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vaporware-ir

v3.12.1

Published

5 days ago

An automated front-end and REST API for controlling popular IR desktop vaporizers via LIRC, written in NodeJS and Express.

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Vaporware

An automated front-end and REST API for controlling popular IR desktop vaporizers via LIRC, written in NodeJS and Express.

Requirements

Supported vaporizer
Linux server with:
- IR transmitter supported by LIRC
- LIRC
- NodeJS

Installation

npm install -g vaporware-ir on your LIRC server.
Place lircd.conf in /etc/lirc
Copy config-example.json to ~/vaporware.json and adjust as needed.
(Optional) For Homebridge support, install the homebridge-http plugin and add the contents of homebridge-config-accessories.json to your Homebridge config.json.
Execute node index.js and navigate your web browser to (by default) http://<server_name>:4200

Usage

Press Vape to turn on the vaporizer, heat the contents to the specified temperature, and start and stop the fan automatically. If the vaporizer was already on, then this will only start and stop the fan automatically.
Press Last Bag to do the same thing as the Vape button, and turn the vaporizer off when finished.
Press Cleaning to reset the number of bags filled since the last time the device was cleaned.
Use the Override menu if Vaporware and your vaporizer become out-of-sync.
Use the status indicators at the top to change settings ad-hoc. Some of these may only be used while the vaporizer is in certain states.
While the bag is filling, use the +N seconds and Stop Early buttons to modify how long the bag fills for. Vaporware will adjust future bags accordingly.