQTT message on Light command"
when
	Member of gLight received command
then
	var idxStartPos = triggeringItem.name.indexOf("idx") + 3
	var idxStopPos = triggeringItem.name.length()
	var  myString = ""

	if (triggeringItem.state.toString() == "ON" || triggeringItem.state.toString() == "OFF")
	{
		var cmd = triggeringItem.state.toString().toLowerCase.toFirstUpper()
		// {"command": "switchlight", "idx": 2450, "switchcmd": "On" }
		myString = '{\"command\": \"switchlight\", \"idx\": ' + triggeringItem.name.substring(idxStartPos,idxStopPos) + ', \"switchcmd\": \"' + cmd + '\"}'
	}
	else
	{
		// {"command": "switchlight", "idx": 2450, "switchcmd": "Set Level", "level": 100 }
		myString = '{\"command\": \"switchlight\", \"idx\": ' + triggeringItem.name.substring(idxStartPos,idxStopPos) + ', \"switchcmd\": \"Set Level\", \"level\": ' + triggeringItem.state.toString() + '}'
	}

	publish("mqttBroker", "domoticz/in", myString)
end

get_state.js

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(function(i){
    var parsed = JSON.parse(i);
    if (parsed.nvalue == 0)
    {
        return "OFF"
    }
    else if (parsed.nvalue == 1)
    {
        return "ON"
    }
    else if (parsed.nvalue == 2)
    {
        return parsed.svalue1
    }
})(input);

Gdroos68 wrote: ↑Thursday 03 January 2019 8:51 Is Google assistant able to process Dutch commands for openhab?

Verstuurd vanaf mijn ZTE A2017G met Tapatalk

ressof wrote: ↑Tuesday 11 December 2018 8:10
This seem to be a great way to use Google Home on domoticz.
But I'm not so familiar with OpenHab.
Do you think you can explain a bit more detailed how to setup OpenHab from scratch?
I have managed to install OpenHab docker image and installed the addons but then I'm lost:)

EdwinK wrote: ↑Thursday 03 January 2019 10:24

ressof wrote: ↑Tuesday 11 December 2018 8:10
This seem to be a great way to use Google Home on domoticz.
But I'm not so familiar with OpenHab.
Do you think you can explain a bit more detailed how to setup OpenHab from scratch?
I have managed to install OpenHab docker image and installed the addons but then I'm lost:)

I second that Looking for something like OpenHAB for dummies or something like that