I'm told it "doesn't currently" support it, so there is hope. The program will attempt to determine your IP address automatically, but that can be overridden by "direct_ip" which is useful if you have multiple addresses.Īs a note, the hub isn't actual doing any of the processing so if you lose Internet, updates will stop. The port used for this can be configured by the "direct_port" setting and defaults to 8000.
The hub must be able to send an http packet to your device so make sure to allow incoming traffic on the applicable port. This option allows the hub to send updates directly to your homebridge-smartthings installation. If you set it lower you will get a warning from the app but it will allow you at your own risk of the smartapp being disabled by them. The default is changing to 30 seconds to comply with requests from SmartThings developers. You can control the polling frequency with the "update_seconds" value. This option has proven to be reliable over the past year but is being deprecated due to the number of API calls required for realtime updates. This method fires every x number of seconds when configured. This is controlled via the "polling_seconds" configuration option and defaults to once an hour. If update_method is not set, "direct" is used.įull device dumps are always fetched regularly in case something has been missed. There is a new configuration item to control how you receive updates called update_method. We don't technically poll it enough to violate the posted rate limits, but I've made changes to improve performance with their advice. SmartThings has requested that this app not poll the server so much to see if there is data. If you are upgrading from a prior version, make sure you are using the latest Smartapp.
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