Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Who is home? Presence tracking
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 @tc60045 Here is midnight, so I’ll go to sleep at this moment. Tomorrow I’ll release it after some tests. You can help me to test, and to make a manual (English is not my mother tongue, so… :D) 
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 [card:eouia/MMM-Whereis] 
  - Static IP/Domain or DDNS or Dataplicity portforwarding REQUIRED
- Your IFTTT app of smartphone is needed.
- You should allow your location service of app on phone as always
 
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 OK, some solid testing this afternoon. First off: Love the icons. Love the configurability. You’ve done great work here. I think the key is just testing out the problem with IFTTT. - 
Using curl to post the data on local network works for “entered,” 
 {“who”:“user”, “location”:“Church”, “EnteredOrExited”:“Entered”} – will be reflected immediately
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Doing same for “exited” doesn’t show anything different. 
 {“who”:“user”, “location”:“Church”, “EnteredOrExited”:“Exited”} – nothing new gets posted. Suggest you say “Left Church” (x min ago) as an action description after trapping the condition.
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Trying to post the data via IFTTTT body isn’t working with the Ingredient 
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When I hard code all the BODY, it works perfectly – /whereis is trapping the data when it comes through. 
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Problem is with the {{EnteredOrExited}} ingredient. 
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I’m trying using different escaping to see if it that helps. But my team of IFTTT testers are off with their friends and I won’t get a chance to test locations more until tomorrow. I’ll report back. 
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Last thing: You have https – emphasis on s – in your IFTTT recipe. I’m not opening up 443 and dealing with certs and stuff, so I’m only using http on a custom port. YMMV. 
 
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 - I think “EnteredOrExited” should have “entered” or “exited” (not uppercase) : need to confirm.
- I used https but http could also work. (I used dataplicity and nginx for wormhole of fixed domain and port 80 using). Usually ppl would use ddns, http would be enough.
 
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 Nice peace of work guys!! 
 Only if got an question, is it possible to save the data into a file or on a server?And of course after writing a file or put it on a server get the last location? 
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 Hey guys- are you still maintaining this? 
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 @shiitbiird and All 
 Hi,I started a new project that has more or less the same functionality. 
 It’s based on tracking cellular devices on home wifi/lan.see : https://github.com/yedidiaklein/MMM-whoshome 
 it looks like this:
  
 (and I even added recently “last seen” info)Your suggestions will be appreciated. –Yedidia 
