@wes I would look into the Matter libraries for Arduino. However the Flic hub Mini IS in fact a ESP32 S3. Access to the bootloader/flash etc. is literally cut off. Who would have known 😆

I have the new app installed and have successfully setup flic twists to control the volumes in 3 different Biamp Cambridge Zones. Thank you for the feature!

@gordon-0 As the "Internet Request" action in the app is designed, it unfortunately does not contain any type of cryptographic signature that you can verify to make sure the request (when received) itself actually originated from the press of the button. The only thing you can do is to provide credentials or something in the headers of the Internet Request, but those you have to design and implement yourself.

@sgemmen Thanks for this, finally got around to setting it up. It wasn't working at first but realised I needed to add the two helpers (boolean and number) for the targets of the service.

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.

@oskar

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

@Emil That fixes the issue. Thanks!

@oskar That's great thank you! I just managed to separate the logic to different files so it's shaping up well. Thanks for the help

@dhtbrowne I just tried. Seems to work fine now.

@Emil It works now! Thanks so much for your help!

I just bought Flic to do actually the same
I use Rally Tripmeter on iOS (iPhone and iPad)
exactly the same problem with clicking on the screen
the Flic button would be amazing
I know that another app (Master-Trip does use the Flic button, but I prefer to use Rally Tripmeter

Any solution for this?

@subscriptions @Emil Thanks for your response. Just caught the email about full matter launching soon, good to hear the SDK twist is coming up.

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!

We have a business solution that might have the functionality you are looking for: https://flic.io/business/device-manager.

@jakekapsandy here is an example:

var ir = require('ir'); var arr = [48256, 7029, 3405, 418, 445, 418, 445, 418, 445, 421, 445, 421, 448, 418, 445, 421, 445, 416, 445, 421, 445, 418, 445, 418, 445, 418, 445, 424, 1293, 418, 1296, 416, 448, 418, 445, 426, 445, 424, 1296, 421, 445, 416, 445, 421, 445, 424, 445, 418, 445, 421, 445, 418, 1293, 424, 445, 421, 1293, 416, 1293, 418, 1293, 424, 1293, 421, 1293, 418, 1293, 421, 34946, 7053, 1709, 421]; ir.play(new Uint32Array(arr), function(error) { console.log(error); });

@Y2K

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@gregor-vilkner yes! Can you tell me a bit more about your use cases?

@oskar Can now use the device Manager with my account, thank you for the support.

@Emil Thanks! That's super helpful.