Patrice ROBERT

@bjornand1 Thanks a lot, `"field_name": "ext_temperature.0.tC"` made my evening !!!!

> @PatriceRobert @bjornand1 Checkout my fork/PR #336 added "temperatureSensor" or "thermostat" :) Hey @tritter , I wanted to give it a try but it does not find it ....yet: `...

> @PatriceRobert my bad updated the guide. Repo should be of course "homebridge-shelly" So please use: `sudo npm i -g tritter/homebridge-shelly` ;-) `$ npm install tritter/homebridge-shelly` `added 102 packages, and...

Hey Thom, I gave it a try with a Shelly1 with three temp sensors but even setting up with ` "sensors": 3` I can only see one temperature. @tritter

Hey @tritter , it works, I can now see the three temp sensors, good reaction time to update themselves individually. Perfect !! Now, another request ;-) : can we ALSO...

@tritter - hey, look perfect, get the device as outlet (for example) and 3 temp sensors showing up, I'll give it more tests and automations later but looks gooooooooood !...

Dear all, I think the issue has been found, in fact the file `homebridge-magichome-platform/src/flux_led.py` is using the latest python defined on the system (so `python3` in my case) but the...

> How do you do that from homebridge? I can't seem to find the files Well, without `python2` on your system, you may also want to 're-write' all the `print`...

[flux_led.py.txt](https://github.com/sahilchaddha/homebridge-magichome-platform/files/12706444/flux_led.py.txt) @CsabaVK

> I managed to find the file, but Im unsure how too rename the header, as Im using SSH connection to access my pi and doubt I could open the...