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iobroker.egigeozone

v0.1.2

Published

EgiGeoZone adapter for ioBroker

Downloads

33

Readme

ioBroker.egigeozone

NPM version Downloads Dependency Status

NPM

Tests: Linux/Mac: Travis-CI Windows: Build status

Description

This is an ioBroker adapter for Android geofencing app "EgiGeoZone" (website). It is able to receive geofence events as HTTP requests when entering or leaving a defined area with your mobile device.

Security advice

It is not recommended to expose this adapter to the public internet (e.g. by opening the configured port in your router). This means that any request to this port will be forwarded to the ioBroker instance the adapter is running on. There are multiple options for gaining more security for accessing this adapter:

  • Always use a VPN connection for requests or
  • integrate a proxy server (e.g. nginx) for filtering incoming requests.

Configuration

Inside EgiGeoZone the URL should be defined using the following syntax:

protocol://address:port/person

  • protocol could be http or https.
  • address should be the address where the adapter instance is accessible.
  • port should be the port the adapter is listening on.
  • person is the person which will be used to list inside the atHome array.

Examples

  • https://my-domain:7654/John or
  • http://my-domain:7654/Paul

Changelog

0.1.2

  • (BasGo) Changed icon
  • (BasGo) Updated NPM reference

0.1.1

  • (BasGo) Added whitespace handling for home location

0.1.0

  • (BasGo) Fixed issue with authorization
  • (BasGo) Added description for URL configuration

0.0.2

  • (BasGo) Updated NPM reference

0.0.1

  • (BasGo) Initial release

License

This adapter is licensed under the MIT license which is part of this repository.

Credits

The implementation is mostly based on dschaedls ioBroker.geofency adapter. The logo has been taken from Free Icons PNG and has been modified to have a transparent background.