Is there a way to get a full record of all the times a specific device with a Host module agent installed was online (ie. turned on) using the Teamviewer API? Which API call should I use for this?
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I try to build my custom IoT device that will be controlled via Google Home device, and serve people with disabilities.
The device itself is Tiva C Launchpad, that I program from scratch, meaning I will have a full control on it.
In my vision, the user wil say something like: "Ok Google, press play button", and as a result, the Google Home device will send a direct command of press_play_button to the IoT device, preferably via the local network.
I found the Google Action SDK, alongside with the Local SDK extention, but if I understood correctly, I have to be in the app mode first ("OK Google, play {app_name}") before pronouncing the action I want, which is inconvenient.
Is there any way to achieve my requirement?
If not, I may give up on the local network control, and use sort of a webhook to send HTTP request to my smart device, and in that case I wonder if MQTT will be more suitable.
Thanks.
The Local SDK is an extension to the Smart Home API. If your device matches up with the device types and traits that the Smart Home API supports then you can use that to control your device.
It has support for media players so things like play/stop should be possible.
I have build generic Smart Home control using MQTT to reach the device, but you have to provide a HTTP endpoint for the Google System to interface with. This take a little thought as you have to map MQTT asynchronous approach to HTTP's synchronous nature.
I'm using google assistant relay (https://github.com/greghesp/assistant-relay/) on Raspberry PI. My objective is to allow my automation (jeedom) server to run Google actions. For basic instructions, everything is ok, such as switch on the light of a room. But when trying to run a Google Home routine command (for example, "lunch time" that should light on living room, light off tv room) assistant doesn't run routine but answer such as if routine was not existing, for example it tries to search for a restaurant named "lunch time".
I registered a device (obtaining model id and device id) and put reference of this device in the relay system but it does not work better, same result.
In Google Home app, I set for this device permission to execute with personal data but same result.
I expect to launch routines with my relay in order to allow my jeedom server to put some advanced tasks to Google.
Developer of Assistant Relay here.
I'm not sure if the triggering Routines is a SDK limitation or not. Some people seem to have had success with Hass.io's integration, however I've not managed to get it to work (not looked into it too much)
I'm working on V3 so will see if I can get it working
Is there any way to create your own google IOT device based on webhooks and POST-request? Without using firebase, IFTT, node.js
Samples that Google are very poor, they don`t show all steps of creating your own app, they just showing how to deploy "their sample"
I tried to make action with dialogflow & webhook, it was pretty simple. Just processed JSON in POST request to Azure function.
But when I try to create IOT device, its ask me for fulfilment url and it does not even tries to reach that address. I read about action.device.sync, action.device.execute, it just does not communicate with the specified address, giving simulator some voice command doesn`t affect at all. Are there any ways to create IOT device to work with POST-requests & web-hooks?
The answer is it depends.
There are many different ways to do server-device communication: web sockets, local servers, hub/local control, polling, MQTT, and likely many others. All of these solutions have trade-offs, and work in particular circumstances. Depending on exactly what IoT device you want to build, its requirements and technical specs, and what cloud providers you are using, you may identify what works best.
If you run the sample, you'll see it is sending JSON requests to a server and expect JSON responses back. This is must like Dialogflow & a webhook. In this case, the smart home platform communicates solely with the server.
Your server can then communicate with the device in any way that you want. I'm not too familiar with Azure offerings. It might have an MQTT service as well, or some other sort of push notification service you might be able to use.
If you're seeing simulator issues, you may need to make sure your authentication is set up correctly, and you'll need to first complete account linking on your phone before you can use the simulator.
We required to send a word from one mobile device to another using wifi-direct. The wifi-direct, wifi-discoveryservice samples given in android sdk shows its usage with MainActivity. As we have app with multiple activities and from selected activities we need to send particular word to another device on wifi, we are looking for a simple 'SendWordWiFiService' approach.
Any related input in this regard is awaited. We are struggling for last 1 week trying to implement wifi-direct, wifi-discoveryservice in a project having multiple activities. But no success.
You need to use Sockets. If you haven't done them before, I suggest reading this as it got me started. Additionally you might find Oracle's documentation to be useful. In particular, you may want to read up on of using threads to run server sockets.
The steps you need to take are:
Discover peers using Wi-Fi Direct
Make a peer connection between decies (NB: Be mindful of who the group owner is once this is done, if you're application needs to differentiate between a group owner and a group client(s)).
Once the peer connection is made, sockets can be set up between the peers for the transfer of data streams, ie sending words in your case. You might find it most logical to set your Wi-Fi Direct GroupOwner as the server socket, and your GroupClient devices as a client which connects to the server.
I hope that helps.
How can I get the IP address of an iPhone and access the internal HTTP server?
I want functionality exactly like the CJournal app, to get the backup files in my desktop computer while both it and the iPhone are on the same network, using a dynamically generated link based on the IP address.
This is the screenshot from CJournal app , i made a backup for my contacts list through this app then it generated an url which is clearly shown in the image, in the url 192.168.2.7 is IP address of my iphone in my Wi-Fi network. now please suggest me how to generate this url and how to maintain or access the internal http server through my app
Have you already tried Zeroconf aka Bonjour? This is a DNS Protokol for Service and Device Discovery which is often used in Apple Environments (eg. Airplay) There is also a Windows Framework provided by Apple. On Linux Devices: take a look into Avahi which seems to be the most complete Solution at the Moment. If you need Help on implementation, take a look at the latest WWDC Videos - there have been several Sessions in the last few years.