Develop a device app

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Example with Postman

For this example we will create an automation that will turn off a light if we change our location mode to or it will turn the light on if we set our location mode to or . Make sure you have a bulb paired to the SmartThings Hub in your account or a virtual device created for this test. You will also need to obtain the device id for the device you will use in this rule. In this example we will use the to create the automation.

Obtain SmartThings personal access token

• If you don’t have it already, open your Samsung account.

• Next, get a personal access token for calling the SmartThings API. You will use this as a bearer token in the Postman app. Go to the personal access tokens page and click on the Generate new token on top-right.

Make sure that you select Rules > Read all rules, Rules > Write all rules, Rules > Execute all rules, Devices > Read devices and Locations > Read locations for Authorized Scopes.

Obtain device id’s, location id and location mode id’s for use in Rules

• In Postman make a request to the to get a list of devices and their id’s.

• In Postman make a request to the to get a list of locations and a location id.

• In Postman make a request to the to get a list of the location modes.

Create a Rule

To create a rule with Postman, send a POST request to .

Start Postman. In the Authorization section of the Postman window, for the TYPE field, select Bearer Token from the drop-down menu list. This will display the Token form field on the right. Copy and paste here the personal access token that you generated above.

• In the Postman window, select POST and type in the following url: .

• In the Postman window, select Body and then click raw and then to the right select JSON from the drop down.

Here is our POST request body to create a rule that will turn off a light if our location mode is changed to , otherwise it will turn the light on if the location mode is changed to any other state (by default this would be and ).

With our new rule created via the Rules API SmartThings will automatically turn on or off your light depending on the current setting of your location mode.

Get the list of created Rules

To see the rules that you have created via the Rules API, again using Postman, send a GET request to .

• Start Postman. In the Authorization section of the Postman window, for the TYPE field, select Bearer Token from the drop-down menu list. This will display the Token form field on the right. Copy and paste here the personal access token that you generated above.

• In the Postman window, select GET and type in the SmartThings API .

Execute Rules

For complex rules it may be helpful to execute the rule manually to ensure that it is performing as expected. In this case the execute api can be used to trigger your rule instead of waiting for an event to trigger the rule automatically.

To execute the rule you created via the Rules API get it’s id by sending a GET request to

In the Postman window, select POST and type in the SmartThings API url: https://api.smartthings.com/rules/execute/:ruleId?locationId=C955F1C2-CE6B-49CA-99B7-B28B7FC493C6.

March 5, 2018

Release Contents

• Developer Workspace

  Self-published projects in local SmartThings SDK are listed in the Web Console.

• Local SDK
  • IDE: Self-publishing the devices is now supported.
  • IDE: UI manifest editor only supports viewing of the UI manifest.json file.
  • CLI: Changed the generic device plugin URI.

Known Issues

• On the Web Console a few capabilities for cloud-connected devices in unexpected ways:
  • Color Control: The blue color is not well set when you select Blue in the Palette. You will see that the Color Picker is selected even though you do not see Blue selected.
  • Smoke Detector: You cannot see state in the Dashboard, but you can check status on the Detail page.

Smart Home Devices You Can Control with SmartThings

SmartThings can connect to a wide range of products, including Ring video doorbells; Ecobee thermostats; Philips Hue and Sengled smart lights; Lutron Caseta switches and plugs; Yale, Schlage and Kwikset smart locks; and Netgear Arlo cameras. You can also use Alexa and Google Assistant to control devices connected to SmartThings. Here’s a full list of all devices that work with SmartThings.

However, there’s no integration with Nest or August, two of the bigger names in smart home products. That means I couldn’t connect my Nest Protect smoke detector or the August smart lock. Also missing is TP-Link’s Kasa lineup.

MORE: 20 Alexa Skills For Your Smart-Home Devices

When it comes time to add a new device, the SmartThings app will first attempt to discover the device automatically. If it doesn’t appear in the app, you can add it manually, selecting from a bevy of options, including TVs, air conditioners, washers and dryers, refrigerators, robot vacuums, cameras, doorbells, and lights.

