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although again it’s a very nice flow from @Peter_Kawa , perhaps here is a somewhat simpler solution. Only issue is, it works with UTC (since Homey base time is always set to UTC/GMT). [image] new Date().setHours(18,0,0,0) - Date.now() < 5*60*1000; This Condition Expression card will return true …

Oh, that is a nice one. And easy. I can always use local offset variable for setHours to cover timezone and DST. Can I actually get those with BLL expression? I.e. as a local time offset?

[image] OH2TH: Can I actually get those with BLL expression? I.e. as a local time offset? Well, you can kind off, but not in the easy ‘formatting’ way: because i didn’t find a all-around solutions independend of locale and timezone. date('DATETIME', null, 'en') You will get a tag, you can u…

[image] Arie_J_Godschalk: perhaps here is a somewhat simpler solution. Thanks for the heads up, Arie! But from an average Homey user’s point of view, I could in no way ever come up with the code for ‘if BLL expression is true’ with new Date().setHours(18,0,0,0) - Date.now() < 5*60*1000; Yo…

[image] Arie_J_Godschalk: So, the complete solution would be: new Date().setHours(18-Number.parseInt(_.last(date('DATETIME', null, 'en'))),0,0,0) - Date.now() < 15*60*1000; (this is true when less then 15 minutes from your local 18u. This is guru level :crazy_face: I only missed the minute…

Exactly what I was looking for. As a proof of concept this is what I got done with it: [image] The Flow Exchange(r) - Exchange Your Flows with Others! Flows Run NN minutes ahead of a given local clock time. After some discussion in https://community.homey.app/…

Hi guys, I am getting a value (“10.01”) as a string from MQTT. How can I convert the format to a number

Use a BLL expression as tag Flowcard with: Number.parseFloat("[[tag]]") That should be it. The Number tag will contain it’s value.

Hi, I read that BLL supports arrays. I am interested to see an example. I want to store the rainfall for each day of the past week and then sum up the rainfall for the past X days to see if I should re-enable the garden watering. I would also like to track some other value daily for the past mont…

[image] Rrrr: Hi, I read that BLL supports arrays. Hey @Rrrr , Wel, yeah, not specificly, but generally, BLL supports Arrays. because i don’t exactly know how users will want to use this, i haven’t implemented special array functions or anything, but you can do that yourself quite easily. F…

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Exactly what I was looking for. As a proof of concept this is what I got done with it:

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