Current Versions of Plugins, and direct links....

Various Plugins for Indigo that Enhance Indigo. Plugins Include Mt. Lion Notifications, Find My iDevices, Switchboard & X10 Security Script, Weather Conditions!, External IP & Dynamic DNS, Redirection, and Plugin Update Notification, plus more.
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Current Versions of Plugins, and direct links....

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This is a shortcut to the Plugins that I have created....

(This post is a sticky, to prevent it from being lost in other postings...)
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  • Mountain Lion Notifications
  • Allow Indigo to use 10.8+'s Notification services.
  • Survey
  • Quickly scan your Indigo devices to find non-responsive devices.
  • What is the Survey Plugin?The Survey plugin is primarily used for helping diagnose or identifying issues with the Indigo device network. The plugin will send a “ping” out to each device on the network and track how long it takes the device to respond. These metrics can help identify devices that are slow to respond, or responding erratically.
  • More Information http://forums.indigodomo.com/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=12186

  • UPS & Battery Monitor
  • Allow Indigo to monitor any UPS that will work with the Mac OSes Energy Saver System Preference Panel.
  • Weather Conditions
  • Indigo can become your own home Weather Forecasting service.
    • At this point, Weather Conditions is effectively retired. It needs a rewrite to add State support, and Google has shut down their weather service, leaving just Weather Underground. So at this point, I will rewrite it in the future, but the current version is retired.
In addition, there are two programming API's that I have worked on.

These are not affiliated with Perceptive Automation, but I feel that other programmers should not have to re-invent the wheel:
  • Indigo Restful API
  • The Indigo Restful API, is a python wrapper that makes it easier to control Indigo via the python (through the IWS interface).
  • For example:

    Code: Select all

    	Indigo_server = indigo_restful_api.Indigo_Restful_Server ()
    	Indigo_server.set_server (r"http://192.168.1.110:8080" )
    #	Indigo_server.set_server_authentication ( "test", "test")
     	device_list = Indigo_server.get_device_list ()
     	for device in device_list:
     		device_information = Indigo_server.get_device_by_name ( device )
     		
     		name =  device_information["name"]
                    print name
    
  • Version Check
  • Version Check will poll http://www.indigo-plugins.com, and check the data base to see if there is a newer version of the plugin. If so, it will notify the user to upgrade to the newest version.
  • Version Check is retired. The concept is sound, but the web front end doesn't scale properly.
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My Plugins for Indigo (v4, v5, and v6) - http://bit.ly/U8XxPG

Security Script for v4 - http://bit.ly/QTgclf
for v5 - http://bit.ly/T6WBKu

Support Forum(s) - http://www.perceptiveautomation.com/userforum/viewforum.php?f=33
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Re: Current Versions of Plugins, and direct links....

Post by DU Lou »

Ben,
Would you like all comments and feedback regarding Switchboard (Formerly known as Indigo Security Script) to be posted in that thread, or start a new topic?

Thanks,
Lou
bschollnick2
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Re: Current Versions of Plugins, and direct links....

Post by bschollnick2 »

DU Lou wrote:Ben,
Would you like all comments and feedback regarding Switchboard (Formerly known as Indigo Security Script) to be posted in that thread, or start a new topic?
Sorry about the delay Lou. I've been playing around with some ideas... For now, jump over to here...
General Switchboard feedback
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My Plugins for Indigo (v4, v5, and v6) - http://bit.ly/U8XxPG

Security Script for v4 - http://bit.ly/QTgclf
for v5 - http://bit.ly/T6WBKu

Support Forum(s) - http://www.perceptiveautomation.com/userforum/viewforum.php?f=33
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