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homebridge-tasmota-commands

v0.3.0

Published

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Downloads

11

Readme

Tasmota Commands Homebridge Plugin

npm version

Overview

Homebridge plugin for controlling Tasmota devices. Currently in early development.

Features

This plugin currently supports following features:

  • [x] Switch
    • [x] On/off
  • [x] Lightbulb
    • [x] On/off
    • [x] Brightness
    • [x] Brightness and Color Temperature
  • [x] Custom
    • [x] Set device type
    • [x] Set characteristics

For planned features see roadmap.

Install

With Config UI X:

  1. Search "homebridge-tasmota-commands" from the Plugins tab
  2. Install the plugin and configure accessories using the UI

NPM

  1. npm install -g homebridge-tasmota-commands
  2. Update your configuration file, see configuration

Configuration

Sample configuration using preset

  "accessories": [
    {
      "name": "Lightbulb (on/off)",
      "protocol": "http",
      "preset": "lightbulb-on-off",
      "address": "127.0.0.1",
      "accessory": "tasmota-commands"
    }
  ]
}

Sample configuration using custom preset

  "accessories": [
    {
      "name": "Custom",
      "protocol": "http",
      "preset": "custom",
      "type": "lightbulb",
      "customPresetCharacteristics": ["On"],
      "address": "127.0.0.1",
      "accessory": "tasmota-commands"
    }
 ]

Common parameters

| Parameter | Required | Accepted values | Description | | --------------- | -------- | ------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | name | yes | Valid Homebridge accessory name | | | refreshInterval | no | number | Refresh interval in seconds. Set to 0 or undefined to disable. Disabled by default. |

Protocol parameters (http)

| Parameter | Required | Accepted values | Description | | --------- | --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------- | | protocol | yes | http | | | address | if protocol is http | IP Address or address to device without http(s)://, e.x. mydevice.local | | | username | no | Valid Tasmota username | | | password | no | Valid Tasmota password | |

Protocol parameters (mqtt, experimental)

| Parameter | Required | Accepted values | Description | | ------------- | -------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | protocol | yes | mqtt | | | host | yes | brokerUrl with protocol | only tcp:// is currently supported, e.g. tcp://127.0.0.1 | | topic | yes | string | Topic from Tasmota MQTT parameters | | topicFormat | yes | topic format string which includes %prefix%, %prefix% and <command> | Full Topic from Tasmota MQTT parameters with added <command>, usually to end of string e.g. %prefix%/%topic%/<command> | | port | no | number | Broker port e.g. 1883 | | username | no | username | Broker username, if any | | password | no | password | Broker password, if any | | connectOnInit | no | boolean | Defaults to true. Create connection to broker on init. |

Preset parameters

| Parameter | Required | Accepted values | Description | | --------------------------- | --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | preset | yes | switch-on-off, lightbulb-on-off, lightbulb-brightness, lightbulb-brightness-ct, lightbulb-rgb, custom | Predefined characteristic sets. Using custom you can manually set what characteristics to use. | | type | if preset is custom | lightbulb, switch | Device type | | customPresetCharacteristics | if preset is custom | Set/array of On, Brightness, ColorTemperature, Hue, Saturation | Note that not all of characteristics may not work together with each other |

Roadmap

Setup Development Environment

You must have Node.js 14 or later installed. This plugin is written with Typescript. This package is part of tasmota-commands monorepo and is using Yarn v2 as package manager with workspaces.

Install Development Dependencies

Navigate to the project folder and install dependencies with yarn

yarn install

Build Plugin

Typescript needs to be compiled into Javascript before it can be used. Following command compiles contents in src into dist. Plugin is depending of two packages in this monorepo, tasmota-commands-core and tasmota-commands-http which should be automatically built during dependency installation.

yarn build

Running Homebridge and Watching For Changes

You can run homebridge in debug mode with Config UI X and watch for changes by running:

yarn dev

Example configuration is here. Homebridge reads configuration from ~/.homebridge/config.json, you may need to setup the Config UI X on first time. There is no need for linking this package to global node_modules, yarn workspaces should link it automatically and it should appear in Plugins tab in the Config UI X.

Contribution

License

MIT