Hey!
Using the onevent feature for quite a time now but never managed to make it work properly to shut down my smart wall socket after pressing pause (and then leaving home) – which results in my speaker to stay powered on (which is obviously not very smart). So I reworked it a bit and now seems to work ... but now when I press pause and then press play again the script will trigger anyways. Which is also a problem (pressing play / pause sequentially a few times will trigger the scripts as many times as pressed...).
My script currently looks like this:
#!/bin/bash
if [[ "$PLAYER_EVENT" = @("playing"|"preloading"|"started") ]]; then
curl -d "" http://microlabs-p1:8123/api/webhook/p3_airplay_on
elif [ "$PLAYER_EVENT" = "stopped" ]; then
curl -d "" http://microlabs-p1:8123/api/webhook/p3_airplay_off
elif [ "$PLAYER_EVENT" = "paused" ]; then
sleep 10
curl -d "" http://microlabs-p1:8123/api/webhook/p3_airplay_off
fi
I figure I need another condition after sleep 10 to exit further execution of the script. Any idea how I can achieve this? Some kind of sub if-condition? Is that possible?
Hey!
Using the onevent feature for quite a time now but never managed to make it work properly to shut down my smart wall socket after pressing pause (and then leaving home) – which results in my speaker to stay powered on (which is obviously not very smart). So I reworked it a bit and now seems to work ... but now when I press pause and then press play again the script will trigger anyways. Which is also a problem (pressing play / pause sequentially a few times will trigger the scripts as many times as pressed...).
My script currently looks like this:
I figure I need another condition after sleep 10 to exit further execution of the script. Any idea how I can achieve this? Some kind of sub if-condition? Is that possible?