Deploy that and hopefully you should see it show as connected. plexbucket (the name you created initially) and the access key and secret you just received. This is easy enough, there are three fields that need to be filled in: Buckets i.e. You should have already installed the node-red-contrib-webhookrelay node from earlier.
Go to your plex server settings and paste in the webhook URL you copied from step one above. If you miss it, you can delete that token and just create a new one. Once you’ve created one, you won’t be shown the secret again, so safely copy that somewhere for use shortly. Be mindful here, you need to make a note of both the Access Key and the Secret. Secondly, we need to go to Access tokens in the side menu. This is what we’ll be pasting into plex under the add webhook section ( !/settings/webhooks) Make a note of the default public endpoint it gives you. I’ll walk you through it.įirstly, you need to set up a bucket: Give it a name i.e. Once you’ve set up an account (you can sign in with google or github) you’ll be taken to my. where you’ll be faced with a rather intimidating looking screen. Once that node is installed, you need to set up an account at (the basic tier is free). You can find the node here: node-red-contrib-webhookrelay So first we need to add the node into node-red. In order to accomplish this, I am using the webhook relay node and the service provided for free at. By using mqtt this could easily be expanded to some other entites or triggers. I am taking the most simplest approach here and that is whenever something is playing on plex I will trigger a sonoff basic to switch off and whenever something is stopped or paused, I will have the sonoff basic switch on. With the help of webhooks you could create whatever automations you like. I thought I would write a quick tutorial to show how this can be done in Node-red. I recently saw a request in one of the forums online asking for help on how to trigger events when certain events happen in plex.
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