Step 4: Test your device integration

1. Open the SmartThings app and enable Developer Mode[link to (note that you will not be using My Testing Devices for testing).
2. Create a Location in the format Brandname-streview (e.g. samsung-streview).
3. Select Add Device in the app and click Scan nearby to find your device.
4. Add your device and hub to the Location you created in Step 2.
5. Start testing your device with the SmartThings app by verifying the self-test guidelines and running the test cases.

Once you have successfully completed tests, send an invitation to the user to join this Location. This allows the SmartThings team to test and approve your device for publication.

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Sections and settings

Each page is composed of one or more sections, each containing a settings array with one or more setting(s).

An example response to a CONFIGURATION lifecycle request for a single-page configuration would look like:

Multiple pages

If your app requires multiple configuration pages, each response to the CONFIGURATION lifecycle should specify , , and as necessary. A CONFIGURATION request will be made to your app for each page, based upon the and .

An example response to a CONFIGURATION lifecycle request for the first page of a two-page configuration would look like:

Upon advancing to the second page, another CONFIGURATION lifecycle event occurs, and our app would respond to this request:

The last page must specify to indicate that the SmartApp configuration will be completed on this page.

Settings

Each section is composed of one or more settings, which define the type of information to gather from the user (or, in the case of the paragraph setting, display-only information).

The type of setting is denoted by the field in the setting object.

NOTE : The array must be inside a array.

Device setting

Use a DEVICE setting when your app requires the user to select one or more devices.

Devices that match the specified will be eligible for selection.
If multiple values are specified, only devices matching all requested capabilities will be eligible.

NOTE : When the user subscribes to a Capability and selects the device(s), in the SmartApp, while receiving the device events, the type of the value will correspond to the attribute type defined in the Capability.

Your app should specify the appropriate permissions it requires of the device via the field.
The available permission values are:

Permission	Description
«r»	Read access. The app may read device attributes, but not execute commands on the device.
«x»	Execute access. The app may execute command on the device.
«w»	Write access. The app may update data about the device itself.

Permissions are independent (i.e., Execute permission does not also grant read permission), and multiple permissions may be specified.

ENUM setting

The ENUM setting can be used to allow the user to select one or more options from a predefined list.

An ENUM setting may also group a set of its options by specifying :

OAUTH setting

Use the OAUTH setting when your app requires OAuth authentication with a third-party service.
The is a URL template that will be used as the callback URL during the OAuth flow with the third-party.
The OAuth callback parameter must have the URL encoded value of the OAuth callback url for SmartThings Cloud: .

NOTE : All settings values, regardless of their value type, are sent as strings.

If your authorization scenario requires you to intercept and append additional data to the callback URL, you must not modify or remove the parameter. For your SmartApp to receive additional linking data, you may include additional parameters, ensuring that remains intact. This allows SmartThings to route your additional parameter data back to your SmartApp. These parameters can have any name, excluding . It is recommended to the parameter values.

NOTE : is an opaque value used by the client to maintain state between the request and callback. The authorization server includes this value when redirecting the user-agent back to the client. See the .

Upon receiving your OAuth callback data event, your SmartApp can parse the extra data parameters from the property to retrieve these parameters from the callback.

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Приложение

Делаем своё устройство совместимым со SmartThings

• Основное преимущество – увеличение ценности продукта благодаря автоматической интеграции со всей экосистемой.
• При условии прохождения функционального тестирования, вы можете наклеить на коробочку продукта лого: «Совместимо со SmartThings»,  тем самым вы гарантируете беспроблемную установку и настройку устройства в экосистеме SmartThings.
• Как и с любой платформой, ваша задача облегчается: вам уже не нужно стараться и разрабатывать, к примеру, пользовательский интерфейс – вы можете воспользоваться стандартными кнопками и прочими элементами интерфейса SmartThings.
• Вы получаете пиар и аудиторию пользователей благодаря коммьюнити SmartThings (оно живое и активное).

How to install

To use the CLI, you need to understand how the underlying SmartThings SDK operates. This guide does not cover all of this information.

• For general information on the SmartThings SDK, see the SmartThings SDK page.
• For information on how plugins work, see the device plugin page.

