homebridge-bravia

[homebridge]

homebridge-bravia

[oznu]

You can get the homebridge storage directory using:

homebridge.user.storagePath();

[donavanbecker]

[normen]

Realizing that this requires some more work, the plugin stores a key file in a custom directory. I'll get back with this when I moved the plugin to the dynamic accessory model.

[normen]

Okay, v2.0.0 should be everything we ever wanted ;)

[oznu]

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[donavanbecker]

• - The plugin must successfully install.
• - The plugin must implement the Homebridge Plugin Settings GUI.
• - The plugin must not start unless it is configured.
• - The plugin must not execute post-install scripts that modify the user's system in any way.
• - The plugin must not contain any analytics or calls that enable you to track the user.
• - The plugin must not throw unhandled exceptions, the plugin must catch and log its own errors.
• - The plugin must be published to npm and the source code available on GitHub.
• - The plugin must run on all Active LTS versions of Node.js, at the time of writing this is Node.js v10 and v12.
• - The plugin must not require the user to run Homebridge in a TTY or with non-standard startup parameters, even for initial configuration.
• - If the plugin needs to write files to disk (cache, keys, etc.), it must store them inside the Homebridge storage directory.

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Everything looks good, if I could ask a request of adding the placeholder parameter into your config.schema.json so that users have a better idea of what is wanted for a specific field.

Example: IP - and having a placeholder of 192.168.1.1

[normen]

Everything looks good, if I could ask a request of adding the placeholder parameter into your config.schema.json so that users have a better idea of what is wanted for a specific field.

Example: IP - and having a placeholder of 192.168.1.1

Alright, will do with the next updates. I'd also like to fold pretty much everything below the "speaker" dropdown but I had a hell of a time with the nested arrays in the bottom breaking when I tried that, any hints are appreciated.

[normen]

Hm, to be honest I find the "placeholders" are a bit misleading themselves. At least in the dark theme - to me - in my browser - they look as if they were set defaults.

[donavanbecker]

Hm, to be honest I find the "placeholders" are a bit misleading themselves. At least in the dark theme - to me - in my browser - they look as if they were set defaults.

Understandable, not a requirement just suggestion. Thanks for the plugin!