Graag gedaan. Verdient.
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Thanks, I will.
Itâs just because on Shelly it is possible that I asked:
You can also reach Raspis with Home Assistant installed. All you need to do is install the âTerminal and SSHâ add-on in HA. During configuration, you only need to assign port 22 and a password.
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Nice. What OS is being used then? Is that a dedicated HA OS?
Got my Pi Zero and added it as device, I can read all kind of Pi variables (temperature, CPU etc), but if I try to change the output of a pin, I get an error: Canât set pin value, not an output.
I also tried to trigger an event whent a GPIO gets high, but no effect as well.
Am I missing/forgetting something?
edit: Also with GPIO 22, 21 and other, I had some confusion with the GPIO pin numbers.
edit2: I sshâd into my Pi and changed an input into an output: âpinctrl set 16 opâ and now itâs working. Inputs are working as well one of my breadboard cabe had a bad connector 
edit3: No need to SSH into my Pi, can do it in a flow as well:
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That means that pin is not configured as an output. You can use this command to set pin29 to output:
raspi-gpio set 29 op
More info on gpio can be found here: Quick Start: Raspberry Pi GPIO Terminal Interface - Embedded Computing Design
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@Geim (assuming it was you), many thx for your donation! 
Your most welcome and thanks for the support.
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As a long time unix and linux system administrator I do welcome this idea. However 1 thing should relative fast be updated: The password for the ssh-user should NOT be stored anywhere. Since ssh is used, it is better to use a key-exchange with public and private keys.
Once the key-access is in place I might even use it.
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v1.0.2 is ready for testing: Raspberry Pi App for Homey | Homey
- Added Polish language support.
Many thx to Hubert Ryglowski for translating!
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