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  TRIGGERcmd has an Alexa Skill
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  TRIGGERcmd mobile app on the Google Play Store
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  New Windows agent version 1.0.21
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  Now you can use IFTTT with TRIGGERcmd!
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  TRIGGERcmd was reviewed on myitforum.com
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  TRIGGERcmd agent code is now on github
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  Parameters are now supported via IFTTT, Tasker, and curl API's
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  New API for Stringify - with parameter support of course
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  Nate Hales (Bubba) made this awesome video that does SmartThings -> TRIGGERcmd -> X10
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  Nate, good question, and I like how you asked :) I think the easiest way to install curl is with this page: http://www.confusedbycode.com/curl/#downloads I downloaded curl-7.46.0-win64-local.msi from that page and installed it. That's all you should need because it will put curl.exe in a folder and add that folder to your PATH environment variable - so the TRIGGERcmd will be able to find it. To test it outside of TRIGGERcmd, just open a cmd prompt and type: curl www.google.com
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  Now you can use Zapier to trigger your commands!
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  Thank you @Christian-Robinson.
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  Now you can pass parameters to your Alexa commands
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  TRIGGERcmd Cortana skill is now live!
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  No-GUI TRIGGERcmd agent that works on 32bit Windows
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  @xander, good progress. The reason only Calculator and Notepad show up is you're only running a foreground agent. The background agent won't work in your case because you're using the basic 32bit Windows agent. The foreground agent reads foreground commands from commands.json, and the background agent reads the background commands. Are you able to run the commands from the green Trigger buttons on the website? Do you get any output in your cmd window when you trigger a command from the website?
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  New Bookmark option for each trigger
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  @tim-s, that's right - you could even just change the trigger name and change it back, and it would invalidate the bookmark URL.
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  The TRIGGERcmd Slack app is available now
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  Using TriggerCMD with smartthings
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  @steven-canary, if your commands don't accept parameters, then whether your virtual switch is on or off, it just runs the command when you toggle the virtual switch on or off. Or, in the SmartThings device handler code, you can remove the // in front of off(). That would make all of your virtual switches push buttons that automatically toggle themselves back off as soon you toggle them on. // handle commands def on() { log.debug "Executing 'on'" sendEvent(name:"switch",value:on) parent.on(this) // off() }