Integrating with Google&ESP (?)

[James]

@doron_atar

I think the easiest way to control them is sending somehow a command to google assistant when pressing a tile, but I didn’t understand if it’s possible in case I don’t have any HUB

Both dashboard tile and the rule engine supports REST API call, so it’s definitely possible to send the command from SharpTools to a remote endpoint that can control the vacuum or switch, if the endpoint is pubic accessible. Ex: you may be able to find the token used to communicate with Xiaomi cloud, and use that to send the REST request to Xiaomi cloud when a tile is tapped. I am not familiar with Xiaomi product or their cloud, and my comments are based on the discussions I have seen in other communities before. (Aka unofficial.)

Here are the resources for sending REST request via tile and rule.

How To: Call REST API from Hyperlink Tiles (Syntax)

The latest SharpTools.io release includes support for making HTTP / REST API calls from any tile that supports hyperlink actions. Tiles that support Hyperlink action (tap to expand) Important The REST endpoint you are calling must be SSL encrypted. Most browsers will throw a mixed-content warning if you try to communicate with an insecure endpoint. URL Format (Syntax) To make an HTTP REST API call, configure your Hyperlink URL with a special syntax indicating the type of REST c…

Rule HTTP Action

We’re excited to announce HTTP Actions for Rule Engine which enable you to communicate with third party applications/services like IFTTT, WebCoRE, Voice Monkey, Zapier (and more!). This further expands your smart home automation with nearly unlimited integration possibilities. [HTTP Action] HTTP Action is a Premium feature. If you are using the free tier, please let us know if you’d like us to reset your trial. This feature will close the following trending fea…

@doron_atar

But I didn’t managed getting info from the ESP (for example for Temp read)

We currently support SmartThings and Hubitat at this moment. So you will need to feed the data into either platform, so it can be integrated into SharpTools. For example, you may create a smartapp in SmartThings and device handler that you can feed your thermostat (with temperature and other attributes) to this device in SmartThings, without the need of the physical SmartThings hub. You may want to research in the SmartThings developer resource and community to find more info you need for this.