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Kit Plummer

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Username: Kit Plummer
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How are you getting Twine to send the temp regularly?

in Logging Comment by Kit Plummer November 2012
I also noticed that the URL that is GET'd isn't complete, it's truncating everything after the first parameter (everything from & on). Thanks for working this...good stuff.

in Manually Fire an HTTP request (for Testing) Comment by Kit Plummer November 2012
+1 Lot's of web service hooks out there require POST or PUT, and also require one to set the content-type, and or use the raw body rather than URL parameters.

in Support HTTP calls other than GETs Comment by Kit Plummer November 2012
Oh, I see. Only the first "When,Then" box works. If I click the second "Test URL" button, the first box's button turns ready and says Error.

in Manually Fire an HTTP request (for Testing) Comment by Kit Plummer November 2012
I see the button, and I've clicked it. But, I don't know if it's not firing or I'm not receiving it. I have a rule for temperature and that seems to send the request. I have rules for orientation changes - which don't. Hmmn. Maybe my rules just…

in Manually Fire an HTTP request (for Testing) Comment by Kit Plummer November 2012
Dang...I just did what Derek has already done. That's what I get for not perusing these discussions again. I have mine running in OpenShift, and its a lighter weight Sinatra app - pumping the data into Mongo. I'll post the code shortly. If I und…

in API Comment by Kit Plummer November 2012
I've done the same as Chris, though I can do whatever I want with the data as it comes in (like generate other events that Twine doesn't) and generate spiffy little graphs. I'll post the code and a blog post shortly.

in Profiling temperature Comment by Kit Plummer November 2012
It's possible to have the Twine send its temp on a regular basis to a simple web "service" that collects them and stores them in a database. I've done this and am hosting in a free environment. I can get the data out, whenever I want and in differ…

in Logging Comment by Kit Plummer November 2012
Gary, that's possible now. Just make sure your rule's "level" is beyond where you want to start collecting (above or below some threshold). You can tell it to post the data to a URL now.

in API Comment by Kit Plummer November 2012
Perhaps it'd be useful to allow for a window. Say, only run the rule between 8A and 8P.

in Schedule a Rule Check... Comment by Kit Plummer November 2012
I found it. It's on a sticker on top of the wifi module.

in I Need the Twine's MAC... Comment by Kit Plummer October 2012

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