At minimum, you need the main SmartApp and at least one of the device handlers. There are 6 code files available for the installations of this app - 1 SmartApp and 5 Device Handlers. The same goes for installing updates in the future.
#SMARTTHINGS INSTALL MY OWN SMARTAPP INSTALL#
If you go that route, you can find MyQ on the list of apps, tap to install, and ignore the other install information below. Installation Instructions: SmartThings Community Installer (Strongly Recommended install/update method)īy far, the easiest way to install this Smartapp (and many other popular ones) and keep it updated is to use the SmartThings Community Installer. If there's a problem with that, SmartThings support can help. Another way to check that is to reset all cookies and log in again (or try from a different computer) to see if it logs you into a different shard at that point, which will let you verify if things are out of sync. One way to tell this is by checking the Hubs link and noticing your hub missing. If you're still having trouble, there's a small chance your IDE info is not sync'd properly across all SmartThings cloud shards. Double check to see you're using the latest code. If you get an error saying "No supported devices found," the most likely cause is you're running an older version of the SmartApp.It is still fully supported in the Classic mobile app. This SmartApp generally works with the new SmartThings app but still has some bugs when viewing the door tiles (a fix for this is in progress).It's an unfortunate hassle but is the only way we can do this without polling MyQ for status (which they will not allow done from the SmartThings cloud). Getting the door status will require a separate SmartThings-compatible sensor. Please note this SmartApp cannot read the status of the MyQ door using the MyQ tilt sensor.SmartThings MyQ Lite SmartApp Current Notes
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