Is there an easy way to get Hubitat virtual switches to appear in SmartThings?

[Freeluv]

Just migrated from SmartThings but unfortunately I won’t be able to get rid of it completely since I have a SmartThings tv. I’d like to be able to use some virtual switches from
Hubitat in SmartThings to control the tv. Possible?

[csteele]

There are several choices. For just a switch, there's the built in App Hub Link and it's ST companion Send Hub Events:

https://docs.hubitat.com/index.php?title=Send_Hub_Events

Far more complete is HubConnect which supports many more attributes.

[RELEASE] HubConnect - Share Devices across Multiple Hubs (no longer SmartThings!)

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Neither will work for much longer as ST kills off both their IDE and Groovy.

[Freeluv]

This is what I was worried about in the first place, groovy going away

[Freeluv]

I suppose I can use custom Alexa routines to control the tv with Hubitat virtual switches

[amithalp]

Look for the Samsung tv app. There is a community app to control Samsung tv

[mavrrick58]

Another option could be something like Node Red with the Samsung Automation Studio pallet. It isn't to hard to do and uses the new Smartthings API so isn't going to be a support probelm like Groovy apps.