Lets create the iPhone app (and android)

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@sweebee : Maybe it is better to use jquery.mobile.js instead (on top) of jquery.js.
I have a look into that one.

would be very cool to have an android wear extension!

Just to let others try the android version I published it to my github. The pimatic-apk folder contains the hrml/css/javascript stuff and a readme.

To make it a full all purpose apk it should actually contain a login screen.

@Partovic or titzen for Samsung gear

I found a situation where an app is the bedder solution to control pimatic…
My friend was pointed by me to Pimatic for the smart home stuff.
So his holiday is far away and just has a connection over UMTS and a small contract (just 100MB or so the month)

Because my web GUI loads every time 5MB.

With the app this should be less…

Greetings
Chris

@chris actually the web gui should just load the changes since the rest would be cached by the browser. Even on mobiles. Make sure you are using the production mode, though.

@mwittig am I right?

Yes I’ve tested it again…
You are right. Most of the data is cached…

My fail.

Greetings
Chris

@michbeck100 said in Lets create the iPhone app (and android):

am I right?

Yes, exactly. As @michbeck100 said make sure the frontend has been set to work in “production” mode (which is the default)!

@michbeck100 and @mwittig
By now I feel quite stupid. What (default) parameter in the config determines this in “production mode”?
I can’t find it (which means I am in production mode?) and the www.pimatic.org website is offline.

@Harry-van-der-Wolf see https://github.com/pimatic/pimatic-mobile-frontend/blob/master/README.md. The parameter “mode” is the one you are looking for.

Thanks.
That wasn’t in my config but it is the default value anyway.
I was afraid it was some other parameter possibly set by me to another value.