This SmartApp allows you to connect your existing Home Assistant devices to SmartThings. The main reason I created this is because I was frustrated by the limitations of the emulated_hue component, specifically with Google Home. With your Home Assistant devices available in SmartThings, you can connect your SmartThings hub to Alexa/Google Home instead of relying on emulated_hue.
Currently cover, light, script, and switch device types are supported.
- cover - Like emulated_hue, cover devices are treated like lights, so you have to say "turn on the shades" to open them, etc. Also supports setting the position.
- light - All lights are treated like colored bulbs. You are able to use voice control to set the color.
- script - Treated like a switch.
- switch - Basic on and off. Surprise, surprise.
You can use the smartthings_name attribute in Home Assistant to set a custom name for your device in SmartThings. Otherwise, friendly_name will be used.
- Install and publish the Smart App in the Smart App IDE using "Create via code".
- Under Settings in the Smart App IDE, add the following App Settings:
- token - a long-lived access token, created in your Home Assistant user account
- hassUrl - your Home Assistant URL
- Install and publish all Device Handlers in the Device Handler IDE using "Create via code".
- Open the SmartThings app on your phone, and install the Home Assistant Connect SmartApp from the Marketplace (under My Apps).
- Select all the Home Assistant devices you would like to connect to SmartThings.
- You should now be able to control your Home Assistant devices from SmartThings!
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