It includes six things; indoor temperature, outdoor temperature, indoor humidity, outdoor humidity, and two labels. You add what you want to the design window, and then move the elements around and resize them as desired.
This if what the tile looks like on a dashboard after styles have been applied;
I hope this helps. Just play with it some and it will become intuitive.
First post here, but so far have had a good time working with SharpTools. I have been using SmarThings for years now and only used the native SmartThings app as my dashboard. Recently I replaced that with a Hubitat hub and wish I did that sooner. While I was creating a dashboard with the Hubitat software I saw some post about SharpTools and gave it a try. I created a main page with a few sub menu’s. Still need some TLC on the sprinkler dashboard, but need it to warm up before I can test and see how that integration works. I’m using an Echo 15 as my screen and it seems to work well. It does get messed up sometimes and goes back to the Echo home screen, but you just need to press a button the home screen to go back the browser.
really amazing work with SuperTiles, i wish this SuperTiles is more user friendly with grids, and ability to export/import and share … it would take me weeks to setup an excellent UI dashboard such like yours
This is a dashboard for my Rachio Irrigation controller. The right hand side is a super tile with an outline of the zones and icons that allow to turn on or off a particular zone. Unfortunately the Rachio integration with Smartthings is really poor. So the right hand side is a custom tile tapping into the Rachio API. Unfortunately the public Rachio API is also not the best. This tile this is calling an undocumented API that provides the future schedule so my guests know when to take cover
It’s more of a bare bones POC for now to demonstrate that this undocumented API can be used. If anyone is interested I am happy to provide the code.
You can do it by publishing your camera feed to a public URL, but Google has made changes recently that make it much less reliable. At this point I’m about set to ditch them for different cameras that will play nicely with others.
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