[Idea] Dashboard tile that shows last N notifications sent for smartly

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I don't know why but until I saw Smartly, I hadn't really realized that I could do just about whatever I wanted with the dashboard using CSS. Something I'm working on that plays nice with smarty (interested in feedback). I added a scrolling marquee (the right way using css animations) that basically checks for any push notifications sent to any mobile app devices and displays the last N push notifications sent.

Thoughts? Useful? Valuable?

Thanks @spelcheck and @TechMedX for all the cool work on Smartly!

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I think it would be cool.

This is probably feature creep on my part, but would it be possible to show last event for things like a switch, thermostats, or other devices? Not sure where you are getting the data to drive this so maybe that is out of the question.

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Right now Iā€™m subscribing to the notificationText event of the mobile app. Theoretically it could be made to subscribe to any event

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Thanks.

Interested to see where this goes.

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Though I love seeing smartly being used, is this specifically something that would require a smartly-updated dashboard?

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useful and valuable :+1: I like it!

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Iā€™m not sure. Iā€™d have to see if the same css works without smartly

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I'm confident it will :v:. happy smartly inspired you to come up with this! if you're able to do a horizontal marquee using CSS only (aside from the device), you should be able to do bootstrap-like push notifications that stack and fade out yeah?

a tile can "exist" just to be a path for injection, it doesn't necessary need to actually live in the grid :nerd_face:

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very cool, now how to program it as a stock ticker? :money_mouth_face:

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How about pushing messages to an RSS feed, and reading from that?
Just thinking out aloud :slight_smile:

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I think he's reading direct from HE so there is no external requirements. I'm looking forward to seeing the code.

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Yeah all this is doing right now is reading HE events. Now the CSS could be used to scroll anything, so if someone has a stock ticker driver, it could display that.

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