@russ Thanks for this, by the way!

For anyone else using TriggerCMD with Home Assistant, I wrote this helper script with a rest_command that I have found very useful for running commands with parameters (or without parameters).

Just be sure to change "ADD.YOUR.TRIGGERCMD.TOKEN.HERE" to your token.

The Script:

## -- RUN TRIGGERCMD REST COMMAND
script:
  run_triggercmd_rest_command:
    alias: Run TriggerCMD REST Command
    description: Execute a RESTful command with params and a device using triggercmd.
    icon: mdi:apple-keyboard-command
    variables:
      params: ''
      token: 'ADD.YOUR.TRIGGERCMD.TOKEN.HERE'
    fields:
      trigger:
        description: The name of the trigger
        example: Exit Windows Program
        required: true
      computer:
        description: The name of the computer as shown in your computer list on triggercmd.com.
        example: My Computer Name
        required: true
      params:
        description: Optional args string to pass with the trigger, using a space for multiple params [optional].
        example: ''
        required: false
    sequence:
    - service: rest_command.tcmd_run_command
      data:
        trigger: "{{ trigger }}"
        computer: "{{ computer }}"
        params: "{{ params }}"
        token: "{{ token }}"

The Rest Command

## -- RUN TRIGGERCMD COMMAND
rest_command:
  tcmd_run_command:
    url: 'https://www.triggercmd.com/api/run/triggerSave'
    method: POST
    content_type: 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'
    payload: 'trigger={{trigger|replace(" ","%20")}}&computer={{computer|replace(" ","-")}}&params=+{{params}}&token={{token}}'

Example Usage

service: script.run_triggercmd_rest_command
data:
  trigger: This Is The Trigger Name                 # Literally the name of the command
  computer: My Computer                             # (will render as 'My-Computer')
  params: '--female "Shutdown request confirmed"'   # This has 3 params

@russ Thanks for this, by the way!

For anyone else using TriggerCMD with Home Assistant, I wrote this helper script with a rest_command that I have found very useful for running commands with parameters (or without parameters).

Just be sure to change "ADD.YOUR.TRIGGERCMD.TOKEN.HERE" to your token.

The Script:

## -- RUN TRIGGERCMD REST COMMAND
script:
  run_triggercmd_rest_command:
    alias: Run TriggerCMD REST Command
    description: Execute a RESTful command with params and a device using triggercmd.
    icon: mdi:apple-keyboard-command
    variables:
      params: ''
      token: 'ADD.YOUR.TRIGGERCMD.TOKEN.HERE'
    fields:
      trigger:
        description: The name of the trigger
        example: Exit Windows Program
        required: true
      computer:
        description: The name of the computer as shown in your computer list on triggercmd.com.
        example: My Computer Name
        required: true
      params:
        description: Optional args string to pass with the trigger, using a space for multiple params [optional].
        example: ''
        required: false
    sequence:
    - service: rest_command.tcmd_run_command
      data:
        trigger: "{{ trigger }}"
        computer: "{{ computer }}"
        params: "{{ params }}"
        token: "{{ token }}"

The Rest Command

## -- RUN TRIGGERCMD COMMAND
rest_command:
  tcmd_run_command:
    url: 'https://www.triggercmd.com/api/run/triggerSave'
    method: POST
    content_type: 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'
    payload: 'trigger={{trigger|replace(" ","%20")}}&computer={{computer|replace(" ","-")}}&params=+{{params}}&token={{token}}'

Example Usage

service: script.run_triggercmd_rest_command
data:
  trigger: This Is The Trigger Name                 # Literally the name of the command
  computer: My Computer                             # (will render as 'My-Computer')
  params: '--female "Shutdown request confirmed"'   # This has 3 params

Is it possible to pass arguments via this method?