This small project is a SmartThings virtual button that allows you to control a SmartThings device by launching a defined SmartThings scene.

The typical use case is to give a ability to launch a selected scene in your SmartThings hub without giving access to your full SmartThings environment. It may be useful for guests or for neighbors.

The button is protected by a PIN code that you can set.

You can try the demo of this project at bramka.vercel.app. Open this at one device and use PIN 000000.

And open the bramka.vercel.app/test page at another device or another window at least. Then you can see how the Tester reacts to the button press. You can imagine that the Tester is a SmartThings device such as a light bulb or a door lock.

Press button below to deploy this project to Vercel in one click.

Next you will be asked to set the following environment variables:

• NUXT_SMART_THINGS_API_TOKEN - your SmartThings API token (https://account.smartthings.com/tokens/new)
• NUXT_SMART_THINGS_SCENE_ID - the ID of the SmartThings scene you want to launch (https://bramka.vercel.app/setup and click "How to get the Scene ID" button)
• NUXT_PIN_CODE - the PIN code to protect the button

There are additional environment variables that you can set to customize the behavior of the button.

NUXT_SMART_THINGS_API_URL Allows you to set the URL of the SmartThings API. By default, it is set to the SmartThings API URL (https://api.smartthings.com/v1). You can use it to set a different URL, for example, if you have a custom SmartHome API server.

NUXT_ADDITIONAL_PUSH_PAUSE allows you to set the pause after the scene is launched (until the button is ready to be pushed again). By default, it is set to 0 (no pause). You can set it to a value in milliseconds.