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homebridge-programmable-http-switch

v1.0.3

Published

A Homebridge plugin that allows users to create Stateless Programmable Switches which can be controlled using a HTTP API.

Downloads

31

Readme

Programmable HTTP Switch

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This Homebridge plugin allows users to create Stateless Programmable Switches which can be controlled using a HTTP API.

Installation

First, install Homebridge npm install --global homebridge

Then, install the Programmable HTTP Switch plugin npm install --global homebridge-programmable-http-switch

Configuration

Platform configuration

An example configuration can be found in the config.example.json file.

| Property | Type | Details | | ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | platform | string | RequiredMust always be ProgrammableHTTPSwitch. | | accessories | Accessory[] | RequiredList of accessory configurations. | | port | number | Optional, default: 3000The port that the HTTP server should listen on. |

Accessory configuration

| Property | Type | Details | | ------------ | ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | name | string | RequiredThe name of the accessory. | | identifier | string | RequiredThe identifier used in the API. | | buttons | Button[] | RequiredList of button configurations. |

Button configuration

| Property | Type | Details | | ------------------ | ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | name | string | RequiredThe name of the button. Note: Not shown in Apple's Home app. | | identifier | string | RequiredThe identifier used in the API. | | supportedActions | string[] | Optional, default: allList of actions that this button supports.Supported values: singlePress (0), doublePress (1) and longPress (2) |

API endpoints

GET /accessories

Description Returns all the currently configured accessoires.

GET /accessories/:accessoryIdentifier

Description Returns an accessory with a specific identifier.

GET /accessories/:accessoryIdentifier/buttons

Description Returns all buttons for an accessory with a specific identifier.

GET /accessories/:accessoryIdentifier/buttons/:buttonIdentifier

Description Returns a button with a specific identifier for an accessory with a specific identifier.

PUT /accessories/:accessoryIdentifier/buttons/:buttonIdentifier

Description Sets the state of a specific button on a specific accessory.

Body

{
    "action": "singlePress"
}

Note: Action must be one of the supported actions configured for the specific button.