@Bluefox and @nsession Thanks for your feedback. I’ll definately give it a try. It’ll be great to have a short How-To article on this as part of https://forum.pimatic.org/category/22/howto. I think the video tutorials provide an excellent starting point.
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Share your GUI
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Here more examples of visualisation with vis:
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time to get serious with iobroker …
@bluefox thx for your efforts on developing this iobroker addon for pimatic!pimatic v0.9 has been released!
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Hello leader21,
here 3 Screens to see how it works.
Screen 1: Visualisation on 7" Raspberry Touch Display.
Screen : All Values in iobroker Admin with Pimatic-adapter:
Screen 3: Visualisation Editor Drag and Drop:
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Made a nest clone thingy to control a thermostat setpoint with websockets
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Another example how to create NEST like widget in 6 minutes.
https://youtu.be/bHpL3Q77hbM
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@koffienl ok this is cool, simple question can we get this source code or something
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I developed a prototype iOS app, though i don’t have a developer account, so I had to refresh my build every 7ish days. I used the same thermostat and modified it to an app-like feeling.
That’s the dashboard the app - heating only. Two rooms, “Küche” (kitchen) got 2 thermostats but it looks like one. Additionally there is a temperature sensor that is display in the circle. If a setpoint is set the circle color changes to orange.
The single devices know two 2 states in general:
- eco (see green leaf): temperature is above set point, no further heating needed
- heating (see orange background): heaters will heat until setpoint is reached
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Tweaked some stuff on the ‘nest’,
Now it will show you the difference between setpoint and room temperature.
When it’s colder than the setpoint, the little lines between the 2 temperatures are green (tol cold). When it’s warmer than the desired temperature the lines will be red (to hot)Hope to publish something in git today
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This is my GUI.
Made in Javascript/HTML/CSS and with the pimatic API.
And used the some styles of sweebee.