OmniThing turns your ESP32, ESP8266, Raspberry Pi, Linux Computer, or Windows Computer into a SmartThings composite Device. It is being developed as a cross-platform successor to ST_Anything.
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
I may have missed this elsewhere. I am unable to connect to omnithing.net. Has that site been removed?
Thanks
Thanks for a great way to integrate a Raspi with ST. Being an ST newbie I found that a step missing when adding your repository is you need to tell ST to integrate with Github first and then link it to my own individual GitHub account before you can then add your repository. It probably sounds obvious but Settings under Device Handlers doesn't appear until you do. Then i found ST struggles to download all of the handlers from GitHub and after publishing many go back to unpublished - I don't know if this is an issue or not.
Please could you also include instructions in the readme.md on how you could integrate features of the Raspi such as disk space/cpu usage etc. and return them to ST and also to allow different icons.
It is not obvious how to ask OmniThing to re-read it's .json configuration so I send a kill -HUP.
Finally in ST I found the Configure icon doesn't do anything - is this intended?
All these points would be really useful if we can address them in readme.md.
Thanks a lot
Ian
When running
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install omnithing
I'm getting this:
Hit:1 http://archive.raspberrypi.org/debian buster InRelease
Get:2 http://raspbian.raspberrypi.org/raspbian buster InRelease [15.0 kB]
Ign:3 http://omnithing.net/repository/rpi ./ InRelease
Err:4 http://omnithing.net/repository/rpi ./ Release
404 Not Found [IP: 192.99.169.215 80]
Reading package lists... Done
E: The repository 'http://omnithing.net/repository/rpi ./ Release' does not have a Release file.
N: Updating from such a repository can't be done securely, and is therefore disabled by default.
N: See apt-secure(8) manpage for repository creation and user configuration details.
E: Repository 'http://raspbian.raspberrypi.org/raspbian buster InRelease' changed its 'Suite' value from 'testing' to 'stable'
N: This must be accepted explicitly before updates for this repository can be applied. See apt-secure(8) manpage for details.
Also visiting http://omnithing.net/repository/rpi gives me
Cannot GET /repository/rpi/
I managed to get things mostly working, however it looks like there are some issues with the new smartthings app. I created a parent device and a couple temperature and humidity sensors. The parent device shows "Connected" but the temp/humidity sensors continuously show "Checking Status". Each device's history shows updated values and if I look in the Smartthings Classic app everything appears as expected, however I also can't create any new automations with these devices in the new app.
I have 24 devices configured using commands. I have optimised my code so that they return in < 1second providing the status of the device being controlled. This means that the entire polling loop is taking up to 30 seconds. I have the polling interval at 180 seconds with a 5 second gap between each device.
But, the devices are being polled for their status continuously in a loop. So its can take up to 1 minute (2x30 seconds) for an on/off action to be actioned by omnithing and up to 2 minutes for the status to appear in the ST app. I also have everything set to multithread switched on.
I cant figure out what I'm doing wrong here. Everything seems to be configured correctly but I get no new devices registered in ST except for the one I have manually put in.
