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List drivers, apps, and devices on the Hubitat hub

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Hubitat List Skill

Discover and display resources on the Hubitat hub.

Instructions

Follow these steps exactly:

Step 1: Read Configuration

Read .hubitat.json from the project root to get hub_ip.

Step 2: Determine What to List

Check $ARGUMENTS for what to list:

  • drivers — list user-created drivers
  • apps — list user-created app types
  • devices — list all devices
  • instances — list installed app instances
  • (no argument) — show a summary of all categories

Step 3: Query the Hub and Display Results

If drivers:

curl -s "http://{hub_ip}/hub2/userDeviceTypes"

Display as a table with columns: ID, Name, Namespace, Devices (count from usedBy array length).

If apps:

curl -s "http://{hub_ip}/hub2/userAppTypes"

Display as a table with columns: ID, Name, Namespace, Instances (count from usedBy array length).

If devices:

curl -s "http://{hub_ip}/hub2/devicesList"

Display as a table with columns: ID, Name, Type (driver name), Status (any key states like switch, motion, temperature).

If instances:

curl -s "http://{hub_ip}/hub2/appsList"

Display as a table with columns: ID, Name, Type (app name).

If no argument:

Query all four endpoints and display a summary:

  • Number of user drivers
  • Number of user app types
  • Number of devices
  • Number of installed app instances

Formatting

  • Use markdown tables for output
  • Sort by name alphabetically
  • For the devices listing, if there are many devices (>30), group them by driver type
  • Keep the output concise — don't dump raw JSON