In #homeassistant, using #nodered to make an API call to a #llamacpp server running #mistral 7B model. I create a prompt that asks it to summarize all the data in my house from the sensors. The results are pretty impressive for such a little model. Now I get a customized rundown, Jarvis style.
Useful? Probably not. But cool as hell. :cool_skelly:
Feel like a real asshole. Needed to display a long string in #homeassistant acquired via #nodered. HomeAssistant has a max string length of 255. Rather than figuring out how to set entity attributes from Node-Red, I just created two component strings below the threshold and recombine them in the UI.
I'm looking for a webcam plugin for my #WordPress website. Just want people to be able to view an image that I update every few seconds using #NodeRED to #SFTP it to the server. Any suggestions from people who do this?
Both my wife and I have a #LEGO set with a light kit hooked up to our #gaming#PC's. So that when our PC's are on the light kit in the hooked up set is on. Due to the motherboard during #WoL the #USB ports those sets are hooked into are always supplying power. As a result they would always be turned on. So used #nodered with information from a #ESP presence sensor, and information from the #unifi#switch the PC's are connected to to determine if they are on. When they are off the NIC speed is
The depressing point is:
I need a VPN app like #NetGuard to block apps which violating my privacy.
I need Kodi and #OpenSource Software to have a seamless integration of two Services in one app.
But one thing is cool. The Rest API of Kodi will allow to steer the TV.
I currently use the #libreelec on a raspi as an Alarmclock in the morning #nodered start online radio.
If everything works there is a plan for may use it with #Moonlight as gamestation.
In the near future I will also create a Videophone for my grandma with #Threemalibre from #Fdroid.
Just went through and organized my Home Assistant automations. Since we don't have folders yet, I had to make my own with text. I don't even have that many, but it was such a pain. Any word on some way to better organize these? I'm tempted to move them all into Node Red or somewhere, just for better organization.
I keep trying to come up with an automation in #HomeAssistant to use excess solar to charge the EV. My EVSE allows setting the current between 6 and 48 Amps, and I have lots of data points to use to determine if there is excess and set the current appropriately.
The problem is having so many options, I can't decide how to approach this. I've tried some examples on the community, but they're usually specific to Teslas which have other data available.
I've tried approaching this with #NodeRed. Some people have shared their flows, but it's very messy trying to follow such a thing, and shared code to import also rarely works without proper documentation.
What I keep getting stuck on is how to define the available amps to set the EVSE to. It depends on if it is on and need to deduct its current power from calculations, but my logic seems to fail me when trying to implement. #HomeAssistant
Ridiculously, my first implementation of the lighting hack for my #BambuLab X1C ran over HTTP, not #MQTT. I shall now fix this. #MicroPython (adding, not replacing, is the plan)
I ended up using my #NodeRED setup to do the work, since all of the other #MQTT flows are through there. Simple flow to figure out the intended command from the topic, map to the REST endpoint on the Pico's proxy, and that runs the RF TX command to change the light state. I could have potentially done this on the Pico W, but the HTTP-to-RF stuff works fine, so all I did there was a quick #MicroPython 1.20 upgrade, and a bit of tinkering with the network connection code.
So what have I been up to over the weekend. Well -
I finally found a use for my #RaspberryPi and the official 7" touch screen. It is now running #WeatherFlowPiConsole. But to save electricity costs, #homeAssisant will send an mqtt command when #Frigate detects a person in the livingroom. Which #NodeRed will intercept and run a script to turn the display on and start the program. 30 minutes after presence was last detected HomeAssistant will send an mqtt message to turn the display off and -
Oh irony! Ever since I moved to a new flat, completely devoid of any automation, my #NodeRED automation server keeps telling me to check on all these sensors I should have scattered around. Can't fault it.. works as intended. Monitor your #ZigBee devices this way too! #net_r https://notenoughtech.com/home-automation/unresponsive-sensors/
Wenn man bei #Tibber ist, will man natürlich einige Geräte basieren auf dem Strompreis steuern. Beispiel: E-Bike-Akku zum günstigen Preis nachts laden.
Für die Automatisierung nutze ich node-red-contrib-power-saver. Im #NodeRed Flow wird die günstige Zeitspanne zwischen 22 und 6 Uhr gesucht und dann über #HomeAssistant eine #Shelly-Steckdose geschaltet.
Alright new toy/project came in today. The Everything Presence One by #EverySmartHome. It's up and connected to the #WiFi , #esphome pod is up and running, now to connect #homeassistant to it and the experimenting begins!
Because I don't want to glue the EPO to the wall during positioning tests, I've built an elevated platform with #lego to put the EPO in a potential position for use.
This means I can start fiddling with all settings again until it works as desired. What helps a lot is turning the lights on and off through some #nodered automation. It won't detect me getting up here on the stairs, but that isn't a hard requirement.
Spielerei mit #nodered : der HAN-FUN Fenstersensor meldet den Zustand über einen Webendpoint. Nach 15 Min. bekomme ich ne Warnung via Signal, dass ich nicht schon wieder dieses olle Kellerfenster vergesse #homeautomation
@cymplecy@talktech@silvermoon82@CheerLights@cymplerobot I've just setup #nodeRED to have a play with this. Am I correct in thinking I can just use "Alexa, blah" if I can tolerate the 'fail tone'? Nothing seems to happen if I use "simon says" other than Alexa just repeating what I said. No debug output for that, but there is if I just use Alexa, blah
@neil I broke my 4G Pi4 a few months ago but I've found out that my older Pi3 does the same job of running my #NodeRED house #IoT so I'm not going to buy one and I'll save myself £65 :)
First part of a new long term home project coming in. An #Ubiquiti PoE+ switch to power a small #Kubernetes cluster built using #raspberrypi nodes. Going to blog about every step once it has been completed. But it is going to be a few quarters long project doing bit by bit
Put in air flow directors for some extra cooling for the switch in place as well. It's currently running at a fine 57 degrees (inside the outside is always touchable but can feel hot), but can go up to 70 especially when it is hot up here.
Monitoring everything, currently building something that queries #Prometheus and tosses it over #MQTT to @homeassistant so #nodered can turn on the cooling fan, and in the worse case scenario cut the power.
Unsmart a smart TV (lemmy.sdf.org)
How standardized a lcd panels? Could I replace the controller in a smart TV with one of these HDMI to LCD controllers?...