Goodnight Scene - Notification optimisation

[Morcegolas 6]

Hi guys, I'm trying to do a scene that checks my bedroom plug, and when I turn it on ( because its an extension and have a power button ), it consumes about 0.5W only with the charges connected and without the phone / tablet and watch connected to it. When I connect everything to the charger it goes up to 10W.

 

So, when I turn on my extension I receive a push notification where I can activate Goodnight Scene that turns off everything and turns on the alarm.

 

Can I optimise this code?

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I'll add another condition that checks it the global variable Day/Night is Night, to run the script only at night. I'm not a programmer, so I don't know if its OK to use that sleep times so big.

 

Thanks.

 

[sjauquet 16]

have a look at GEA, you can do this with 2-3 lines I guess

 

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[umbex 3]

I think I'm doing the same thing in a similar way. This seems to be very solid in the last 6 months.

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[Morcegolas 6]

@umbex, sorry for the delay to responding, but I was in vacations. I'm willing to test your scene, in line 17

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what is alarmDeviceID? I understand that if the phone is charging and if its night time, then this device is turned ON, but what I what to do is to sendPushMSG() to activate or not the sceneId = 166.

 

I know that I can delete that part, and create another scene using the "PhoneCharging" variable, but if I can keep it in one scene would be grater.

 

Thanks for the help!

[Morcegolas 6]

@umbex I made this work flow chart because after trying your scene tonight I received 182 notifications :/

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I made some changes to match my scene, and gonna test again tonight.

 

Thanks for sharing your code. Just one more question, in MAIN part of the code you have a commented line:

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Why do you need to anticipate sunrise for 1 hour during winter time? And how do yo do that?

 

Thanks.