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I am slightly embarrassed to be asking this.. It's perfectly fine that the project doesn't aim to schedule device actions, but.. here goes.
I've got ZWave-JS-UI running and my devices are recognized. I'd like to schedule simple "power on/off" actions for some smart plugs. Is there any way I could do this without resorting to whole Home Assistant? Having databases and what not it looks way heavier than what I would need for: keep lights on between 10am .. 10pm.
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That means technically it could be done. But the developer experience wasn't great (I don't see a cursor, and get no logs out though I tried). It would be coding in dark, and without API docs, I guess. Cannot switch the bulb on.
What I do see is a "targetId" (2-37-0, see below). If you have a snippet that switches such on/off, I can give it a try.
On my own, I'll go and make some Rust automation to do this.
I am slightly embarrassed to be asking this.. It's perfectly fine that the project doesn't aim to schedule device actions, but.. here goes.
I've got ZWave-JS-UI running and my devices are recognized. I'd like to schedule simple "power on/off" actions for some smart plugs. Is there any way I could do this without resorting to whole Home Assistant? Having databases and what not it looks way heavier than what I would need for: keep lights on between 10am .. 10pm.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: