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node-tradfri-restapi

v1.5.2

Published

Wrapper to node-tradfri-argon package as a micro service/REST API to read and control IKEA TRÅDFRI Lights

Downloads

34

Readme

Node TRÅDFRI REST-API npm version

What

A simple REST-API implementation of node-tradfri-argon with the following commands

  • /tradfri/deviceids will provide an array of device ids
  • /tradfri/groupids will provide an array of group ids
  • /tradfri/devices will provide a full list of all devices including meta data
  • /tradfri/groups will provide a full list of all groups including devices id's and meta data
  • /tradfri/all will provide a full detailed list of groups and devices
  • /tradfri/device/:deviceid/:state will set the state of a device (on/off). E.g. /tradfri/device/17101/on
  • /tradfri/group/:groupid/:state will set the state of a device (on/off). E.g. /tradfri/device/11007/off
  • /tradfri/register will provide a PSK for defined client

First release is a bit of a quick one. Exceptions needs to be managed and include toggle as an option.

How

Setup libcoap as explained below

  1. Setup libcoap as explained below
  2. Rename ./config/default.json-sample to ./config/default.json and update with the IKEA hub information
  3. Run using node >4.4.7
  4. Register identity and put returned PSK to config

Compiling libcoap

Install libcoap as descibed below for Debian/Ubuntu/Raspbian: (credits to homebridge-tradfri)

$ apt-get install libtool git build-essential install autoconf automake
$ git clone --recursive https://github.com/obgm/libcoap.git
$ cd libcoap
$ git checkout dtls
$ git submodule update --init --recursive
$ ./autogen.sh
$ ./configure --disable-documentation --disable-shared
$ make

You'll find the coap-client binary in ./examples