Click + to enter a Trigger
Select Webhook
1 - Enter "battery" for the identifier
2- Click + and enter "action" and create the variable
Completed the trigger
3 - Click the copy button with the identifier filled
to have the complete url to invoke the macro
[This macro doesn't actually use the "action" variable but it's good practice]
"https://trigger.macrodroid.com/3b045d6e-659e-49d7-xxxx-e0adbb02057f/battery"
Ok the Trigger to save it
Choose speak text
Enter the text
"SimpleHome says phone battery level is {battery} percent"
where shown below
OK and tick to save action
Tick to save all changes
Finished macro
To test, paste the copied URL [marked 3 above]
into the browser and execute
NOTE: The identifier is case sensitive, so "battery" and "Battery" are 2 different triggers
and HTTP to any local devices
in addition to those permitted
Start a new macro for sending HTTP requests
Setup the trigger same as in the previous example
except use "SimpleHome" for the identifier
Click the copy button [3] with the identifier filled
to have the url to invoke the macro
Ok the Trigger to save it
Click + to create a new action
choose HTTP request
Insert the following settings
Finalise macro - which looks like this
To test, paste the copied URL [marked 3 above]
into the browser and the action to execute
If it works from the browser it should also work from the Fitbit companion
It looks something like this
https://trigger.macrodroid.com/3b045d6e-659e-49d7-xxxx-e0adbb02057f/SimpleHome?action=http://192.168.106.131/relay?state=1
Notes:
This will send the HTTP request required, the response isn't handled but it may also be possible
If you are working across multiple local LANs access must be granted by the router.
Reference:
Consult this link to see Valid Local addresses