Here is the config
{
"NetworkReceiver": {
"type": "NetworkReceiverHttpLib",
"port": 3838
},
"NetworkSender": {
"type": "NetworkSenderHttpLib",
"ip": "192.168.20.112",
"port": 39500
},
"CompositePeriphs": [],
"Devices": [
{
"triggers": [],
"subscriptions": [],
"type": "Switch",
"name": "Door 0",
"output": {
"type": "CommandExecuterSwitch",
"commandOn": "/home/pi/tea.sh",
"commandOff": "/home/pi/tea.sh",
"multithread": true
},
"invert": false,
"initial": false,
"input": {
"type": "CommandReturnCode",
"command": "/home/pi/door.py 0 status"
},
"ignoreRedundant": false
},
{
"triggers": [],
"subscriptions": [],
"type": "Switch",
"name": "Door 1",
"output": {
"type": "CommandExecuterSwitch",
"commandOn": "/home/pi/coffee.sh",
"commandOff": "/home/pi/coffee.sh",
"multithread": true
},
"invert": false,
"initial": false,
"input": {
"type": "CommandReturnCode",
"command": "/home/pi/door.py 1 status"
},
"ignoreRedundant": false
},
{
"triggers": [],
"subscriptions": [],
"type": "Switch",
"name": "Door 2",
"output": {
"type": "CommandExecuterSwitch",
"commandOn": "/home/pi/olay.sh",
"commandOff": "/home/pi/olay.sh",
"multithread": true
},
"invert": false,
"initial": false,
"input": {
"type": "CommandReturnCode",
"command": "/home/pi/door.py 2 status"
},
"ignoreRedundant": false
}
]
}
In ST I have
Name | Garage Doors
Label | Garage Doors
Type | omni_parent
Version | Self-Published
Device Network Id | 00E04C81B398
Status | ACTIVE
Hub | Home Hub
Last Activity At | 2019-07-03 2:13 PM AEST
Date Created | 2019-07-03 2:13 PM AEST
Last Updated | 2019-07-03 2:42 PM AEST
Data | No data found for device
Current States | No states found
Preferences (edit) | Name Type Value ip text 192.168.20.100 mac text 00e04c81b398 port text 3838
Execution Location | Cloud
I can see in live logging that the refresh signal gets received but nothing more happens than that.
Also when omnithings starts it seems to want to run the on/off commands, which since its controlling my garage doors seems a bit odd. Here is the latest log
Initialized pigpio
Attempting to open configuration file: config.json
Parsing Json Config:
{
"NetworkReceiver": {
"type": "NetworkReceiverHttpLib",
"port": 3838
},
"NetworkSender": {
"type": "NetworkSenderHttpLib",
"ip": "192.168.20.112",
"port": 39500
},
"CompositePeriphs": [],
"Devices": [
{
"triggers": [],
"subscriptions": [],
"type": "Switch",
"name": "Door 0",
"output": {
"type": "CommandExecuterSwitch",
"commandOn": "/home/pi/tea.sh",
"commandOff": "/home/pi/tea.sh",
"multithread": true
},
"invert": false,
"initial": false,
"input": {
"type": "CommandReturnCode",
"command": "/home/pi/door.py 0 status"
},
"ignoreRedundant": false
},
{
"triggers": [],
"subscriptions": [],
"type": "Switch",
"name": "Door 1",
"output": {
"type": "CommandExecuterSwitch",
"commandOn": "/home/pi/coffee.sh",
"commandOff": "/home/pi/coffee.sh",
"multithread": true
},
"invert": false,
"initial": false,
"input": {
"type": "CommandReturnCode",
"command": "/home/pi/door.py 1 status"
},
"ignoreRedundant": false
},
{
"triggers": [],
"subscriptions": [],
"type": "Switch",
"name": "Door 2",
"output": {
"type": "CommandExecuterSwitch",
"commandOn": "/home/pi/olay.sh",
"commandOff": "/home/pi/olay.sh",
"multithread": true
},
"invert": false,
"initial": false,
"input": {
"type": "CommandReturnCode",
"command": "/home/pi/door.py 2 status"
},
"ignoreRedundant": false
}
]
}
Found NetworkReceiver entry
Found configuration
port=3838
Successfully created new {
"type": "NetworkReceiverHttpLib",
"port": 3838
}
Found NetworkSender entry
Found configuration
ip=192.168.20.112 port=39500
Successfully created new {
"type": "NetworkSenderHttpLib",
"ip": "192.168.20.112",
"port": 39500
}
Optional input provided
Switch: write() state=off
Naming device: Door 0
Successfully created new {
"triggers": [],
"subscriptions": [],
"type": "Switch",
"name": "Door 0",
"output": {
"type": "CommandExecuterSwitch",
"commandOn": "/home/pi/tea.sh",
"commandOff": "/home/pi/tea.sh",
"multithread": true
},
"invert": false,
