@bulk Yes we have made the submission.

We are slowly rolling this out in different regions. Stay tuned.

@giannis-yt I would guess at the moment the Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless is one of the cheapest options.

@hello_marley the ball is moving according to plan. Please stay tuned

What you should do is to first call bind, followed by setBroadcast(true) on the socket. Then you can send messages using send.
FYI, the API is made to be compatible with Node.js API https://nodejs.org/api/dgram.html.

Have you followed the tutorial? Did you register the correct flags according to this?

Hi. You need to manually construct the Authorization header. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_access_authentication.

Our runtime is not 100% compatible with node.js and you can't directly install npm modules. However you could try copy-paste the source code into our IDE and maybe it will work.

@aconrad2 Hi. You can use Flic Single just like any other Flic with the Linux SDK.

Hi. Please see https://community.flic.io/topic/17817/internet-request-with-user-name-and-password.

Right now the http api is quite simplistic.

As written in the api documentation, both the request body and response body have the data type "String". For now if you don't find a workaround you have to use the raw TCP API.

It's likely this will be supported in a later version.

Sorry for the issue, it was an error at our side on our backend.
Please remove the buttons from the hub and add them back while the hub is connected to the internet.
Then assign the Alexa action in the app to the buttons, while you have internet.
Then they should appear in the Alexa app if you discover devices.

Hi again. Could you please give me the serial numbers of your buttons as well? (written under the battery)

@hal_bryan Hi. Can you please give us your hub serial number so that we can check if everything seems correctly set up in our backend?

@MediaMan sure!

Just pair each flic to each hub and assign the same configuration for every hub for a specific button.

Note that Smartthings can only be used with one flic hub though, per Samsung account, due to a technical limitation.

@leo Unfortunately not...

@jayjoonseo The SmartThings action is only available on the Flic Hub, i.e. not for when the Flic is connected directly to the iOS/Android app. If you have a hub, be sure to connect to it first. Then you will find SmartThings in the provider list.

@nickbevan Sometimes it can happen that you accidentally enter unicode character ” for the ". Make sure you enter this correctly.

Exactly where do you see "Unsupported URL error"?

If you don't configure WiFi on the hub, it should not emit any WiFi signals as far as I know... Do you see something different?

@ledtear are you using the lifx cloud action or the lifx lan action? Are the lights already on the same wifi (they need to be set up using the lifx app first)? What model of the lifx do you have?