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Alarm card: allow "auto enter" after set number of digits

See original GitHub issue

After a configured number of digits are entered, say 4, automatically call the service with the code. Allow the user to press “away”, “home”, etc before code is submitted and that becomes the arm type that is sent with the code.

Example config: auto_arm_length: 4 default_auto_arm: arm_away

Example UX: User presses “Arm home” (this changes from the default arm_away) User presses 4 digits and after pressing the 4th digit service is called with arm_home and the 4 digits. Text field clears, arm_away set as default button again. Card updates according to whatever state changes as it does now.

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Created 5 years ago
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iantrichcommented, Jul 19, 2018

I would think an auto_disarm configuration would fall within this scope as well?

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gwwwcommented, Jul 19, 2018

I have an implementation of this. It supports both the existing UX and the “auto_arm” UX. The code is heavily refactored from the existing. It support both arm/disarm automatically when the set number of digits are entered.

I will be posting it on my GitHub account, probably tonight. There’s at least one bug that I know of in my testing. I’d be just as happy if this merges with the existing, but I have not communicated with @ciotlosm about that yet.

I was going to switch auto_arm to auto_enter. I was also going to switch action to arm_action.

Feedback welcome.