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Documentation — Jeedom Plugins

A simple and efficient hub: installation, configuration, best practices and troubleshooting for my Jeedom plugins.

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👋 Welcome

Here you will find the documentation for my Jeedom plugins: short, structured pages focused on results. The goal: get up and running quickly, avoid common pitfalls, and have a single place where everything is up to date.


✅ What you'll find on this site

  • Installation guides: prerequisites, dependencies, permissions, venv (when needed)
  • Step-by-step configuration: Jeedom screens + concrete examples
  • Commands & scenarios: how to use the plugin in real life
  • Troubleshooting: common errors, what to check first, where to look
  • Compatibility: Jeedom / OS / PHP minimum, migrations, important notes

🚀 Get started in 2 minutes

1) Choose your plugin

In the Plugins menu (on the left), open the page for the plugin you're interested in.

2) Install then configure

Follow the sections in order:

  1. Installation
  2. Configuration
  3. Usage / use cases

3) If something goes wrong: check logs first

Before digging further, retrieve from Jeedom:

  • Plugin log
  • http.error (if UI / AJAX issue)
  • daemon (if the plugin uses a Python service)

🧩 Best practices (quick)

  • Always check the Jeedom version and the plugin version
  • After an update, restart the daemon (if applicable)
  • If a device "doesn't respond", check that commands are updating properly and that dependencies are OK

🐞 Report a bug / request a feature

To save time (and avoid back-and-forth), please provide:

  • Jeedom + OS version
  • Plugin version (and branch: stable/beta/dev)
  • Log excerpt (without sensitive info)
  • Steps to reproduce + what you expect

❤️ Support

If this site and these plugins help you daily, you can support development via the support button at the top of the page. Thank you 🙏