Config can set the play volume (in decibels per the AVR display) and the default input. If "AirPlay" is the default input, then the play command will be sent to the AVR.
supports switches, lightbulbs (dimmers and rgb/colored lights),
homematic window blinds, max and homematic thermostats, homematic
door&window sensors, PRESENCE and sonos (including volume)
the shim is bidirectional and uses longpoll to push fhem events
back to homekit. fhem events are cached so homekit querys for known
values will not cause a roundtrip to fhem
more:
http://forum.fhem.de/index.php/topic,32652.msg314166.html#msg314166
Creates a platform for Sonos that scans for all Sonos boxes and adds any that are not bridges (type 11) as accessories.
Reads the names of each box from the Sonos configuration and creates device names based on the Sonos room names.
For now the package location has been changed to reflect this. I've submitted a pull request but it doesn't look like it's been touched in a while so I'm not sure it's going to get merged.
Some things are missing or may not be working correctly but the main
things like checking the current temperature, the target temperature,
the humidity, setting the target temperature and etc.. I don’t think
the current heating mode is correct.
It seemed to be easier all around to use NPM to manage the dependancy on HAP-NodeJS.
This PR removes the submodule, and adjusts the paths of all checked in shims to reference the NPM module instead.
I also updated the documentation to reflect the simpler install ;)
- Sample config auto-discoveres Bridge IP
- Username left blank so that the server will prompt you
- Hue platform walks you through username creation (in as friendly a
way currently possible)
- The initial state of the device is now reported on connection
- Properly detects what should happen with Hue/Hue Lux bulbs (removes the extra chrachteristics)
- Scales values a bit more transparently so the color gets a bit closer
- Moved `execute` method inside the accessory model for clearer designation
- Cleaned up that ridiculous `if/else` block into a switch
Andre Schröter