Version 1.0.18
- Update dependencies
First, thanks for the app.
But I seem to have a bit of unexpected behaviour. Or could be because I just got into Homey and home automation in general a few days ago.
I have Omada Controller running in a docker container and I can connect from Homey app without problem.
So not sure if something is a bit strange or if I have the incorrect expectations/interpretation.
EDIT: regarding 2) I found it was indeed a misinterpretation on my end. No Offline apparently means not offline. Tested it by switching of my phone and then the status switched to Yes Offline and the icon turned red. But still confusing though having the term “offline” and the strike-through WiFi icon to indicate the device is in fact not offline.
It only shows clients for now. Support for EAPs will be added later.
The icon cannot be dynamically changed. The reason I chose “Offline” instead of “Connected” is because the capability will show up as an alarm when it’s set to Yes. So if it’s offline, it will show it as blinking red (Offline capability).
Allright, thanks for the quick reaction and explanation. I think I’m all sorted now.
(Well, actually I was trying to see if i could get an alert if a new/unknown device connected, but I already learned Omada does not support such a thing so have to find a way around that.)
Hay dude @smarthomesven
How’s the app coming along, any development on the Omada devices addition. Anything new to test?
Hi, I’m quite busy at the moment with 2 other apps that I’m currently building. But I’ll look into it ASAP.
Hi! Currently only client devices are supported, I’ll add the Omada devices soon!
Hi Sven @smarthomesven
Have you managed to find any time to make any progress on adding Omada devices To this Omada app yet dude? Would greatly appreciate any update you might have ![]()
Hi,
The implementation was a bit harder than I initially thought. I hope to publish the new version somewhere next week, when I have more time. I have it mostly working now
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@Benny_VanWynsberghe @Jacques_Derks @Drako74
I just finished the EAP support, currently with CPU, RAM and IP. Can you please test the test version?
Nice one Sven
muchly appreciated ![]()
First impressions… would it be possible to add the CPU and RAM usage to the list of Status Indicators by any chance? Pretty please ![]()
I don’t know if their API supports it, but in the Omada mobile app you can trigger a reboot of the AP remotely if it is having issues.
Apart from those suggestions, damn fine job man ![]()
Thank you kindly good sir ![]()