You can download the SmartThings CLI standalone or as part of SmartThings SDK, which includes the CLI, virtual device, and device plugin simulator.
To download the SmartThings CLI, go to the Developer Workspace and go to Tools > Downloading the SDK. Select Windows or Mac as OS and download the CLI or SDK package.

Before you can use the SmartThings CLI, you must have all of the following installed:

• Node.js
• Java SE

For more information on prerequisites, see .

Build your Project

You need to build a project before you can test it. Building a project provides the .ppk file you install into the SmartThings app.

To build your project, navigate to the project folder and use the the following command.

Building a project generates your app with your manufacturer ID (MNID) and your device-profile Vendor ID (VID).

Reference

Your app is built using the following files:

• catalog.json: contains easy setup information for how to add devices into the SmartThings app.
• project.json: contains information for building your .ppk file.
• {MNID}_{VID}_ui.json: contains information for displaying device cards.
• {MNID}_{VID}_voice.json: contains information for handling devices using voice.

Once you build your project, a new folder is created in the project directory named . Here you find your .ppk file.

{Device-Plugin ID}_{Version}.ppk: displays device information in detail.

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Execution

Apps

Type	Limit	Description
Guardrail	35	Maximum number of apps per app type per user
100	Maximum number of total apps (active + inactive) per app type per user
Rate limit	60 requests per minute	Rate limit on all Apps API unless specified otherwise

Installed Apps

Type	Limit	Description
Guardrail	100	Maximum Installs per Location
Rate limit	60 requests per minute	Rate limit on all Installed Apps API unless specified otherwise

Execution

Type	Limit	Description
Rate limit	20 requests per minute	Execution Lifecycles (Per Installed App): EVENT, UPDATE, INSTALL, UNINSTALL, CONFIGURATION, OAUTH CALLBACK, Execute
Execution Lifecycles (Per App Target): PING

Locations

Type	Limit	Description
Guardrail	50	Maximum Locations per user
Rate limit	100 requests per minute	Get Location, List Location
20 requests per hour	Update Location
50 requests per hour	Create Location, Delete Location

Getting settings values during configuration

All input values for previously completed pages are available on the request.

Each setting value is stored in the object of the object.
The field name is the setting ID.

All settings values, regardless of their value type, are sent as strings.

Consider the case of a two-page configuration, where the user has entered in a value for setting on the first page with ID «minutes».
When the user advances to the second page, the request to the SmartApp would look like:

Note that all config entries are stored as arrays; in the case of single-entry settings this will be a one-item array.
Multiple-entry settings (e.g., selecting multiple devices for a single setting) will contain all configured inputs.

Configuration value types

Configuration values may be one of two types, as denoted by the : or .
Each value type is associated with a config object for that type as summarized in the following table:

Value type	Config name
«STRING»	«stringConfig»
«DEVICE»	«deviceConfig»

STRING type

Any non-device setting type entered by the user will be returned as a type, with a object containing the value entered.

Recall that all non-device setting inputs, regardless of their type, are stored as strings.

DEVICE type

Devices selected by the user will be returned as a type, with a object containing information about the device selected:

Как удалить?

Если вы не пользуетесь системой умного дома и само приложение вам ни к чему, тогда его можно удалить. Чем новее телефон, тем сложнее это сделать. Если в наиболее часто встречающихся смартфонах (Lenovo, Alcatel, Xiaomi, BQ и др.) можно удалить приложение простым удержанием и перетаскиванием иконки к верхней функции «удалить», то в смартфонах по типу ASUS, LG, Samsung нужно нажать на три точки вверху, откуда выбрать «Удаление / отключение приложения».

Однако в самых свежих телефонах от Samsung, например, в Galaxy S8 удаление происходит через удержание значка и с переходом в распахнувшееся контекстное меню справа к пункту «удалить».

Обратите внимание:

Код ошибки 910 (Плей Маркет): что делать?

Поскольку Smart Things – предустановленное приложение, в некоторых смартфонах оно может так просто не удалиться

Конкретно это приложение для смартфона не жизненно важно, поэтому его отключение не повредит системе, но и удалить его просто нельзя:

1. Заходим в настройки системы.
2. Находим нужно приложение.
3. Выбираем «Отключить».

