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  1. Just got my Efergy Engage hub kit for monitoring my power consumption (http://engage.efergy.com). Since i'm not a fan of the web-interface / iphone app i tried to create an alfred workflow. Grab it here: http://bit.ly/1tyl4ui. How to install: 1. Import the workflow. 2. Edit the properties.py: - open Alfred preferences; - right-click on efergy workflow, choose show in finder; - edit properties.py using your favorite editor; - fill in your username and password: #!/usr/bin/python3 # encoding=utf-8 _USERNAME = "<your-username>" _PASSWORD = "<your-password>" - save the file. 3. That is all! Now type 'efergy', and your latest reading will appear. Enjoy! Feedback is welcome.
  2. Since the breaking update of NetAtmo's API the workflow stopped working (@NetAtmo: thank you for notifying the developer community *sarcasm*). Click here for an updated version. Just open the workflow folder (via workflow settings) and copy over the old properties.py file.
  3. Glad to inform you that i was able to fix the encoding issue. I also made the icons somewhat more 'matching' (ios 7 outline icons). You can grab it from this link: http://bit.ly/17zVU2L Enjoy! Improvements to come : - configuration using alfred commands; - open my.netatmo.com when pressing enter on one of the results. In case you have any feedback, let me know! Cheers.
  4. I'll try to work around this issue during the weekend. Love to get feedback on possible improvements.
  5. Perhaps it has to do with the name of your outside module, could you try using the module Schlafzimmer as _OUTDOOR_UNIT name?
  6. From the image you posted, i could notice that you left the brackets [ ] in the string values. These should be removed. Something like: _CLIENT_ID = "bla" # From Netatmo app registration _CLIENT_SECRET = "blabla" # ' ' _USERNAME = "bla@bla.com" _PASSWORD = "blabla" _INDOOR_UNIT = "Indoor" _OUTDOOR_UNIT = "Outdoor" I also noticed that you have a third module. If you like, i can alter the workflow for you so to that you can see all the metering values. Regards.
  7. Did you check the following properties? _INDOOR_UNIT = "Indoor" _OUTDOOR_UNIT = "Outdoor" Check your http://my.netatmo.com/app to verify if the unit names are correct (either go to settings / My Stations / Modules or verify the names on the app itself) and update these accordingly. There is also a small readme when you double-click the workflow name: Go to the NetAtmo website and create your netatmo account. Go to http://dev.netatmo.com/ and click on 'Create an app'. Fill in the necessary fields and click create. Note down the Client id and Client secret. You will need to enter this information in properties.py (to locate this file, right click on the NetAtmo workflow and click on 'Show in Finder'). Also enter you NetAtmo username and password and change the module id's if yours are not equal to 'Indoor' and 'Outdoor' (check your devices on the NetAtmo site). Special thanks goes out to PhilippeLt (philippelt@users.sourceforge.net) who wrote the initial python script to communicate with NetAtmo. His work was of great value for this workflow. I hope this helps.
  8. Just got my NetAtmo (http://www.netatmo.com/ WiFi Indoor and Outdoor weather station) and grabbed the opportunity to create an alfred workflow. Special thanks goes out to PhilippeLt who wrote the Python that laid the basis for this workflow (https://github.com/philippelt/netatmo-api-python). Grab it here: http://bit.ly/1gudid7 Import the workflow, edit the properties.py and type 'atmo', and your readings will appear. In case you run into troubles, let me know! Enjoy and let me know if you like it and how i can improve it! Update 13/03/2014: added extra header field 'scope' for OAUTH2 security of NetAtmo.
  9. Hi DJay, Just got my NetAtmo and grabbed the opportunity to create an alfred workflow. Special thanks goes out to PhilippeLt who wrote the Python that laid the basis for this workflow (https://github.com/philippelt/netatmo-api-python). Grab it here: http://bit.ly/H5xW9J In case you run into troubles, let me know! Enjoy and let me know if you like it and how i can improve it!
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