"initial": false,
"input": {
"type": "CommandReturnCode",
"command": "/home/pi/door.py 0 status"
},
"ignoreRedundant": false
}
Executing command: /home/pi/tea.sh
Optional input provided
Switch: write() state=off
Naming device: Door 1
Successfully created new {
"triggers": [],
"subscriptions": [],
"type": "Switch",
"name": "Door 1",
"output": {
"type": "CommandExecuterSwitch",
"commandOn": "/home/pi/coffee.sh",
"commandOff": "/home/pi/coffee.sh",
"multithread": true
},
"invert": false,
"initial": false,
"input": {
"type": "CommandReturnCode",
"command": "/home/pi/door.py 1 status"
},
"ignoreRedundant": false
}
Executing command: /home/pi/coffee.sh
Optional input provided
Switch: write() state=off
Naming device: Door 2
Successfully created new {
"triggers": [],
"subscriptions": [],
"type": "Switch",
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
"name": "Door 2",
"output": {
"type": "CommandExecuterSwitch",
"commandOn": "/home/pi/olay.sh",
"commandOff": "/home/pi/olay.sh",
"multithread": true
},
"invert": false,
"initial": false,
"input": {
"type": "CommandReturnCode",
"command": "/home/pi/door.py 2 status"
},
"ignoreRedundant": false
}Executing command: /home/pi/olay.sh
############# CONFIGURATIONS ##############
Device Configurations:
ContactSensor
Momentary
MotionSensor
RelativeHumidityMeasurement
Switch
SwitchLevel
TemperatureMeasurement
VoltageMeasurement
Composite Peripheral Configurations:
DhtReader
InputBool Configurations:
InputBoolRef
InputDebouncer
CommandReturnCode
DigitalInputPinRaspberryPi
InputFloat Configurations:
InputFloatRef
CommandParser
InputUInt Configurations:
InputUIntRef
OutputVoid Configurations:
TimedOutputBool
CommandExecuter
DigitalOutputPinRaspberryPi
OutputBool Configurations:
OutputBoolToFloat
TimedOutputBool
CommandExecuterSwitch
DigitalOutputPinRaspberryPi
OutputFloat Configurations:
PwmOutput
ServoMotor
OutputString Configurations:
NetworkReceiver Configurations:
NetworkReceiverHttpLib
NetworkSender Configurations:
NetworkSenderHttpLib
############# DEVICES ##############
Devices:
name=Door 0 type=Switch constantRun=1
name=Door 1 type=Switch constantRun=1
name=Door 2 type=Switch constantRun=1
############# TRIGGERS ##############
Triggers:
############# SUBSCRIPTIONS ##############
Subscriptions:
Initializing devices...
Starting http server thread...
Starting http server...
{"name": "Door 0", "type": "Switch", "switch": "on"}
{"name": "Door 1", "type": "Switch", "switch": "off"}
{"name": "Door 2", "type": "Switch", "switch": "on"}
Initializing scheduler...
Closing Door
Opening Door
Closing Door
Failed to operate door 0
Sending json: {"updates": [{"name": "Door 0", "type": "Switch", "switch": "on"},{"name": "Door 1", "type": "Switch", "switch": "off"},{"name": "Door 2", "type": "Switch", "switch": "on"}]}
Return value: 202
Detected switch Door 1 change to state=on
{"name": "Door 1", "type": "Switch", "switch": "on"}
emitting event=changed deviceName=Door 1
emitting event=on deviceName=Door 1
Detected switch Door 2 change to state=off
{"name": "Door 2", "type": "Switch", "switch": "off"}
emitting event=changed deviceName=Door 2
emitting event=off deviceName=Door 2
Sending json: {"updates": [{"name": "Door 1", "type": "Switch", "switch": "on"},{"name": "Door 2", "type": "Switch", "switch": "off"}]}
Return value: 202
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
No status data could be sent: $NOTIFY_SOCKET was not set
process returned: 0
process returned: 0
process returned: 0
Looks like http://omnithing.net/ is down. Is there a version I could self-host?
If I have a script that takes a numeric value as a parameter 0-255 such as for a dimmer switch or fan controller, is it possible to get this parameter via ST into OmniThing and onto the command line parameter for a switch output?
I'm working on a tuya smartlife script for my devices that I would like to use with omnithing as i can't get ty-connector to work for me and my devices are too new to be able to load tasmota through tuya ota.
