This basically uses a twist motion as a variable speed adjuster that keeps going after hitting value from flic (intended). For that reason the virtual volume/lights/blinds should not have a limiter, instead you configure the limiter here in main.js

All you need to do is set up a virtual adjuster in the flic app and this will log the output. You can always then send this over mqtt or such

That can be tested with a main.js like this

Anyways I thought I would share how I am handling my first Flic Duo device to trigger different Home Assistant automations using the different buttons and webhooks . Hopefully this might save other people some time and effort.

main.js

var buttonManager = require("buttons");
var http = require("http");

buttonManager.on("buttonSingleOrDoubleClickOrHold", function(obj) {
	var button = buttonManager.getButton(obj.bdaddr);
	var clickType = obj.isSingleClick ? "click" : obj.isDoubleClick ? "double_click" : "hold";
	var payload = JSON.stringify({
		button_name: button.name,
		click_type: clickType,
	});

	var targetUrl = null;

	if (button.name === "lock") {
		targetUrl = "http://XXX.XXX.XX.XX:8123/api/webhook/flic-lock";
	} else if (button.name === "auto1") {
		targetUrl = "http://XXX.XXX.XX.XX:8123/api/webhook/flic-leavingHome";
	} else if (button.name === "duo1") {
			if (obj.buttonNumber === 0) {
				targetUrl = "http://XXX.XXX.XX.XX:8123/api/webhook/flic-duo1-big";
			} else if (obj.buttonNumber === 1) {
				targetUrl = "http://XXX.XXX.XX.XX:8123/api/webhook/flic-duo1-small";
			}
	}

	if (targetUrl) {
		http.makeRequest({
			url: targetUrl,
			method: "POST",
			headers: {"Content-Type": "application/json"},
			content: payload,
		}, function(err, res) {
			console.log("");
			console.log("Sent to: " + targetUrl);
			console.log("Name: " + button.name);
			console.log("ID (bdaddr): " + button.bdaddr);
			console.log("Serial: " + button.serialNumber);
			console.log("Click Type: " + clickType);
			console.log("uuid: " + button.uuid);
			console.log("key: " + button.key);
			//console.log("Button #: " + obj.buttonNumber);
			console.log("Status: " + res.statusCode);
		});
	}
});

console.log("Script started");

obj.buttonNumber returns 0 for the upper bigger button and 1 for the smaller lower button

You can also perform different automations depending on click type using an if statement where you change the keyword click using something like (YAML):

conditions:
  - condition: template
    value_template: "{{ trigger.json.click_type == 'click' }}"

The HA automation webhook trigger YAML looks something like:

triggers:
  - allowed_methods:
      - POST
      - PUT
    local_only: true
    webhook_id: flic-leavingHome
    trigger: webhook

This might not be the best way to go about this but I would be interested to hear suggestions for improvements. Now do add the rest of the new buttons and model the dimensions as a 3D STL file. It would be nice if flic also provided this as well.

Thanks for the update. I appreciate it.

I've also logged an issue with the WebKit project in case they can shed any light: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=290779

Now I need to work on using it to adjust all the lights in a room while keeping the relative brightness of them the same.

EDIT: Found this add-on which seems to work - https://community.home-assistant.io/t/relative-brightness-light-group/695450 - brightness changes are a bit jerky (not sure if this related to flic, the add-on, or something else) but it does the job for now.

the community sdk mqtt app is excellent and works great with Home Assistance albeit only with 'click', 'double-click' and 'hold' actions.. would dearly love to get twist actions supported..

Thank you in advance..

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Are there a lot of people using the matter integration? I've struggled to figure out anything I that I would use it for with the twist accept for investing time into creating a virtual matter device so I could use the twist events for my own uses...

These are the things I have in my house. Are there any interesting use cases I'm missing?

Smartthings
Philips hue
Sonos
nanoleaf
Google hubs (voice assistant)

With sonos/hue integration already working with the twist with matter (which is great...) not sure what else I could do with it.

Might be cool to see a list of matter integrations/demos with the twist functionality specifically? (more than a list of other companies that support matter)

Thank you!

I'm currently implementing the Flic Device manager Api into our ASP.Net Core application.

Normally i just add the swagger.json to the project and let visual studio do the work for me but somehow this does not work for your swagger.json

After the code is generated al functions do not return data only http status codes.

So after comparing your swagger file to an other working swagger file it looks like the schema is missing in the 200 OK responses.

I hope that someday it gets fixed so we don't need to code it ourselves