@bdaz
I’ll share how I do my Pushover notifications. You will need to get Pushover Action set up first.
Simple Rule Example for Burglar Alarm:
rule "Burglar Alarm Notification"
when
Item AlarmBurglary changed
then
if (AlarmBurglary.state==ON) {
sendPushoverMessage(pushoverBuilder("BURGLAR ALARM!!").withEmergencyPriority())
}
else cancelPushoverEmergency("Burglar Alarm Off")
end
Read the Omni Log File Rule:
NOTE: I am a total DIY’er (not code savvy) and I feel this may be a bit “cluged”. I am open to doing this a better way if there is one.
This method requires the JSONPath Transformation.
rule "Read Log and Notify"
when
Item LastLog received update
then
Thread::sleep(100)
val json = LastLog.state.toString
val tempUser = transform("JSONPATH", "$.parameter1", json)
val tempEvent = transform("JSONPATH", "$.eventType", json)
val tempParam2 = transform("JSONPATH", "$.parameter2", json)
val vUser = transform("MAP","usercode.map", tempUser)
val vEvent = transform("MAP","omnieventcode.map", tempEvent)
if (tempEvent == "105" || tempEvent == "106") {
val vParam2 = transform("MAP","door.map",tempParam2)
postUpdate(Param2, vParam2)
} else {
val vParam2 = transform("MAP","omnieventcode.map",tempParam2)
postUpdate(Param2, vParam2)
}
val message=Param2.state.toString + " " + vEvent + " by " + vUser
//logInfo("Log", Param2.state.toString + " " + vEvent + " by " + vUser)
postUpdate(LastUser, vUser)
postUpdate(LogEvent, vEvent)
sendPushoverMessage(pushoverBuilder(message))
Thread::sleep(100)
end
This rule uses .map files to convert status numbering from the Omni panel to user understandable text. Many of the event number codes are from the HAI/Leviton API document. Others are custom messages (converted to a digit) that I prgrammed into my Omni panel via PC Access.
The usercode.map file is a number list of the users you have programmed in you Omni. This avoids the need to expose any user codes in OpenHAB.
0=SYSTEM
1=SERVICE CODE
2=[NAME OF USER]
3=[NAME OF USER]
4=[NAME OF USER]
255=SYSTEM
door.map - this really equates to zone numbers assignments, I happen to have my first 3 zones assigned to doors. I should probably open this up to the rest of my zone names, at some point.
1=FRONT
2=BACK
3=GARAGE ENTRY
Example in action: I set the alarm from “Night” mode to “Off”.
2018-10-06 09:22:54.970 [vent.ItemStateChangedEvent] - AlarmMode changed from 2 to 0
Event log entry with event type 50 (user 255 System) changing to event type 48 (by user 7).
The LastLog JSON output:
2018-10-06 09:22:55.647 [vent.ItemStateChangedEvent] - LastLog changed from {"eventNumber":12894,"timeDataValid":true,"month":10,"day":5,"hour":23,"minute":23,**"eventType":50**,"parameter1":255,"parameter2":1} to {"eventNumber":12895,"timeDataValid":true,"month":10,"day":6,"hour":9,"minute":22,**"eventType":48**,"parameter1":7,"parameter2":1}
OH event log entries:
2018-10-06 09:22:55.782 [vent.ItemStateChangedEvent] - LastUser changed from SYSTEM to Steve
2018-10-06 09:22:55.786 [vent.ItemStateChangedEvent] - LogEvent changed from Alarm set to NIGHT to Alarm set to DISARM
The Pushover notification looks like this on my phone:
Hopefully this helps.
