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homebridge-standby-screen

v0.0.3

Published

A homebridge plugin for putting your monitors to sleep

Downloads

7

Readme

homebridge-sleep-screen

OS Support

MacOS

Currenlty, only MacOS is supported, as I just got started with this plugin.

In MacOS I use the pmset command to put the screen to sleep and caffinate to wake it up. Both are suported on MacOS > 10.9

Windows 10

I will try and implement Windows 10 support next.

Work in progress

This is still at the very early stages. Use at your own risk.

Note: Currently this assumes you are running homebridge on the computer, which you want to control the screen of. I will try and make this more distributed later.

If you would like to contribute, feel free to send a PR my way.

Enjoy!