Flic for Mac?
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I'm using the lockscreen.applescript that came with the file but I'm getting a "File not executable. File path is not executable. /User/MYNAME/Documents/lockscreen.applescript" error. The sleep.sh script seems to work fine.
Anyone experienced this?
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Thank you for this! I'm using my Flic as a doorbell for my recording studio (the Hue lights blink when it is pressed) and while using my phone worked, I would sometimes wander out of range with it. Having the Flic on my desktop computer allows the whole system to be much more reliable!
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@anton LOL, I didn't see that there is a Hue script. I am using a self written ruby script to control my Hue's. I solved the "toggle"-Feature script-based with a status check on the Hue bridge.
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@marco.roth said in Flic for Mac?:
This is awesome
I controll Hue's with my flic. The only thing, which would be nice if you can "toggle" for example the click event.
The first click will turn on the lights and the second click will turn them off.
So that every 2nd click an other script will be executed. So it would work like a normal light switch
Thanks!
Are you using the Philips Hue script that is in the repository? The reason why I am asking is since it should toggle between on/off. Although it would be a nice feature to have the toggle ability directly in the app. Although when we release our official Flic app for Mac it will have native Philips hue support of course.
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This is awesome
I controll Hue's with my flic. The only thing, which would be nice if you can "toggle" for example the click event.
The first click will turn on the lights and the second click will turn them off.
So that every 2nd click an other script will be executed. So it would work like a normal light switch -
works great - 10.11.4 on MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015)
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@krishnavamsi said in Flic for Mac?:
Today installed the same on MAC and integrated lifx bulb through flic button.
Cool! I think other people might want to know how you did the LIFX integration
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@jonmichaels said in Flic for Mac?:
@anton I'm not sure how you're judging interest in the the Mac app, but I'd just like to add my name to the list of people saying "This is great!" Also, I would love to be able to add more than one button. What's the best way to find out when there's been an update to the app?
Thanks, I appreciate the comment
Well I think by now we are very convinced that we will move ahead and create a complete app for mac. We have many great ideas, such as adding the option for it to support our fliclib client/server TCP protocol (as used in our Linux SDK). That way we could easily send and receive events between different devices on the network, but also between different apps on the computer, which I think would be cool. Also, porting over much of the cloud/LAN actions from our mobile apps is a no-brainer as well.The only thing that we are not sure about at this moment is if we should do a quick fix to the current mac app to add multiple button support before we move over and start working on the big update.
Regarding updates to the app, there are currently no good way to to know for sure when there's been an update to the app. Minor updates will be pushed to GitHub without notice, but with larger updates we will most certainly post here on the forum as well, perhaps even send an email update about it. In the future we will of course have a version check in the app so that it can send a notification when there is an update available.
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Today installed the same on MAC and integrated lifx bulb through flic button.
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@anton I'm not sure how you're judging interest in the the Mac app, but I'd just like to add my name to the list of people saying "This is great!" Also, I would love to be able to add more than one button. What's the best way to find out when there's been an update to the app?
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@alundqu said in Flic for Mac?:
Is it possible to connect several Flic buttons to one Mac?
Currently not, but we will add that in a later version as soon as possible.
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Is it possible to connect several Flic buttons to one Mac?
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@flic146 said in Flic for Mac?:
Works great for me, even committed code to github, which sends the mac to sleep.
Have you thought about open-sourcing the tool, and not just the scripts?
Yes I have thought about that, but we have not made any decisions yet. We will think about it.
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Works great for me, even committed code to github, which sends the mac to sleep.
Have you thought about open-sourcing the tool, and not just the scripts?
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This is FANTASTIC!!!!
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genius!
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@cwasko said in Flic for Mac?:
What is the "Button Down / Up" thing?
So, the original reason I bought Flic was the automate my time tracking for work. I switch tasks frequently at work and wanted a way to track time with a physical device. I could never quite get things the way I wanted using Flic > IFTTT > Google > Excel > Pivot Table > ERP System. But, now with this and 65 line of AppleScript I now have cut out IFTTT and Goole and have far superior integration. Thanks! I can't wait to see where this goes.
Thanks! This is a bit of a pet project of mine so I really appreciate the positive feedback
Hopefully we can make something nice out of this!As to your question. The "Button Down / Up" are actually the raw events that the Flic produces when you push the button. Down is sent when you as soon as you press down on the button and up as soon as you release it. This not only gives better response time, but it also means that you are able to detect "custom" press events if you like, morse code perhaps
The Click/DoubleClick/Hold events are generated from the down/up events. You will notice that the click event takes longer time to arrive than buttonDown and that is since the program needs to wait a little while to see if a second click arrives. This is to distinguish between click and doubleClick.
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What is the "Button Down / Up" thing?
So, the original reason I bought Flic was the automate my time tracking for work. I switch tasks frequently at work and wanted a way to track time with a physical device. I could never quite get things the way I wanted using Flic > IFTTT > Google > Excel > Pivot Table > ERP System. But, now with this and 65 line of AppleScript I now have cut out IFTTT and Goole and have far superior integration. Thanks! I can't wait to see where this goes.
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This is great, now I can have a physical code build and deploy button.
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We have been thinking about that as well. Might come in the future, but it is not as straight forward as for Mac/Linux in my opinion. I don't know if it makes sense to have an application that triggers .bat/.exe-files on windows, but we are considering it. If you have any ideas or suggestions then let me know!
