AutoHome - Lightweight home automation

AutoHome is a home automation bus written entirely in ES6 and runs on Node.js. It is easily extendable with so called 'binders' that interface with all kinds of home automation devices, protocols and APIs.

Requirements

AutoHome requires the following software to be installed on your machine:

• Node.js (6.4.0 or higher)
• NPM
• (recommended) Python 2 (for building some binders' dependencies)
• (recommended) Build tools (base-devel on Arch Linux, build-essentials on Ubuntu, ... for building some binders' dependencies)

Installation

There are multiple ways to install AutoHome.

Tarball (releases)

To install the latest version of AutoHome, get it from here. The latest.tgz will point to the latest version.

To install on *nix, run the following commands:

wget http://autohome.lowijs.io/downloads/latest.tgz
tar xzf latest.tgz
cd autohome
npm install

NPM

It is possible to install AutoHome from NPM. Just run npm install autohome and it will be installed under node_modules in your current directory.

GitHub

Finally, you can clone this repository. That will give you the latest and greatest, but possibly buggy version of AutoHome. When done, run npm install from the autohome directory.

Running AutoHome

AutoHome comes with a default main.json configuration file. This sets up defaults for the port the web server will be listening on, and the log level.

To start AutoHome, run npm start from the AutoHome directory. You can also run node main.js directly.