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Tasker is an application for Android which performs tasks (sets of actions) based on contexts (application, time, date, location, event, gesture) in user-defined profiles or in clickable or timer home screen widgets.
Tasker autoremote is a plugin for Tasker that allow the program to receive push message from the cloud as profile.
This is how it works:
The example usage is a "find my phone" task. You could send a "Where are you?" message to your phone, and have Tasker respond with a repetitive "I'm here! I'm here!" or play a music.
parameter | required | default | choices | comment |
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key | yes | API key. Can be found in your personal URL given by the app. | ||
message | yes | Message to send to your phone |
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Description of what the synapse will do
- name: "find-my-phone"
signals:
- order: "where is my phone"
neurons:
- say:
message: "I'll make your phone ringing, sir"
- tasker_autoremote:
key: "MY_VERY_LONG_KEY"
message: "lost"
This walk through will show you how to send a message to your phone so that even if it is set to silent, will play any music file at full volume so you can find your phone if you have lost it in the couch.
First, create a task, that you could call "start_ringing" that will perform:
Then, create a new task with just one action:
Create the input profile.
Finally, create a event, to stop the music when we unlock the phone
Exit Tasker with the exit menu to be sure all events and task have been saved.