Robin Rainton
Robin Rainton
Great stuff, but... do you know how to send long press commands? When you long press 'DpadCenter' on the stock remote it brings up a sub-menu for videos in the...
... at some point in the distant future? Perhaps js-controller 6.x?
I started to get the *Could not parse location data...* message for no apparent reason. Upon opening maps in the browser and checking request that came directly from Google Maps...
Looks like the response format could have changed slightly. Fixed if one changes this... ```javascript const locationdata = JSON.parse(response.data.split('\n').slice(1, -1).join('')); ``` ... to this: ```javascript const locationdata = JSON.parse(response.data.split('\n')[1]); ```
I note the sadly now outdated script here to simulate Loxone Weather Server: https://github.com/sarnau/Inside-The-Loxone-Miniserver/blob/master/Code/LoxoneWeather.py Reverse engineering this script I can almost get weather data into my Miniserver but must have...
A lot of firewalls block mDNS by default. mDNS (UDP port 5353) must be open for discovery to work. This should be documented or even better, a blocked mDNS port...
Stumbled across this API via an ioBroker adapter (https://github.com/UncleSamSwiss/ioBroker.loxone) and found a potential issue. I notice the ioBroker adapter mentioned simply relies on this API for reconnecting when the Miniserver...
Similar to #104, would be handy to have `height` (aka. altitude/elevation) added as an option to `getPosition` function and taken into account for returned object's values.
I'm thinking... how can one tell if a node has died? Shouldn't the adapter have an object with the timestamp of a node's last wake-up time? Or 'last communication' time...
Previously I used the zwave module and saw battery levels update just fine. However, notice since changing to zwave2 that while there are battery level objects for each node, they...