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Gustavo Soares

Hi @Russ, I finish to publish a package on PyPi. Feel free to test and submit your contributions. To access click here.

Russ

@Gustavo-Soares, sorry it took me so long to try this.

I just tried to download it with pip and pip3 and it fails with this message:

pip install triggercmd
Collecting triggercmd
  Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement triggercmd (from versions: )
No matching distribution found for triggercmd

EDIT: That was in Ubuntu Linux, but I tried it in Windows and on my Raspberry Pi and it worked. Very cool.

Gustavo Soares

@Russ, strange, a friend of mine uses ubuntu and managed to install normally. I'm going to create a ubuntu virtual machine and try this. Thanks for the feedback.

[offtopic] I see here that you have a PWA, very nice!! Congratulations, I really liked it.

Russ

Thanks @Gustavo-Soares, that's the first feedback I've gotten on the PWA. I'm glad you like it.

How about the new panels option? Do you think that will be useful? I plan to add features, like an option to replace the Trigger button with an On and Off button to send on or off as the parameter.

BTW, your triggercmd cli tool is really cool. As I get time I plan to test it more and maybe contribute.

Gustavo Soares

@Russ I think very nice this resource of panels, I just use this. Could be intersting in cards shape (for example), would be very beatiful and pleasant. I am thinking too that you can create a dashboard, and the data of runs could be showed there in graphics shape

And if you have more ideas and features for the CLI, feels free open pull requests if possible.

Russ

@Gustavo-Soares, thanks for the ideas. I agree the interface could be much better, but at least this works for now.

I'll probably have ideas for your triggercmd cli tool. Again, thanks for doing that.

I did just find a bug in the tool. I'll open an issue on github, and if I get time soon I can try to fix it too.

I found that it changes the text when there are special characters like the á. It changed "automático" to this:

    "voice": "autom\u00c3\u00a1tico",

Also I edited my Notepad command, not the command that got changed.

Gustavo Soares

@Russ, very good. I think applying a decode('utf-8') should solve this problem. I really hadn't tried using special characters yet.