Vote here for a migration option to Homey Self-Hosted Server

[smarthomesven]

@Ocyberbum

start timing out after I add 10 or more using the bridge

Make sure you add the routers (mains powered devices) first, before you add the end devices. How many routers do you have?

[H_Hi]

+1

[smarthomesven]

I’m currently building a tool for migration between Homey’s (Cloud and Pro). However, it will take a while to build since it uses a reverse engineered Homey API (Homey doesn’t offer the scopes required for something like a migration tool in their official API)

Since I only have a Pro 2019, can anyone with an SHS or Pro2023/2026/mini (or Pro2016-2019 with Moods license) share the output of this command:
Homey.moods.getMoods();
You can run it here:

Homey Developer Tools

[MarcelR]

+1

[YBakkum]

+1

[Jonathan_Draper]

Run on an HP2023. I don’t use moods normally so created a super basic one just for this. Not sure whether you need more complex moods for your purposes.

migration tool sounds amazing!

{“53780537-4db4-4d7e-b341-7246864cfdd3”: {“id”: “53780537-4db4-4d7e-b341-7246864cfdd3”,“uri”: “homey:mood:53780537-4db4-4d7e-b341-7246864cfdd3”,“name”: “Night”,“preset”: “night”,“zone”: “d28369f2-d1cd-4ccc-8656-3733221ea07c”,“devices”: {“e2bc51c4-b6bc-43bb-b549-29e01469c2a3”: {“state”: {“onoff”: true,“dim”: 0.1,“light_mode”: “temperature”,“light_temperature”: 1,“light_hue”: 0}}}}}

[JMDPC]

+1

[Deckyon]

+1

[Peter_Kawa]

@Jonathan_Draper

sorry the formatting is weird. Don’t know how to fix that

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Or just put 3 backticks around the code,
like this:

this will appear as:

the code

[Scott_Earley]

+1