Use the code from: https://github.com/ThomasTJdev/nim_websitecreator

Currently not in requirements.

nim version = 0.19.9

home/pi/nimha/nim_homeassistant/nimha.nimble(25, 1) Error: undeclared identifier: 'task'.

Nim 0.19.9 is required for xiaomi module (but why? nim 0.19.2 is enough) https://github.com/ThomasTJdev/nim_xiaomi

SQLite does not like multiple connections. Re-implement sql_safe.nim.

Only supporting websocket module 0.3.1 - not current 0.3.5.

https://github.com/niv/websocket.nim

Current modules are always included. Goal: Add/Remove modules

• Make use of macro to include user specified modules at compile time.
• Define guideline for new modules
• Document current available procs, which the modules can import, e.g. dates, mail, etc.

This can cause many Mosquitto processes to run.

/owntracks/do?action=clearhistory&username=thomastjdev&deviceid=%p

The dashboard (dashboard.tmpl) has not been updated to use alarm[0] for checking the alarm status.

# Correct
Alarm = tuple[status: string, armtime: string, countdown: string, armedtime: string]

# Bug
<div data-id="cardAlarm" class="cardAlarm item col-12 col-sm-6 col-md-6 col-lg-3">
  <div class="inner">
    # let alarmStatus = getValue(db, sql"SELECT status FROM alarm WHERE id = ?", "1")
    # template alarmClass(status: string): string =
    #   if status == alarmStatus:

This crash test was to check for breakdowns over a period of time of 24 hours * 2. No crashes after the refactory.

Avoid DB locks and faster check

Check the health of your website

See NimWC for inspiration

http://[lanip]/admin/api.php?summary

• type
• version
• overTimeData10mins
• recentBlocked

DMARC API for https://dmarc.postmarkapp.com/

When the nimha_gateway receives a message with a trigger, it starts the trigger proc asyncCheck alarmTriggered(). Inside the trigger proc, I would like to run a loop with await sleepAsync. The loop needs to break, if the user changes the alarm status from triggered to disarmed. If the user does not change the alarm status before the countdown time, the loop will set alarm status to ringing and break.

But using await inside this proc does not work. The await never finishes - therefore the alarm will never start ringing.

Trigger proc

proc alarmTriggered*(db: DbConn, trigger, device: string) {.async.} =

Await tries inside the trigger proc

# One of many tries
proc alarmTriggerTimer() {.async.}  = 
  var counter = 0
  while true:
    waitFor sleepAsync(1000)
    inc(counter)
    if counter == countDownTime or alarmStatus != "triggered":
      break

var f = alarmTriggerTimer(countDown)
while not f.finished:
  poll(1000)
    
if f.finished:
  if alarmStatus == "triggered":
    asyncCheck alarmRinging(db, trigger, device)

# Another try
var counter = 0
while true:
  await sleepAsync(100)
  inc(counter)
  if counter == countDownTime and alarmStatus == "triggered":
    alarmRinging(db, trigger, device)
    break
  elif counter == countDownTime and alarmStatus != "triggered":
    break

Allocate devices a X point, where they will be shown on a custom floor plan.

• Multiple floor plans
• Multiple devices on each plan
• Generic method to allow other products than Xiaomi

Add support for checking local network.

Implement pure Nmap solution: https://github.com/blmvxer/nim-nmap

1. Show connected devices
2. Template actions when a specific device connects to the network, e.g. disable alarm

Copy old database and config for user when upgrading version

Add a MQTT module. Features:

1. Setup custom topics which the user can subscribe to, e.g. from an Android app. The current message format is specified to the JS fronted
2. Custom listening topics. Let the user control NimHA with user defined MQTT messages.

The blocking listener used in all runners breaks in nim 0.18.1 (devel) while callbacks works fine.

Test:
Change runners to use 1 file with callbacks. That will always ease the way to use macros to implement new modules.
Keep websocket in individual file due to blocking waitFor and due to crashed
Keep www browser in individual file

proc alarmAction(db: DbConn, state: string) {.async.} = does not exec asyncCheck sendMailDb(db, row[1]) inside alarm.nim.

Nothing happens inside mail.nim.