If you haven’t solved it, you need to change double_click to double-click
it’s correct in the first code block, but has a typo in the 3rd code block
Thanks for pointing it out. I have modified all code blocks to use _ instead of - wherever possible to standardize the naming convention further.
I am getting an issue with my config file once adding it.
Can you see what is wrong here?
template: !include_dir_merge_list templates/
sensor:
- platform: foxess
name: FoxESS1
username: ****
password: *****
deviceID: 59e48e7c-95ff-47c8-ae4a-****
- platform: foxess
name: FoxESS2
username: *****
password: ****
deviceID: b9d1760b-6869-4027-a241-******
- trigger:
- platform: webhook
webhook_id: flicserver-binary_sensor.flic1
binary_sensor:
- unique_id: "binary_sensor.flic1_button"
name: "[binary_sensor.flic1] Button"
state: "on"
auto_off: 0.1
attributes:
click_type: "{{ trigger.json.click_type }}"
battery: "{{ trigger.json.battery_status }}"
If you have a MQTT server you could follow this guide:
I just tried it and it’s all local!
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Can anyone tell me what is going wrong here? I have removed ‘template’ because apparently it only needs to say it once in the config file and it says it at the top and also when I do add ‘template’ it says duplicate key.
Does anyone look at this anymore? I have managed to sort out the above.
I have done everything @diegomorales17 said in their first post yet I cannot get it to work. The flic button does not seem to exist anywhere in my HA and the automation says there is an error.
Am I meant to remove or leave the square brackets? Am I meant to remove or leave the ’ surrounding the bits I have to type?
I have moved to MQTT for my flic buttons and it’s working great!
I’m using this:
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Can you share what you did please?
I wanted to share an integration I have made for Flic Hub. It uses a TCP socket between the hub and HA. The integration will automatically find the hub or can be configured using the UIin HA.
Let me know what you think!
I had a question about your Flichub tool, about how i can trigger automations with single, double and hold button presses
I can’t add the integration to HA. I have installed the components through HACS, I have activated SDK on the Flic Hub and I have created a module based on “tcpserver.js” and started the module. I can see connection attempts from the HA IP but it disconnects and in HA GUI I get an error message: “Unable to connect to device”.
Made by JohNan - GitHub - JohNan/pyflichub-tcpclient
The server should have started now!
Waiting for connections…
Connection from 192.168.5.197
Client disconnected: 192.168.5.197
Have you double checked the port? The default port in the script is 8124 and it looks like you have set 8125 in HA.
But if you see the connection attempt the port should be correct. Can you enable debug logs for the integration and post them here? I think you have to enable them manually by adding it to configuration.yml
logger:
default: info
logs:
pyflichub.client: debug
custom_components.flichub: debug
Same question, this was INCREDIBLY easy to set up and works amazingly well (thank you!) however I can’t see how to differentiate between click, double click, and hold button functions for automations etc. Is there a way to do this that I’m not seeing?
UPDATE: I found this blueprint, and it works PERFECTLY - just add the blueprint, then make an automation for your button based on this and it combines actions for single/double/hold into one automation. BEAUTIFUL!
I modified the trigger config to this and it fixed it:
trigger:
- platform: webhook
allowed_methods:- POST
- PUT
local_only: true
webhook_id: [XXXXXXXX]