@Emil hi it worked for me with some syntax change replacing - with :
so just change D7:E2:G3:XX:XX
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After searching through previous posts, I found mentions of a planned release for the Twist SDK.
As of November 13, 2024, has the HubSDK for Flic Twist been released?Upon reviewing the documentation at
hubsdk.flic.io/static/documentation/
I noticed information on modules such as Button, IR Sensor, HTTP, TCP, UDP, Network, and HubInfo, but nothing related to Twist.
Hence, I wanted to ask if the HubSDK for Flic Twist is indeed still unavailable. -
Hello! The only thing that I can think of that has changed, is that my Apple HomePod was upgraded recently (to version 18.2 (22K155)).
Now, SSH commands within Apple Home app - (using the 'convert to shortcut' method), cannot communicate from the Flic Hub LR over the network.
The commands work when they are tested via the Home app (because in the test scenario they are being submitted to the network either via my phone or laptop), and the Flic buttons are working as they can work with simpler Home Accessory switching. But the SSH command element does not seem able to be output successfully from the Hub LR.
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I have tried to type down the MAC address of my pc but it keep showing invalid mac address length whether I have tried this MAC address on different Wake On Lan app on the App Store, it worked! So 100% sure that the MAC address was correct, Just not working with the Wake on Lan function in the flic app. Please someone can tell me how do I fix this problem?
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TL;DR: If you use Home Assistant, getting programmatic access to Flic Twist events is doable.
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https://youtube.com/shorts/vk94HH6OKEI?si=wHioNnW3-7Nc5gYW
This video shows using the twist events to switch pandora radio stations. Each of the 25 clicks on the twist is a station.
These instructions are my best recollection of setting it up and not what actually happened. If you run into something that isn’t right, I’m happy to update this post or answer a question.
ALSO: If you know of a simpler way to work programmatically with the Flic Twist, please let me know! This was born from me wondering if it would take less time to do this than to keep checking this forum to see if the Twist SDK was available yet.
Have Home Assistant: I use Home Assistant OS on a Raspberry Pi 4. Add Matterbridge: Install Matterbridge to connect Flic devices with Home Assistant. Follow the setup to get a QR code and register your devices in the Flic app under “Providers -> Matter.” Matterbridge expos
https://github.com/t0bst4r/matterbridge-home-assistant-addon?tab=readme-ov-file Configure a Virtual Light: Install the Home Assistant File Editor.
https://github.com/home-assistant/addons/blob/master/configurator/DOCS.md Edit configuration.yaml to add a virtual light. Example configuration: light: - platform: template lights: album_dial: friendly_name: "Album Dial" level_template: "{{ states('input_number.album_dial_brightness') | int }}" value_template: "{{ is_state('input_boolean.album_dial_switch', 'on') }}" turn_on: - service: input_boolean.turn_on target: entity_id: input_boolean.album_dial_switch - service: input_number.set_value target: entity_id: input_number.album_dial_brightness data: value: 255 turn_off: service: input_boolean.turn_off target: entity_id: input_boolean.album_dial_switch set_level: - service: input_boolean.turn_on target: entity_id: input_boolean.album_dial_switch - service: input_number.set_value target: entity_id: input_number.album_dial_brightness data_template: value: "{{ brightness }}" 4. Restart Home Assistant. Your virtual light (album_dial) should appear in the Matterbridge logs. 5. Link Flic Twist to Virtual Light: In the Flic app, go to your Twist settings -> Brightness -> Link to album_dial. Turning the dial now adjusts the brightness.Optional: Use MQTT for Custom Events
If you want to integrate with the Flic Hub or other systems, publish MQTT events from Home Assistant:
Install Mosquitto Broker: Add the Mosquitto addon in Home Assistant. Set up Automation: Edit automations.yaml to publish events to MQTT: - id: publish_album_dial_to_mqtt alias: Publish Album Dial State to MQTT trigger: - platform: state entity_id: light.album_dial action: - service: mqtt.publish data: topic: home/album_dial/switch payload: > { "state": "{{ 'on' if state_attr('light.album_dial', 'brightness') | int > 0 else 'off' }}", "brightness": "{{ state_attr('light.album_dial', 'brightness') | int }}", "timestamp": "{{ now().timestamp() | int }}" } retain: true Restart Home Assistant: You should now see MQTT events in the logs or an MQTT client like MQTT Explorer.Flic Hub Integration Example
If you want to work with the Flic Hub, you can subscribe to these MQTT events:
var mqtt = require("./mqtt").create("HOME_ASSISTANT_IP", { port: 1883 }); mqtt.on("connected", function () { console.log("Connected"); mqtt.subscribe("home/album_dial/switch"); }); mqtt.on("publish", function (pub) { console.log("Received: ", pub.message); // Example: const message = JSON.parse(pub.message); }); mqtt.connect();
1. Start a Flic Hub Project: Use flic-hub-sdk-mqtt-js.
2. Subscribe to MQTT Events: Example main.js script:Hope this helps someone!