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Cumulocity IoT Alarm App

The Cumulocity IoT Alarm App seamlessly delivers alarms to your mobile phone, offering a comprehensive overview of all alarms raised on your Cumulocity IoT tenant. You can effortlessly browse or filter through the list of alarms, collaborate by adding comments, and modify the alarm's severity or status.

By utilizing this open-source application, you can significantly reduce the development time of your own application while benefiting from enhanced source code quality and reliability. The application provides a range of functionalities, including:

  • Provides visibility of alarm available on the Cumulocity IoT platform,
  • Alarms can be viewed, acknowledged and cancelled from the mobile device,
  • Add comments on the alarms to add additional info and use it to collaborate within teams,
  • Customize your alarm watchlist to filter alarms based on your specific preferences and priorities,
  • Supports real-time push notifications for alarms on your watchlist.

Note: For enabling push notifications you will require two dedicated microservices to be deployed on your Cumulocity IoT tenant. More Details

Building your own Application: Getting Started

This repository contains open-source code you can use to build the Alarm App for Android and iOS as well as to build the needed microservices for enabling push notifications.

The latest release can be found here. Workflow

The release contains binaries for Android and iOS:

  • An unsigned APK file, which can be distributed to devices,
  • An unsigned IPA file, which can be distributed, but must be signed before deployed to devices.

The latest build archive does not contain microservices. Some properties belong to your environment and must be configured before building the microservices.

Give it a try

You can install the application on Android by downloading the APK file from the release.

Downloading the APK

  • Visit the releases section of this GitHub repository and open the latest release,
  • Download the APK file.

Installing the App

  • Note: Ensure that your device permits installations from unknown sources. You can activate this option in your device settings under Security or Biometrics and security,
  • Once the APK file is downloaded, locate it in your device's file manager or download folder,
  • Tap on the APK file to start the installation process,
  • If prompted, confirm that you want to install the app from an unknown source,
  • Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation,
  • Once installed, open the app and enter a Cumulocity IoT tenant along with your user credentials and start exploring.

Alternatively, connect your mobile phone to a PC and drag the APK file on your phone.

Contact

For all questions, please contact [email protected].

Contribution

If you've spotted something that doesn't work as you'd expect, or if you have a new feature you'd like to add, we're happy to accept contributions and bug reports.

For bug reports, please raise an issue directly in this repository by selecting the issues tab and then clicking the new issue button. Please ensure that your bug report is as detailed as possible and allows us to reproduce your issue easily.

In the case of new contributions, please create a new branch from the latest version of main. When your feature is complete and ready to evaluate, raise a new pull request.


These tools are provided as-is and without warranty or support. They do not constitute part of the Software AG product suite. Users are free to use, fork and modify them, subject to the license agreement. While Software AG welcomes contributions, we cannot guarantee to include every contribution in the master project.

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Alarm type must not contain whitespaces

This is a known limitation by the Microsoft Azure Notification Hub. As the Alarm type will be stored as a so called tag within the Notification Hub's registration it cannot contain whitespaces.

This issue will only affect push notifications. No notification can be received when the Alarm type has a whitespace.

There is no workaround. Make sure your Cumulocity IoT Alarms are created by respecting naming policies.

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