Итак, подведем небольшие итоги. Что это – SmartThings Samsung? Это приложение или программа на андроид в телефоне Самсунг, например, в Galaxy, которое отвечает за активность и работоспособность техники и умных систем внутри умного дома.

Как пользоваться? Просто запустить приложение при включенных активных устройствах, чтобы Smart Things обнаружил их. Что это такое и для чего приложение нужно, мы разобрались. Если же вы хотите узнать, как отключить или даже удалить его, то тут все зависит от вашей модели и версии смартфона. В некоторых телефонах вы сможете удалить простым нажатием, в более свежих нужно заходить в настройки системы.

На этом все. Если у вас был опыт удаления или использования такой программы, приглашаем в комментарии поделиться опытом.

Capability subscriptions

SmartApps may also create subscriptions for all devices of a specified Capability in a user’s Location, if the user authorized the app to read all devices in their Location.

Capability subscriptions are created by specifying and including a object in the JSON request body:

In the example above, a subscription is created for all contact sensors in the user’s Location.
Any removal or addition of devices in the user’s Location will also be accounted for in the subscription without your app needing to do anything.

Required permissions

Creating a Capability subscription requires that the SmartApp has requested the read all devices permission.
This is set during app creation or update, and the permission format is .

The SmartApp also needs to request the permission during the INITIALIZE phase of the CONFIGURE lifecycle:

The user will be prompted to grant your app permission to read all devices in their Location.

Smart Things Hub

Для «Умного дома» с большим количеством датчиков и электронных замков рекомендуется купить Smart Things Hub. Он имеет вид небольшой коробочки, а нужен этот прибор для создания изолированной сети. Главные плюсы концентратора — большой радиус работы сети Wi-Fi, высокая степень защиты и наличие автономного источника питания (особенно это критично для работы электронных замков, которые злоумышленники могут попытаться открыть путем обесточивания дома с последующим электронным взломом замка).

Работать с этим прибором очень просто: Вы подключаете Hub к сети (обязательно) и к интернету (по желанию), запустите устройство и заходите на него, как на обычный роутер (вводите логин и пароль). После этого Вы получите доступ к комплексу программ для поиска и добавления устройств, для фильтрации адресов и так далее, а управление хабом осуществляется с помощью обычного приложения SmartThings.

Device subscriptions

SmartApps may create subscriptions for specific devices selected and authorized by the user during Configuration.
Device subscriptions are created by specifying and including a object in the JSON request body:

Components, Capabilities, and Attributes

Device subscriptions may be created at the Component, Capability, and Attribute (and attribute value) granularity, or some combination thereof.

IMPORTANT : When subscribing to a specific attribute value, the value can be any valid JSON object type, and it should correspond to the attribute type defined by the Capability. For example, if an attribute is of type NUMBER, then a JSON number would be used.

Moreover, when receiving device events, the type of the value will also correspond to the attribute type defined in the Capability, as noted above.

At its most granular, subscriptions can be created for a specific value of an attribute of a specified capability, on a specific component.
The following shows a subscription request body for when a «switch» capability device, of the «main» component, has its «switch» attribute change to «on»:

Use the wildcard operator, , to specify any value.
The following example subscription create request body shows how to create a subscription to a device for any capability and attribute event:

Omitting the is equivalent to specifying all values.

Required permissions

Creating a device subscription requires that the SmartApp has requested the permission to read specific authorized devices.
This is set during app creation or update, and the permission format is .

The SmartApp does not need to request any additional permissions during the INITIALIZE phase of the CONFIGURE lifecycle.

Upon selection of devices and authorization by the user to read these devices, all incoming requests to your SmartApp will contain permission in the form of .
This permission allows your app to get information (including device attribute values) about the authorized device.

Steps

The following are the general steps needed to create a Webhook SmartApp. Additional details will be provided in the following sections.

1. Create a web service application. See the SmartThings Node SDK or SmartThings Java SDK for an easy way to get started.
2. Register your Webhook SmartApp with SmartThings. You will need a publicly accessible HTTPS url.
3. Verify your domain ownership using the confirmation lifecycle.
4. Ensure that all incoming HTTP traffic is properly authorized to have originated from SmartThings.

