Plugin doesn’t work. It cannot read my calendar and always logs:
error [pimatic-calendar]: Error fetching calendars: socket hang up
Calendar plugin for 0.9
Plugin doesn’t work. It cannot read my calendar and always logs:
error [pimatic-calendar]: Error fetching calendars: socket hang up
@AvdH Unfortunately, this plugin is currently not supported with pimatic 0.9.
"It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's Law.", Hofstadter's Law
This is bad I control my morning alarm with this plugin. Is there any time input device?
pimatic + MySensors + Homeduino + z-way
https://github.com/n3roGit/MySensors_n3ro
already discussed that in chat : the new timeinputdevice
https://github.com/pimatic/pimatic/blob/master/device-config-schema.coffee#L98-L122
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@n3ro said in Calendar plugin for 0.9:
Is there any time input device?
{
"id": "alarm_timer",
"class": "VariableTimeInputDevice",
"name": "Wecker",
"variable": "alarm_time",
"min": 0,
"max": 59,
"step": 5
}
don`t forget to create a variable first
Or try this. It automatically sends the time you set in your android to pimatic.
https://forum.pimatic.org/topic/563/updated-tasker-alarm-monitor-with-pimatic/2
@xCite86 the min/max values were intended to be used like time values.
min: "04:00",
max: "08:00"
They are optional.
@Marie said in Calendar plugin for 0.9:
@xCite86 the min/max values were intended to be used like time values.
min: "04:00", max: "08:00"
They are optional.
Thank you
maybe anybody knows howto calculate with the timestamp wich i’ve set by VariableTimeInputDevice.
i need this for a between-timerange for my rule
as example i want to add the timestamp $alarm_time 35 minutes
and get 41 (06+35) out
how i could get 06:35 ??
@xCite86 There are some functions for time calculations. Unfortunately I cannot add links due to my lame mobile.
Anyway, you need something like
$alarm_time_plus_35 = timeFormat(timeDecimal($alarm_time) + 35/60)
thanks… your string works great.