If I understand you correct, you are looking for a way to control all lights or a group of lights with one button in Dashboard Studio.
There is logic/functionality present in Dashboard Studio, the light widget. But I am unsure if this fits your needs?
There are multiple other ways to achieve what you want, and all can be controlled by a widget/button in DS. This could be done by starting a flow in Homey from DS or let DS set a Homey variable or device capability.
Solutions I can think of (but I am sure there are other ways) :
Make a group in Homey of the lights you want to control with the group app and control this group from DS
Control each light individually in a flow in Homey that controls all lights. This has the advantage that you could work with different light levels per light (%)
Use the Homey flowcards to control all lights in a room
I tried the serial setup, just like in your preview. Now the Dashboard Studio App crashes even earlier. First at the moment of the combine. On the second try on the parsing afterwards.
Exit code: null
Exit signal SIGABRT
The status code in the flow cards is 200 (which is fine, i think)
I also found another little problem. When editing a raw svg value in the image widget, it always exits the field after each character.
Not only the lights, fans, heating, motion sensor, shuttersâŚ
The dashboard is an essential element in the monitoring and rapid control of these elements, they are integrated into Dashboard Homey. In order to act quickly on a device of a specific category.
I really donât get it. I even made an example Dashboard Studio copy of the exact elements you were referring to. You can control all of that inside Dashboard Studio and way more rapidly than inside Homeyâs native dashboard once you have everything set up. You can create specific controls to do exactly what you want with a single click or slide. You wonât need to open a control, search through the options, and then finally activate something. I am not trying to sell this software to you. Plus, it is totally free, so why not just try it? Read the manual and see what is actually possible instead of assuming all these things. It feels like you are protecting Homeyâs dashboard, but this is a completely different system. I can understand that some people prefer the native Homey dashboard because it is much easier to set up.
No need Bert, I did some digging, and I suspect your calendar file is Massive. Probably a large amount of years full of items. Combining two was too much for poor Homeyâs memory and it crashed Dashboard Studio. I shall investigate if I can optimise the memory usage when parsing these large files. I will come back to you for testing.
Euh, yes, Calendars might be gigantic. I donât know if Google allows limitting the ICS file to a shorter period? Donât know whatâs the standard-included period either? Gonna take a look at that one of these days.
My wife and I have been using Google Calendar since 2008-something. We have 3 calendars (hers, mine & shared) and theyâre all pretty well populated⌠So yeah, if everything is added into the ICSâŚ
I have no idea, Iâm going to rewrite the cards. I wanted to use as many of Homeyâs built-in cards as possible, but I didnât expect these calendars to have such massive file sizes. Iâm going to write my own ICS reader with a settable period that streams the file and immediately dumps all unnecessary data. This will be way more memory efficient than letting Homey download the full file and then parse it. If you can limit these ICS files somewhere in the google settings that would also beneficially though.
Sadly, this is going to be a breaking change for previous flow cards. Iâm sorry for everyone who has already set up their calendar flow cards: Please blame Bert for it!
You are talking about 2 different things.
Like @Bert_Onraedt, I also have the issue where the multiline note field collapses after every character entered when I want to edit the raw SVG code.
@Satoer is testing it in Markdown formatting, and I donât have this problem there.
Something else: is it also possible to have a horizontal scroll bar in the Markdown table (many rows, but also columns with solar panel values)?
I did not test this in Markdown formatting. I tested this in the RAW svg edit box:
But it is working fine on my end. In Firefox and Chrome both under windows 11. So I was wondering if other edit boxes show the same behaviour. It is hard to fix things I can not replicate.
