List apps and devices?

Questions & Help
, ,
1

Is there any app or script that shows/lists all installed apps and devices that uses them?
I.e.

Sonoff:

 - Button1, SNZB-01P

 - Temp Carport, SNZB-02P

IKEA Home Smart:

 - Hallway, TRADFRI bulb E14 WS globe 470lm

Or is this info easily visible/available already somewhere?

2

Have you seen the app store pages of those apps? They list the supported devices.

3

In the mobile app: More→Apps

4

Yepp, that I’m aware of.

I’m looking for a way to do a complete listing of all apps and connected devices.

Sry for stupid question but could You please elaborate that a bit…

5

When you select an app in that page, you can see which devices are connected. You can also use the web app:

In here, you can select the list view in the top left corner. In the list view, you can view all devices and the app they use.

3 Likes
6

TY! :+1:

That’s really good enough for me!

1 Like
7

I was interested in the opposite… How to get a list of Apps that are “not used” (but consuming memory)… Asking help to Gemini, here is something that works for me.

/**

 * Universal script to list unused apps.

 * This version uses a broad inclusion check to avoid false positives.

 */



const apps = await Homey.apps.getApps();

const devices = await Homey.devices.getDevices();



const unusedApps = Object.values(apps).filter(app => {

    // We check if ANY device points to this app's ID

    const isUsed = Object.values(devices).some(device => {

        if (!device) return false;



        const uri = device.driverUri || "";

        const driverId = device.driverId || "";



        // Check if the app ID is mentioned in the URI or the Driver ID

        return uri.includes(app.id) || driverId.includes(app.id);

    });



    // We only keep apps that are NOT used

    return !isUsed;

});



// Formatting the output

const results = unusedApps.map(app => `- ${app.name} [v${app.version}] (${app.id})`);



console.log("--- Analysis of Installed Apps ---");

if (results.length > 0) {

    console.log(`Found ${results.length} app(s) with no devices configured:`);

    console.log(results.join('\n'));

} else {

    console.log("All installed apps are currently used by at least one device.");

}



return results.length > 0;

I did ask now to get a script that list all Apps and their devices… It gives me the very same list as the Homey web page “Devices” in “List” mode…

/**

 * Script to list ALL devices, including those without an explicit app ("-" in the page "devices".

 */




const apps = await Homey.apps.getApps();

const devices = await Homey.devices.getDevices();

const zones = await Homey.zones.getZones();




const zoneMap = {};

Object.values(zones).forEach(z => zoneMap[z.id] = z.name);




const appDeviceMap = {};

const orphanDevices = [];




// Init map

Object.values(apps).forEach(app => {

    appDeviceMap[app.id] = { name: app.name, version: app.version, devices: [] };

});




Object.values(devices).forEach(device => {

    if (!device) return;

    const uri = device.driverUri || "";

    const driverId = device.driverId || "";

    const zoneName = zoneMap[device.zone] || "Unknown Zone";

    const deviceLabel = `${device.name} [${zoneName}]`;




    const parentApp = Object.values(apps).find(app => 

        uri.includes(app.id) || driverId.includes(app.id)

    );




    if (parentApp) {

        appDeviceMap[parentApp.id].devices.push(deviceLabel);

    } else {

        // Capture devices that don't match any installed app

        orphanDevices.push(deviceLabel);

    }

});




// Output

console.log("--- Apps and their associated Devices ---");

Object.keys(appDeviceMap).sort().forEach(appId => {

    const data = appDeviceMap[appId];

    if (data.devices.length > 0) {

        console.log(`\n📦 ${data.name} (${appId})`);

        data.devices.sort().forEach(d => console.log(`   âž” ${d}`));

    }

});




if (orphanDevices.length > 0) {

    console.log(`\n⚠️  Internal / Unlinked Devices (No App ID found)`);

    orphanDevices.sort().forEach(d => console.log(`   âž” ${d}`));

}




return true;