Homeydash.com, a Homey dashboard

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Here is how to logon to homeydash.com

  1. Navigate to https://homey.ink
  2. Scroll down and click on Log in
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  3. After login you should see this
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  4. Now open the console, where you should see something like this
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  5. Click on the link, this will take you to the original homey.ink page will look like this (information will obviously be different, but you should see a temperature, weather description and devices)
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  6. Now replace app.homey.ink/?theme=kobo-h20
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    with homeydash.com/?theme=web
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    and navigate to the new address in the addressbar.
  7. Done, the result will look like this, but the with the information from your own Homey
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When the result of any of these steps look different, please try the step again.

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Will Homeydash.com also work when still on Homey Firmware Versie: 1.5.13?
I was waiting to upgrade my Homey until I would have a new (and tested) Dashboard to replace the legacy Homeydash v0.0.19.

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Nope. Will only work from 2.0 and up.

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Thank you for the quick reply.
Will there be (in the near future) a possibility to also show an IPCAM stream and maybe also the buienradar picture/info?

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When you would download the files from github, and host them on a NAS / Raspberry Pi / webserver, you are able to edit the dashboard to include features like this. But you will need some basic web programming experience then.

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Well that also was one of the reasons why I was waiting to upgrade.
I did not want to add an additional device (e.g. Raspberry Pi) for hosting an additional service.
At the moment I do not have a NAS or server where I can host a webserver.
I was looking also to the other dashboard threads like MQQT + openHAB etc.

Maybe I will have to buy an Raspberry Pi and start experimenting with MQQT+… or the local homeydash installation.

My dashbord will be used from a centrally located IPad air.

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works like a charm!!

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Would be nice if we could see the current and total power of the day of a solar system in homeydash :wink:

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If there is a standard capability on a device that holds this information its something that can be done.

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I downloaded http server powered by apache in the android playstore and hosting the dash directly on Android device.

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I doubt if Apache Server is available in the Apple store.
For now I will use an old laptop for testing and decide on the final infrastructure later (when I’ve decided what dashboard to use)

Thank you for the information.

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Super work on the dash guys. Just hit the button on a small donation.

A question: Will it be possible to sort devices in rooms or similar in future updates?

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You mean these?
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I use this app
https://apps.athom.com/app/it.diederik.solar

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I use the same app for my solar panels. I can send you the device capabilities. Right now I can switch between the 2 options in the app (current W and todays total).

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Please do (via slack please) so I can have a look at it.

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Is it possible to add a clock to the web theme?

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Will do this by default from now on :slight_smile:

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Currently the button already has the options to show the values. Click on the button (click long) so the value will change. Is that what you wanted to see @Spoelly?

Current:
huidige_opbrengst
Daily:
dagelijkse_opbrengst

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After hours of searching and testing @DaneedeKruyff made it possible to run Homeydash.com on the old iPads!! Now running on IOS 9.x !!

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The dashboard is updated to version 1.0.4

These are the changes

  • iOS 9 support

As @Rocodamelshekima mentioned above homeydash can now be used on devices that run iOS 9. That means you can now use homeydash on an iPad 2 and iPad Mini (Gen 1) and newer. Thanks to @Rocodamelshekima for putting in the hours of testing!

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