Can anyone easily convert this ST code to HE?

Hello this is a Smartapp for ST that monitors a multi-sensor for acceleration and vibration to monitor your washer... Iā€™d like to use it in HE... Thank you

/**
 *  Copyright 2015 SmartThings
 *
 *  Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except
 *  in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at:
 *
 *      http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
 *
 *  Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed
 *  on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License
 *  for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.
 *
 *  Laundry Monitor
 *
 *  Author: SmartThings
 *
 *  Sends a message and (optionally) turns on or blinks a light to indicate that laundry is done.
 *
 *  Date: 2013-02-21
 */

definition(
	name: "Laundry Monitor",
	namespace: "smartthings",
	author: "SmartThings",
	description: "Sends a message and (optionally) turns on or blinks a light to indicate that laundry is done.",
	category: "Convenience",
	iconUrl: "https://s3.amazonaws.com/smartapp-icons/FunAndSocial/App-HotTubTuner.png",
	iconX2Url: "https://s3.amazonaws.com/smartapp-icons/FunAndSocial/App-HotTubTuner%402x.png"
)

preferences {
	section("Tell me when this washer/dryer has stopped..."){
		input "sensor1", "capability.accelerationSensor"
	}
	section("Via this number (optional, sends push notification if not specified)"){
        input("recipients", "contact", title: "Send notifications to") {
            input "phone", "phone", title: "Phone Number", required: false
        }
	}
	section("And by turning on these lights (optional)") {
		input "switches", "capability.switch", required: false, multiple: true, title: "Which lights?"
		input "lightMode", "enum", options: ["Flash Lights", "Turn On Lights"], required: false, defaultValue: "Turn On Lights", title: "Action?"
	}
	section("Time thresholds (in minutes, optional)"){
		input "cycleTime", "decimal", title: "Minimum cycle time", required: false, defaultValue: 10
		input "fillTime", "decimal", title: "Time to fill tub", required: false, defaultValue: 5
	}
}

def installed()
{
	initialize()
}

def updated()
{
	unsubscribe()
	initialize()
}

def initialize() {
	subscribe(sensor1, "acceleration.active", accelerationActiveHandler)
	subscribe(sensor1, "acceleration.inactive", accelerationInactiveHandler)
}

def accelerationActiveHandler(evt) {
	log.trace "vibration"
	if (!state.isRunning) {
		log.info "Arming detector"
		state.isRunning = true
		state.startedAt = now()
	}
	state.stoppedAt = null
}

def accelerationInactiveHandler(evt) {
	log.trace "no vibration, isRunning: $state.isRunning"
	if (state.isRunning) {
		log.debug "startedAt: ${state.startedAt}, stoppedAt: ${state.stoppedAt}"
		if (!state.stoppedAt) {
			state.stoppedAt = now()
            def delay = Math.floor(fillTime * 60).toInteger()
			runIn(delay, checkRunning, [overwrite: false])
		}
	}
}

def checkRunning() {
	log.trace "checkRunning()"
	if (state.isRunning) {
		def fillTimeMsec = fillTime ? fillTime * 60000 : 300000
		def sensorStates = sensor1.statesSince("acceleration", new Date((now() - fillTimeMsec) as Long))

		if (!sensorStates.find{it.value == "active"}) {

			def cycleTimeMsec = cycleTime ? cycleTime * 60000 : 600000
			def duration = now() - state.startedAt
			if (duration - fillTimeMsec > cycleTimeMsec) {
				log.debug "Sending notification"

				def msg = "${sensor1.displayName} is finished"
				log.info msg

                if (location.contactBookEnabled) {
                    sendNotificationToContacts(msg, recipients)
                }
                else {

                    if (phone) {
                        sendSms phone, msg
                    } else {
                        sendPush msg
                    }

                }

				if (switches) {
					if (lightMode?.equals("Turn On Lights")) {
						switches.on()
					} else {
						flashLights()
					}
				}
			} else {
				log.debug "Not sending notification because machine wasn't running long enough $duration versus $cycleTimeMsec msec"
			}
			state.isRunning = false
			log.info "Disarming detector"
		} else {
			log.debug "skipping notification because vibration detected again"
		}
	}
	else {
		log.debug "machine no longer running"
	}
}

private flashLights() {
	def doFlash = true
	def onFor = onFor ?: 1000
	def offFor = offFor ?: 1000
	def numFlashes = numFlashes ?: 3

	log.debug "LAST ACTIVATED IS: ${state.lastActivated}"
	if (state.lastActivated) {
		def elapsed = now() - state.lastActivated
		def sequenceTime = (numFlashes + 1) * (onFor + offFor)
		doFlash = elapsed > sequenceTime
		log.debug "DO FLASH: $doFlash, ELAPSED: $elapsed, LAST ACTIVATED: ${state.lastActivated}"
	}

	if (doFlash) {
		log.debug "FLASHING $numFlashes times"
		state.lastActivated = now()
		log.debug "LAST ACTIVATED SET TO: ${state.lastActivated}"
		def initialActionOn = switches.collect{it.currentSwitch != "on"}
		def delay = 1L
		numFlashes.times {
			log.trace "Switch on after  $delay msec"
			switches.eachWithIndex {s, i ->
				if (initialActionOn[i]) {
					s.on(delay: delay)
				}
				else {
					s.off(delay:delay)
				}
			}
			delay += onFor
			log.trace "Switch off after $delay msec"
			switches.eachWithIndex {s, i ->
				if (initialActionOn[i]) {
					s.off(delay: delay)
				}
				else {
					s.on(delay:delay)
				}
			}
			delay += offFor
		}
	}
}

That's not the whole file. Can't work on it without every file and all it's content.

Thank you, I just updated it

Before everybody jumps in here and starts helping you with this.. Did you try running it as is? what errors did you get?

I did not know I could do that...

That's why I wanted to see the entire file.

I am not home to test, but I will tonight...
I edited the post, is the file correct?

OK I got this error:

No signature of method: Script1.input() is applicable for argument types: (java.util.LinkedHashMap, java.lang.String, java.lang.String, Script1$_run_closure1$_closure6$_closure9) values: [[title:Send notifications to], recipients, contact, Script1$_run_closure1$_closure6$_closure9@1d9eab9] Possible solutions: inspect(), wait(), run(), run(), any(), find() on line 37

This sounds like a very convenient app indeed but if it turns out to be too difficult or time consuming to port the app, you should be able to get the same results with a rule machine rule and a virtual switch I think.

I say this because I wanted the knock knock app from smartthings so I could have my multisensor thats on my front door let me know when there's a knock at the door. Turns out someone else in the community had already gotten it done with 2 rules and a virtual switch and it works flawlessly with 0 accidental triggers (from opening or closing the door).

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Not sure if you did a search but laundry monitor apps are available in HE community, ported or using message central app from cobra

I think you're going to need to remove any references to the old Contact Book from ST. Even ST no longer supports the contact book.

I did but they are all power monitor driven

@Cobra

Andy, will message central send notification using a vibration sensor as a trigger for laundry? I use it but with power. Thanks.

No, this is not a feature I have ever been asked for.

Andy

I looked at this to port for you but it's not worth it. You would get no additional flexibility using this compared to setting up a rule (or rules) in RM.

Create a rule like this:

If the thing stops moving for 90 seconds it notifies. If you want to make it more robust you can have a rule where it first must be active for 90 seconds which then starts a second rule. If you are really in love with the old app then it will need the contact book replaced by more generic notification options as well as the modes bit to be updated to handle HE modes.