Create a Step Type Power Function #1782
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Currently this is not possible. You could do with an But I think it would not be much work to extend the playbook functionality to support this. That being said I'm not sure refrigerator will be 100% predictable as it is probably dependant on room temperature, how full the fridge is and how many time you open/close the door. |
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New features for playbook implemented. Will be in next version. |
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that's sweet! thanks so much for implementing that!...I agree refrigerator probably doesn't have the best correlation. My chest freezers were what I was mainly thinking of trying it with though. Can't wait to try it out! |
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Just release v1.8.8 which contains this feature. Let me know if it works for you or you run into any issues. even cooler, I also added playbook configuration to the GUI, so you don't have to use YAML per se to set it up. |
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Hi there, I"m pretty new to this tool but loving it so far. One question, is there a way to create a step sort of power function. I didn't really see anything similar to that in the documentation. My use case would be like a dumb chest freezer or refrigerator that powers on and off to keep temperature. I thought I could maybe use the playbook feature but it would basically need repeat continually and wasn't sure how that would be triggered. Thought I'd ask about other ideas.
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