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Home Assistant

Home Assistant takes Dokkit's webhook as an automation trigger, so an issue can flash a light or speak on a speaker.

Set it up

On Dokkit's Alerts page, in Settings. Only the owner can change it.

An https addressDokkit sends only to https, so Home Assistant needs an https address: its own certificate, or Home Assistant Cloud.
The automationAdd the automation below in Home Assistant, with a webhook id nobody would guess.
Webhook addressOn Dokkit's Alerts page, under Webhook, paste https://your-home-assistant/api/webhook/ and that id.

What it sends

triggers:
  - trigger: webhook
    webhook_id: dokkit-change-this-id
    allowed_methods: [POST]
    local_only: true
conditions:
  - condition: template
    value_template: "{{ trigger.json.event == 'opened' }}"
actions:
  - action: notify.notify
    data:
      title: "{{ trigger.json.issue.title }} ({{ trigger.json.issue.machine }})"
      message: "{{ trigger.json.issue.note or trigger.json.issue.id }}"

Try it

Under Home Assistant, press Send a test. It says at once whether it went, or why not.

  • Leave local_only on when Dokkit and Home Assistant share a network. Turn it off only when the request comes in through Home Assistant Cloud.

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