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Thomas Lovén
2021-02-09 23:15:04 +01:00
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This can be used to send any command to a *device* by changing `command:` and appending any other options.
This can be used to send any command to a *device* by setting `command:` to the service name and appending any other options.
E.g. the following two service calls will perform the same function:
```yaml
service: browser_mod.command
data:
command: Toast
command: toast
message: Hello World!
service: browser_mod.toast
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This service can be used to call several services listed in the `commands:` parameter consecutively.
### - delay
```yaml
service: browser_mod.delay
data:
seconds: <seconds>
```
Do nothing for `<seconds>` seconds.
## Run a command from the frontend
To run a command from the frontend, you can use the tap_action `fire-dom-event` with a `browser_mod` parameter.
E.g:
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### Where can I find my deviceID?
The easiest way is to go to `developer-tools/service` and call the `browser_mod.debug` service.
The easiest way is to go to `/developer-tools/service` and call the `browser_mod.debug` service.
But you can also find the device id on the `browser-player` card, if you added one to your lovelace config.