Noob here, attempting to install in Hubitat. Have added both the device (assuming driver code), and the apps code, have oauth secrets, but am getting this error code when running the installer - any ideas as to what I'm missing, forgot to do?
Error: No signature of method: app1550454886556418611033.image() is applicable for argument types: (org.codehaus.groovy.runtime.GStringImpl) values: [https://cdn.rawgit.com/tonesto7/st-community-installer/master/images/welcome.png] Possible solutions: main([Ljava.lang.String;), isCase(java.lang.Object), wait(), mainPage(), any(), wait(long)
Here's what I hope is a simple question. In RM, I want to program a morning sequence where I push a button and a series of things happens including playing a station or playlist from Spotify. How would I go about that?
Writing this from work, but it is something like this:
go to post 86 and click on the link CWWilson08 provided.
log into amazon in that link.
wierd file shows up, copy to notepad
go to one of your new echo devices in hubitat
find the executeroutineid in the device
search the notepad file for the routine you want. there will be a couple routine ids for that routine. I kept trying the different ones until I got it to work. The logs show an error if you don't get a good routineid.
Hi all. My hub has been very slow lately and the only way to resolve my issue is to reboot it. Others are suggesting a custom app or driver as the culprit. The only 2 custom apps and drivers I have are Homecloudhub and echo speaks. Has anyone else had issues with their hub slowing down after installing echo speaks?
@napalmcsr - just getting back to this. I'm lost at number 4, 'go to one of your devices in hubitat', 5 find the executeroutineid in the device. Thus far, I only have the one device in hubitat, I've only added the zwave tilt sensor at this point directly in hubitat. I can see in the logs that there are other devices that hubitat seems to know about from alexa, but they are not listed as devices in hubitat. What am I missing?
I created a Routine in the Alexa App to take a voice input and then play back the traffic and weather. I went through the process listed above but I don't see any "routine" IDs in my text editor. I have a couple of sequence IDs. Did I do something wrong?
@napalmcsr - gotcha - that makes sense now that I've read it over a few times. I've found the executeRoutineId(string rID) at line 1464 in the Echo Speaks Device. And based on @homeauto2112 comments, I see plenty of sequence IDs, but nothing called out as 'routine' IDs. Once we find an ID that meets the criteria, are we pasting that ID in the device code somewhere? I'm reading lots of stuff, but my later years are slowing me down a bit.
Many thanks for this amazing app. I have just installed it and have a few things talking to me.
I don't see a way to enable/disable debug logging in the Echo Speaks app. My logs are full of debug log messages.
it is the automationid that comes before the routine.
{"@type":"com.amazon.alexa.behaviors.model.Automation","automationId":"amzn1.alexa.automation.xxxxxx-xxxx-xx-xxx-xxxxxxxx"
Ok, I couldn't get this working, so decided best to start over and see where I could have gotten off track. I'm back to the point where I've got the Echo Speaks app installed, Heroku seems to be working as expected, and my Alexa devices are showing up in the Echo Speaks app. I've tried the experimental tests, but thus far, I'm not getting any results - no announcements, no broadcasts, etc. My tilt sensor is also no longer recognized as a device in the Alexa app. So it would appear that nothing wants to talk to me. Any clues where to begin to troubleshoot? I've reviewed some of the common errors in the troubleshooting doc, but nothing seems to fit.
I did go to one of the Echo devices and am now able to play an announcement directly on the selected device, so it look like I'm better off than I had expected, at least from the communication between Hubitat and my Echo. Happy dance !!!