I'm a super guinea pig for this project Dan - kind of new to this... :) I am going thru the install steps on this page:
https://github.com/DanielOgorchock/OmniThing
I set up the GitHubRepository, selected all Parent and Child DHs, and got an error:
All but two uploaded:
I selected these two to try again and then only one remained:
Then I went to the GitHub repository and tried to manually create the uncreated DH and got this error upon saving the code:
Org.codehaus.groovy.control.MultipleCompilationErrorsException: startup failed: script_dth_metadata_a7d2ca93_2b8b_4721_a01c_deae2a6cdcfd: 185: unable to resolve class hubitat.device.HubAction @ line 185, column 24. sendHubCommand(new hubitat.device.HubAction( ^ 1 error
I hope this is helpful!
Mark
I created the parent device for an ESP8266 configuration and set everything up the way I thought it was supposed to be but nothing happens in Hubitat.
{
"NetworkReceiver": {
"type": "NetworkManagerEsp8266",
"port": 8090,
"ssid": "SSID",
"password": "PWD"
},
"NetworkSender": {
"type": "NetworkManagerEsp8266",
"port": 39501,
"ip": "192.168.1.12",
"ssid": "SSID",
"password": "PWD"
},
"CompositePeriphs": [],
"Devices": [
{
"triggers": [],
"subscriptions": [],
"type": "SwitchLevel",
"name": "Servo",
"output": {
"type": "ServoMotor",
"pin": 12,
"revertTime": null,
"shutoffTime": 200,
"initialPercent": 100,
"noStartup": false,
"minPulse": null,
"maxPulse": null
},
"initial": 100
}
]
}
The only thing I changes was my ssid and password.
So Omnithing works beautifully. Nice! Google home will pull in the temp from a DHT11 but the other child device humidity will not. I can see the values in ST. Is this just a limitation of Google Home?
Arduino IDE 1.8.9, ESP Board Mgr v2.5.0
Created & downloaded full sketch from web site.
Beside Network Sender/Receiver, only single ContactSensor configured (snippet):
"Devices": [
{
"triggers": [
{
"interval": 12000,
"offset": 0,
"command": "poll"
}
],
"subscriptions": [],
"type": "ContactSensor",
"name": "MyContact",
"input": {
"type": "DigitalInputPinArduino",
"pin": 1,
"invert": false,
"pullup": false
},
"invert": false,
"constantPoll": true
}
]
On startup, the initial log output of loadJsonConfig truncates when it gets to this device - sometimes an odd character is at the end of string output, as if the terminating null is not present. I did add a log output of buffer in configWithProgmem before calling loadJsonConfig and it output fine.
Is there a different proven combination of IDE/Board Mgr I should try (or what other steps would you recommend to troubleshoot)?
I am trying to run your software on a SparkFun ESP32 Thing, but ran into an issue that I can not solve. I took the ZIP file that your site created and opened the INO file, compiled it and ran it. It appears that everything ran, but it failed to connect to the Smarthings hub. It says the Network Receiver connected. I have the correct IP address, but it continues to fail when trying to connect. Is there a specific port you have to connect too? I have used 8090 and 39501 with no luck. My hub is actually hard wired and does not use WiFi. However, the WiFi does have access to the wired port so other devices do not have an issue connecting to the hub from WiFi. Would this make a difference?
I have gone thru your instructions and added the device and configured the IP, port and MAC address in the ST app and that seemed to work.
I have configured an input and when that code is executed it tries to connect to the hub and it fails as well. Any ideas where I might be going wrong with the configuration/setup?
First, Your work is art! Thank you.
I wanted to use the TemperatureMeasurement device to monitor my RaspberryPi CPU temperature by running a script, something like this:
#!/bin/bash
CPU_TEMP=$(</sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone0/temp)
echo "$((CPU_TEMP/1000))"
But I don't see the CommandReturnCode as an input option, only InputFloatRef.
will CommandReturnCode be available in the future for TemperatureMeasurement device?
Thanks,
Gil :)
I managed to get things mostly working, however it looks like there are some issues with the new smartthings app. I created a parent device and a couple temperature and humidity sensors. The parent device shows "Connected" but the temp/humidity sensors continuously show "Checking Status". Each device's history shows updated values and if I look in the Smartthings Classic app everything appears as expected, however I also can't create any new automations with these devices in the new app.
I have a 8 relay board.
How do I add it to OmniThing using ESP8266?
The board l'm using a wemos d1 ESP8266.
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