Time is used to change the state of a device at a
specified time of day. If you wanted a light to turn on at 6:00pm
and off at 10:45pm, you would use "time" to do it. All
time is valued in hours and minutes and either AM or PM or in crontab
format.
Syntax:
time={
Attribute.COMMAND: Command.<State>,
Attribute.TIME: <time in HH:MMam|pm> or (sec,min,hr,dom,mon,dow)
},
Example:
Turn a device on at 10:00am and off at 5:20pm
time=({
Attribute.COMMAND: Command.ON
Attribute.TIME: '10:00am',
},
{
Attribute.COMMAND: Command.OFF
Attribute.TIME: '5:20pm',
},),
Unix Crontab example, On at 8:30pm Saturday
time={
Attribute.COMMAND: Command.ON
Attribute.TIME: (0,30,20,'*','*',6),
},
Crontab on every even minute, off every odd
minute, only Saturday and Sunday
time=({
Attribute.TIME: (0,range(0,60,2),'*','*','*',[6,7]),
Attribute.COMMAND: Command.ON
},
{
Attribute.TIME: (0,range(1,60,2),'*','*','*',[6,7]),
Attribute.COMMAND: Command.OFF
}
),
