Tasker is a payed app which you can install on your Android phone to send information to homey using a webhook. In this example I explaine how to send a webhook so homey knows the battery level of your phone.
First install tasker.
Open tasker on your phone.
Tasker works with profiles (In this case with an event) and tasks to complete with the profile.
TIP: Use tasker State ->Power to make a flow based on this action to find out if your phine is hooked up.
Or Event → Phone ringing → Sonos says whoś calling and pauses Netflix
etc etc
Nederlands :
Bedankt voor de tutorial met afbeeldingen
maar ik heb een vraag
ik heb alles gedaan zoals beschreven en uitgelegd maar batterij is 44% maar homey geeft nogsteeds aan 0% ?
wat kan er fout zijn ?
English :
thank you very much for this tutorial with images
but i have a question
i have done every thing from this tutorial but battery level is 44% but homey still tells me its 0 ?
what can i have done wrong ?
Nederlands:
je heb gelijk super bedankt het was de spatie
op mijn chromebook zie je die spatie bijna niet zo smal dit werk nu bedankt
English:
Your right thanks in advance it was a white space
on chromebook you cant almost not see the white space it works thanks
The last posts were about a push message from Homey to your phone, which gets read by Macrodroid.
You seem to be busy to send a webhook from your phone to Homey, as mentioned earlier in this topic.
OK, when you open this URL below in a browser, it should return two letters: "ok" https://webhook.homey.app/(your_homey-id)/my_event?tag=my_tag
When it does, the webhook is okay and received by Homey, the problem is somewhere in your flow.
BTW You know where to find your homey ID? It’s in the web app URL, right after …/homeys/
this is the flow where i store it in my variable, but still showing 0
the first part batterij-level is just the name from the url you made in macrodroid, right?