Does QLC+ have an API so that higher functions can be implemented?
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What is your idea?
Web API can be reached from the QLC+ website main page: https://www.qlcplus.org/Test_Web_API.html
What is your idea?
Web API can be reached from the QLC+ website main page: https://www.qlcplus.org/Test_Web_API.html
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I don't have a specific idea. I learned lighting on ETC systems and tend to think in terms of their style of cue lists. I do like QLC+ for the low-level handling of lighting equipment, but I have not figured out any satisfying way to program a full-size show. I thought I might try some ideas and see what could be done. What I ultimately want is an ETC style "GO" button so that a show can be run easily by a helper that doesn't know much but can read a script.
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I'm having trouble with the Web API. I'm running the qlcplus service on a Pi4, and point the Web API to the proper IP address and port. Regardless of what I try, I just get "Not Connected" next to the connect button. I also tried running the full QLC program with the same results.
Interestingly, when I load the project with the buttons, I do get my project to populate on the right and the buttons actually work. However, I can't use any of the API functions on the left.
I don't have any port restrictions that should be causing this.
Do I need to enable access somewhere?
I'm running QLC+ 4.12.2 from the DEB file on a Raspbian Pi4.
Interestingly, when I load the project with the buttons, I do get my project to populate on the right and the buttons actually work. However, I can't use any of the API functions on the left.
I don't have any port restrictions that should be causing this.
Do I need to enable access somewhere?
I'm running QLC+ 4.12.2 from the DEB file on a Raspbian Pi4.
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I managed to get it working. I don't know why I didn't think to try a different browser... I guess I was troubleshooting too long to think straight.
For what it's worth, I got it working on Chromium on the same Pi as QLC+ is installed on.
For what it's worth, I got it working on Chromium on the same Pi as QLC+ is installed on.
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Hi
Have you been able to get access to the QLCplus web service for a different machine?
I've flashed the PI image and it seem to boot up okay, with QLC showing as an active service in TOP, using about 4.1% of memory.
Is there a configuration file that I need to edit to allow web access from my LAN?
Have you been able to get access to the QLCplus web service for a different machine?
I've flashed the PI image and it seem to boot up okay, with QLC showing as an active service in TOP, using about 4.1% of memory.
Is there a configuration file that I need to edit to allow web access from my LAN?
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Yes, I usually log in from the Pi itself since it's sitting on my desk, but you should be able to log in from a different computer on your network.MDAR wrote: ↑Tue Mar 24, 2020 11:21 am Hi
Have you been able to get access to the QLCplus web service for a different machine?
I've flashed the PI image and it seem to boot up okay, with QLC showing as an active service in TOP, using about 4.1% of memory.
Is there a configuration file that I need to edit to allow web access from my LAN?
You might find it useful to assign a custom hostname using the
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raspi-config
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http://icarus.local:9999