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by thewild
31 Jul 2018 11:13
Forum: General
Topic: Kill app vs kill app process
Replies: 4
Views: 17362

Re: Kill app vs kill app process

Martin wrote:Execute Root Command: am force-stop <package> is probably the best way to close an app and its services and notifications immediately.
Thanks Martin, I'll give this a try.
by thewild
30 Jul 2018 07:09
Forum: General
Topic: Kill app vs kill app process
Replies: 4
Views: 17362

Re: Kill app vs kill app process

Hi Martin Regarding this feature, what would be the equivalent of swiping an app away in the task switcher view ? To me, this looks like the nicest way to "kill" an app. E.g. when my car bluetooth disconnects, I'd like to stop Waze and Goolge Maps. Kill App Process (15) works, but it seems very aggr...
by thewild
02 Jan 2018 15:17
Forum: Feature Requests
Topic: Tcp/udp Sending and receiving
Replies: 36
Views: 99967

Re: Tcp/udp Sending and receiving

Hi all

I would also love to have this UDP sending+listener action.
This would be very useful for IoT scripts.
A very simple example : send a UDP multicast packet for service discovery (i.e. SSDP, mDNS/ZeroConf, ...).
by thewild
31 Dec 2017 09:44
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Google Assistant
Replies: 10
Views: 39062

Re: Google Assistant

Martin wrote:Maybe IFTTT allows to directly show a notification on the Android device. You could intercept this notification with Automagic, execute a flow and remove the notification with Automagic.
I'm using this process to receive commands from my Google Home device in Automagic and it works great !
by thewild
20 Mar 2017 21:53
Forum: Feature Requests
Topic: Geofencing with Location Services
Replies: 5
Views: 15181

Re: Geofencing with Location Services

I've added time constraints directly to the periodic location trigger since Automagic has to register the time events in the system to execute the flow anyway so most of the logic was already part of this trigger. OK I get it, thanks for the information. Triggers that don't use the alarm/time featu...
by thewild
17 Mar 2017 15:25
Forum: Feature Requests
Topic: Geofencing with Location Services
Replies: 5
Views: 15181

Re: Geofencing with Location Services

All right, I change my flow to "Location", and I think it works really great ! For my information, is there a reason why "periodic location update" can be time-range limited, and not location ? I added to "time" flow to enable and disable my location flows based on time (it works, no problem), but i...
by thewild
16 Mar 2017 19:20
Forum: Feature Requests
Topic: Geofencing with Location Services
Replies: 5
Views: 15181

Re: Geofencing with Location Services

Hi, The trigger Location uses the Geofencing feature provided by the device (method Classic ). Automagic does not use any polling on it's own, the help page just mentions the polling interval since this was usually the way it was/is implemented by devices. You can also use the Google Play services ...
by thewild
16 Mar 2017 16:12
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Location precision problem
Replies: 5
Views: 14337

Re: Location precision problem

I think it may make a difference, because when you enter the area, your first location condition returns TRUE, so automagic has acknowledged that transition; I'd guess (don't know for sure) that the second location condition will look for a transition and (since that's already been acknowledged), i...
by thewild
16 Mar 2017 10:19
Forum: Feature Requests
Topic: Geofencing with Location Services
Replies: 5
Views: 15181

Geofencing with Location Services

Hi ! From reading the help files, I understand that location check is executed by Automagic in it's own code. Wouldn't be a good idea to add the possibility to use the Location Services' Geofencing API ? I think this API is very power efficient, and nicely integrated with sleep/doze. It has all the ...
by thewild
16 Mar 2017 10:09
Forum: User Help / Bug Reports
Topic: Location precision problem
Replies: 5
Views: 14337

Re: Location precision problem

The first condition returned true, and the second one also returned true (i.e., it considered I DID enter the location). I realized that because my music volume suddenly dropped to 1 while driving, which is supposed to only happen when I arrive at work. So in fact the first condition did return TRU...