Domoticz

naitsirhc wrote: ↑Tuesday 13 February 2018 18:50 this worked for me
https://api.buienradar.nl/image/1.0/Rad ... =0&forc=48

naitsirhc wrote: ↑Tuesday 13 February 2018 22:38 ehm googled a bit and hit (by accident) the right search criteria.
Put it in Dashticz custom.js. Adapted the unit behind hist and presto

nosehook wrote: ↑Monday 05 March 2018 14:20 Hoi Rob,

First of all, I love Dashticz so far!
What I was wondering:
1) Is it possible to use google to calculate the (car based) commute time at present to work? I generally use Dashticz in the morning when I wake up and this would make me quite happy, since I work at irregular times.
2) traffic jams/accidents that have happened on the route to work.
3) check flight status (on time/delay) of a specific flight (pulled from google callendar)

Keep up the amazing work!
Regards,

Freek

buttons.Route = {width:10, title: 'Route to work', url: 'https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/directions?key=INSERT_YOUR_GOOGLE_API&origin=STREETNAME+123,+1234+AB+CITYNAME,+COUNTRY&destination=STREETNAME+123,+1234+AB+CITYNAME'}

buttons.Route = {width:10, title: 'Route to work', url: 'https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/directions?key=AIzaRyDPHISSPkc5g6Elcm4pWRTcGdDcfeGJtM&origin=Damrak+1,+1012+LG+Amsterdam&destination=Noordeinde+1,+2514+GA+Den+Haag'}

Ingmar wrote: ↑Monday 05 March 2018 23:00

nosehook wrote: ↑Monday 05 March 2018 14:20 Hoi Rob,

First of all, I love Dashticz so far!
What I was wondering:
1) Is it possible to use google to calculate the (car based) commute time at present to work? I generally use Dashticz in the morning when I wake up and this would make me quite happy, since I work at irregular times.
2) traffic jams/accidents that have happened on the route to work.
3) check flight status (on time/delay) of a specific flight (pulled from google callendar)

Keep up the amazing work!
Regards,

Freek

Hi Freek,

Maybe not exactly what you are looking for, but I am using the following code: It creates a button on your dashboard and when you click it it will show a popup with your route to work (or whatever you set it on) including the time required with traffic and alternative routes. Just like as if you planned your route with Google maps.

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buttons.Route = {width:10, title: 'Route to work', url: 'https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/directions?key=INSERT_YOUR_GOOGLE_API&origin=STREETNAME+123,+1234+AB+CITYNAME,+COUNTRY&destination=STREETNAME+123,+1234+AB+CITYNAME'}

So for example:

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buttons.Route = {width:10, title: 'Route to work', url: 'https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/directions?key=AIzaRyDPHISSPkc5g6Elcm4pWRTcGdDcfeGJtM&origin=Damrak+1,+1012+LG+Amsterdam&destination=Noordeinde+1,+2514+GA+Den+Haag'}

Obviously the API in the piece of code above is not my API, i changed bits to make sure it doesn't work

Ingmar wrote: ↑Monday 05 March 2018 23:36 I can't script either, it's a matter of searching, reading, trying, etc. Maybe you should put some time into researching things yourself instead of only asking other people to stuff for you

Ingmar wrote: ↑Monday 05 March 2018 23:00

nosehook wrote: ↑Monday 05 March 2018 14:20 Hoi Rob,

First of all, I love Dashticz so far!
What I was wondering:
1) Is it possible to use google to calculate the (car based) commute time at present to work? I generally use Dashticz in the morning when I wake up and this would make me quite happy, since I work at irregular times.
2) traffic jams/accidents that have happened on the route to work.
3) check flight status (on time/delay) of a specific flight (pulled from google callendar)

Keep up the amazing work!
Regards,

Freek

Hi Freek,

Maybe not exactly what you are looking for, but I am using the following code: It creates a button on your dashboard and when you click it it will show a popup with your route to work (or whatever you set it on) including the time required with traffic and alternative routes. Just like as if you planned your route with Google maps.

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buttons.Route = {width:10, title: 'Route to work', url: 'https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/directions?key=INSERT_YOUR_GOOGLE_API&origin=STREETNAME+123,+1234+AB+CITYNAME,+COUNTRY&destination=STREETNAME+123,+1234+AB+CITYNAME'}

So for example:

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buttons.Route = {width:10, title: 'Route to work', url: 'https://www.google.com/maps/embed/v1/directions?key=AIzaRyDPHISSPkc5g6Elcm4pWRTcGdDcfeGJtM&origin=Damrak+1,+1012+LG+Amsterdam&destination=Noordeinde+1,+2514+GA+Den+Haag'}

Obviously the API in the piece of code above is not my API, i changed bits to make sure it doesn't work

nosehook wrote: ↑Monday 05 March 2018 14:20 Hoi Rob,

First of all, I love Dashticz so far!
What I was wondering:
1) Is it possible to use google to calculate the (car based) commute time at present to work? I generally use Dashticz in the morning when I wake up and this would make me quite happy, since I work at irregular times.
2) traffic jams/accidents that have happened on the route to work.
3) check flight status (on time/delay) of a specific flight (pulled from google callendar)

Keep up the amazing work!
Regards,

Freek

jake wrote: ↑Friday 23 March 2018 19:44 Please add the option to the blocks to control the amount of digits. At the moment I calculate the outputs from several micro inverters together, to show the total power generation. It is displayed in Dashticz as 1250,00 W. I know this is how the info comes from Domoticz, but it would be nice to be able to shorten this display (in my case) to 1250 W. This would help as well to keep the whole text on 1 line.

config['units'] = {
    names: {
        kwh: 'kWh',
        watt: 'W',
    },
    decimals: {
        kwh: 2,
        watt: 0,
    },
    separators: {
        decimal: ',',
        thousands: '.'
    }
};

aiolos wrote:

jake wrote: ↑Friday 23 March 2018 19:44 Please add the option to the blocks to control the amount of digits. At the moment I calculate the outputs from several micro inverters together, to show the total power generation. It is displayed in Dashticz as 1250,00 W. I know this is how the info comes from Domoticz, but it would be nice to be able to shorten this display (in my case) to 1250 W. This would help as well to keep the whole text on 1 line.

You can try the (undocumented) 'units' configuration option:

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config['units'] = {
    names: {
        kwh: 'kWh',
        watt: 'W',
    },
    decimals: {
        kwh: 2,
        watt: 0,
    },
    separators: {
        decimal: ',',
        thousands: '.'
    }
};

jake wrote: ↑Tuesday 27 March 2018 19:12

aiolos wrote:

jake wrote: ↑Friday 23 March 2018 19:44 Please add the option to the blocks to control the amount of digits. At the moment I calculate the outputs from several micro inverters together, to show the total power generation. It is displayed in Dashticz as 1250,00 W. I know this is how the info comes from Domoticz, but it would be nice to be able to shorten this display (in my case) to 1250 W. This would help as well to keep the whole text on 1 line.

You can try the (undocumented) 'units' configuration option:

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config['units'] = {
    names: {
        kwh: 'kWh',
        watt: 'W',
    },
    decimals: {
        kwh: 2,
        watt: 0,
    },
    separators: {
        decimal: ',',
        thousands: '.'
    }
};

Thanks this works for most of the electrical sensors.

It would be good to put the opion in the Wiki.

The PV-output sensor, which publishes the daily energy harvest on the dashboard, doesn't comply with the setting, it keeps the 3 digits accuracy and uses a '.' instead of the intended ','

Is it possible to add m3 gas to it as well? I don't really care for the last dm3/liter on the dashboard. 1 digit would be plenty to display