Important: The smartapp and device handler will only work with a functioning Google Assistant Relay v2 server. For information on the Google Assistant Relay visit the Google Assistant Relay v2 SmartThing's forum post.
SmartApp: Used to broadcast SmartThings device state changes to your Google Home using the Google Assistant Relay v2. The smartapp listens for smartthings device events and POST's a JSON message to the Google Assistant Relay v2 server when a device event is triggered.
Device Handler: Can be used in conjunction with 3rd party tools (ie. WebCoRE) to send custom notifications to your Google Assistant Relay v2 server.
You do not need to install both the smartapp and device handler. If you only want device notifications the smartapp will do that independently from the device handler. The device handler is handy to have if you are integrating other smartapps or 3rd party applications that need a smartthings device to perform an action. Currently the device handler only supports the speech synthesis capability.
Method 1
Login to your SmartThings API account https://account.smartthings.com/
Click My SmartApps
Click Settings
Click Add new repository and fill in the fields with these exact values and click Save: Owner: braytonstafford Name: google-assistant-relay Branch: master
Click Update from Repo and select google-assistant-relay (master)
In the right side panel under New (only in GitHub) check the box next to smartapps/braytonstafford/google-assistant-relay-notifications.src/google-assistant-relay-notifications.groovy
Check the box for Publish
Click Execute update
Method 2
Login to your SmartThings API account https://account.smartthings.com/
Click My SmartApps
Click New SmartApp
Click From Code
Copy and Paste the code from here into the code editor
Click Create
Click Publish -> For Me
Open the SmartThings App
Go to the Marketplace
Click SmartApps
Click My Apps
Click Google Assistant Relay
Choose the devices you want to receive notifications when their state changes.
Fill in the Google Assistant Relay Hostname or IP Address
Fill in the Google Assistant Relay Port
Click Save
You should now hear broadcasts to your Google Home when the selected devices' state changes.
Method 1
Login to your SmartThings API account https://account.smartthings.com/
Click My My Device Handlers
Click Settings
Click Add new repository and fill in the fields with these exact values and click Save: Owner: braytonstafford Name: google-assistant-relay Branch: master
Click Update from Repo and select google-assistant-relay (master)
In the right side panel under New (only in GitHub) check the box next to smartapps/braytonstafford/google-assistant-relay-speech.src/google-assistant-relay-speech.groovy
Check the box for Publish
Click Execute update
Method 2
Login to your SmartThings API account https://account.smartthings.com/
Click My Device Handlers
Click Create New Device Handler
Click From Code
Copy and Paste the code from here into the code editor
Click Create
Click Publish -> For Me
Login to your SmartThings API account https://account.smartthings.com/
Click My Devices
Click New Device
Enter these values in the fields and click Create:
- Name: Google Assistant Relay Speech
- Label: Google Assistant Relay Speech
- Device Network Id: GoogleAssistantRelaySpeech1
- Type: Google Assistant Relay Speech
- Version: Published
- Location: [YOUR LOCATION]
- Hub: [YOUR HUB]
- Group: Location: [YOUR GROUP] (if applicable)
Open the SmartThings App
Go to My Home
Under the Things tab click the Google Assistant Relay Speech device
Click the settings wheel in the top right
Enter the Google Assistant Relay Hostname/IP Address and Port
Click Save
Your device is now setup in the SmartThings app. This device has the speech synthesis capability which can be used with WebCoRE to send custom phrases to your Google Assistant Relay
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