After reading on the Almond+ forum that it will be some time before a widget is available, I decided to have a go at my first widget with B4A. After all, can't have my wife fumbling around to turn WeMo bulbs on/off in the bedroom...
It is in the play store [since Jan '15]. If you don't have an Almond+, it won't be of any use to you.
Update 8/25/2015: Added additional device type support (MultiLevelSwitch, BinarySwitch), added In-App Widgets, added capability for more than one Home Screen Widget of the same size/layout but with unique settings. Added configuration for Widgets: text color, background color/transparency. Added optional restriction to one SSID.
Update 3/29/2015: Improved graphics, and an additional portrait layout.
Update 3/12/2015: now features a widget-like control available for the Notification Drawer! Works just like the Widgets on the desktop, but available anytime you can access Notifications.
On the widget, the little house icon when tapped will open the app. Tap the yellow progress bar or the lamp label to advance to the next lamp. The play store description has more information. The app and the widgets share the configuration; set from the app.
The third image promotes this was made with B4A, and with B4A-Bridge-Relay.
Thanks again, Erel, for creating B4A (etc)
-Chris, @ The 12Lab
It is in the play store [since Jan '15]. If you don't have an Almond+, it won't be of any use to you.
Update 8/25/2015: Added additional device type support (MultiLevelSwitch, BinarySwitch), added In-App Widgets, added capability for more than one Home Screen Widget of the same size/layout but with unique settings. Added configuration for Widgets: text color, background color/transparency. Added optional restriction to one SSID.
Update 3/29/2015: Improved graphics, and an additional portrait layout.
Update 3/12/2015: now features a widget-like control available for the Notification Drawer! Works just like the Widgets on the desktop, but available anytime you can access Notifications.
On the widget, the little house icon when tapped will open the app. Tap the yellow progress bar or the lamp label to advance to the next lamp. The play store description has more information. The app and the widgets share the configuration; set from the app.
The third image promotes this was made with B4A, and with B4A-Bridge-Relay.
Thanks again, Erel, for creating B4A (etc)
-Chris, @ The 12Lab
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