A little feedback

Steve Lee

@Russ sorry for the delay Russ, i didn't get an email notification.

Just proves fresh eyes work wonders!

Fantastic percent works. Even the Alexa docs on Home stuff said only on and off supported. Any real smart home needs more though. I certainly turn my light down to 10% at night. Can't recall where I learnt that.

S

Thanks a gain for a great service. i must pay now!

ps, it seems you might use websockets on port 80? Save port forwarding etc but would that interfere with other HTTP servers running? Usually you use different portbper server..

Russ

@Steve-Lee, actually the websocket connection is over port 443 https.

Steve Lee

@Russ ha, well do'h me what's an S matter?

I just noticed a bare url being passed to the sails.io stuff.

Same question applies about multiple servers on same port though. Maybe it's not an issue. Never thought about it before!

Russ

@Steve-Lee, websockets works with many clients connecting to the same IP and port (443) because the source IP and port are different for each client. Although I might not understand your question yet.

Steve Lee

@Russ no worries , I guess I just don't fully grock how incoming requests get routed I'll research some time. It works, that's what matters!

BTW I'll update my blog re "polish" as that now seems unfair. Thanks for being so responsive.

Russ

@Steve-Lee, thank you for blogging about TRIGGERcmd, and for the feedback.

Russ

@Steve-Lee, you inspired me to do this finally. Now you can pull out the side navigation bar with a hamburger button. That's useful on a phone.

My Windows PC:

My phone:

I also added a link to the documentation on the Instructions page.

Steve Lee

@Russ Brilliant! I only used mobile to pay But often it will be useful to trigger etc. Thanks

Steve Lee

@Russ I'm loving the

Steve Lee

@Russ Another post.

I plan a tutorial for setup and a video to demo at some point.

https://blog.fullmeasure.uk/2023/08/28/music-practice-with-alexa-and-song-master/

Russ

@Steve-Lee, thank you for doing that!