RPi
GPIOGPIO turned high
Raspberry Pi
Monitor and control your RPi
Monitor the system status:
GPU and CPU temperature, load, scaling, memory usage, disk usage, users, ethernet and wifi bandwidth, GPIO, and more :)
Control from Homey:
Shutdown or reboot the system, update the OS, and control the outputs of the GPIO.
Docker containers:
Stop, start and restart containers
Run CLI commands:
From an advanced flow you can run any command you like (I hope you know what you are doing ;))
Supported devices
Flow cards
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When...
GPIO 0-53
RPi
GPIOGPIO turned low
GPIO 0-53
RPi
The CPU temperature changed
RPi
The GPU temperature changed
RPi
The CPU scaling (%) changed
RPi
The CPU usage (%) changed
RPi
The memory usage (%) changed
RPi
Active processes changed
RPi
Running processes changed
RPi
The storage usage (%) changed
RPi
The number of users changed
RPi
A user logged in
RPi
A user logged out
And...
RPi
GPIOGPIO is high
GPIO 0-53
Then...
RPi
Execute Command
Execute a CLI command.
Advanced
RPi
List containers (JSON)
Get a list and status of all Docker containers in JSON format.
Advanced
RPi
Power off (!)
ATTENTION! There is no command to power on the RPi.
RPi
Reboot
RPi
Restart container ID
RPi
Set GPIOGPIO to High/Low
RPi
Start container ID
RPi
Stop container ID
RPi
Update OS (!)
ATTENTION! This will automatically update the OS without feedback.
Support
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What's new
Version 1.0.1 — Improved non-RPi support. Minor textual changes. Updated brand color.
Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi is not compatible with the selected Homey.
Raspberry Pi will install on Homey shortly.
Changelog
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