NOTE : Ensure that your WebHook has an HTTPS URL. You can use free tools such as ngrok or Let’s Encrypt to enable your WebHook with HTTPS (SSL/TLS).

Откуда взялось приложение Smart Things?

Samsung, как и любая продвинутая компания современного мира, пытается поспеть за инновациями, куда входит трендовая сегодня система умного дома. Для последнего требуется управление, которое хранится на андроиде.

Smart Things – это как раз то самое приложение, которое позволяет управлять системой умного дома, а точнее, всеми умными устройствами в доме. Но для того, чтобы система заработала, должны быть подключены хоть какие-то устройства. То есть, если вы не пользуетесь технологиями умного дома, то по сути вам это приложение и не пригодится.

Для тех, кто не планирует использовать приложение для управления технологиями в своем доме, функцию можно удалить, но помните, что скорее всего при обновлениях она опять восстановится, так как является дефолтным приложением самсунговских проектов.

Что поддерживает Smart Things? Все приборы и технологии, у которых есть пометка «Works with SmartThings». Обычно ее можно найти или на упаковке прибора, или на самом гаджете. Обычно это кондиционеры, холодильники, телевизоры, домашние кинотеатры, системы сигнализации, световые устройства и пр.

Обратите внимание:

Как работает Нетфликс?

Examples

Device subscriptions

The following example shows creating a subscription to the «open» attribute of a contact sensor, including the necessary permissions requested during configuration.
It also shows the handling the UPDATE lifecycle, when a user may have changed the configured devices.
In that case, our app needs to delete subscriptions for devices that are no longer authorized, and create new subscriptions for newly configured devices.
For simplicity, our app will simply delete all existing subscriptions, and create a new subscription, regardless of if the device configuration has changed.

Capability subscription

The following example shows creating a subscription to the «open» attribute of all contact sensors for the user’s Location, including the necessary permissions requested during configuration.

In this case, there is no need to handle the UPDATE lifecycle, since the user has agreed to authorize your app to read information about all devices in their Location:

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Event

Subscriptions

Type	Limit	Description
Guardrail	20	Maximum number of Subscriptions per Installed app
Rate limit	40 requests per 15 mins	Creating Subscriptions
15 requests per 15 mins	Rate limit on all Subscriptions API unless specified otherwise

Schedules

Type	Limit	Description
Guardrail	6	Maximum Schedules per Installed app
Rate limit	12 requests per minute	POST Schedules
20 requests per 6 minutes	Rate limit on all Schedules API unless specified otherwise

Devices

Type	Limit	Description
Guardrail	10	Commands to a device per request
30	Maximum number of devices per Installed app (cloud-connected)
50	State events per request
Rate limit	12 requests per minute	Get State (per device)
Send Commands (per device)
Create State events (per device)
Rate limit on all Devices API unless specified otherwise

Device Profiles

Type	Limit	Description
Guardrail	10	Components per device
20	Capabilities per component
100	Profiles per user
Rate limit	15 requests per minute	Get device profiles by ID (per ID)
120 requests per minute	Rate limit on all Device Profiles API unless specified otherwise

Location Modes

Type	Limit	Description
Rate limit	100 requests per minute	Get Mode, List Modes, Change Current Mode
200 requests per minute	Get Current Mode
10 requests per minute	Create Mode, Update Mode

Scenes

Type	Limit	Description
Rate limit	50 requests per minute per scene	POST Execute Scene
50 requests per minute	GET List Scenes

Light

Set light value

Bixby Commands	Examples	Capabilities
Change the / dimming level to	«Change the light bulb dimming level to 25»
Maximize/Minimize the brightness of the /	«Maximize the brightness of the light» «Minimize the brightness of the light»

Dim / Brighten by a certain percentage

Bixby Commands	Examples	Capabilities
Dim the / by 50%	«Dim the light name by 50%»
Brighten the / by 50%	«Brighten the light by 50%»

Change the color

Bixby Commands	Examples	Capabilities
Change the / color to	«Change the light color to Blue»

Check status

Bixby Commands	Examples	Capabilities
Check the dimming level of the /	«Check the dimming level of the light bulb»