Pi-Dom
Purpose
The goal of the project is to create a library can easely communicate with Chacon 54795 using HomeEasy protocol. I test my library with a Raspberry Pi 1 model B+.
from pidom import PiDom
pidom = PiDom()
pidom.synchronize('tv') # 'tv' is off
pidom.switch_on('tv') # 'tv' is on (obvious)
pidom.toggle('tv') # 'tv' is off
pidom.synchronize('light') # add new device
pidom.new_group('living-room', ['tv', 'light']) # switch off 'tv' & 'light'
pidom.toggle('living-room') # switch on 'tv' & 'light'
pidom.backup() # save device and group with pickle in '~/.pidom.bin'
# Use some event
from pidom import event
@event('pidom.update')
def print_data(ev, data):
print("{} change state for : {}".format(
data['name'], data['state']))
pidom.toggle('living-room')
# print this :
# light change state for : False
# tv change state for : FalseMore example in test_pidom.py.
Install
Dependecies
First you need to install emit on you Raspberry Pi, emit use wiringPi library.
install wiringpi library :
cd /tmp
git clone git://git.drogon.net/wiringPi
cd wiringPi
sudo ./buildinstall emit command :
cd /tmp
git clone https://github.com/landru29/chacon-rpi.git
cd chacon-rpi
make
sudo make installYou can test install with emit -h
emit use pin 11 (GPIO 0) to communicate with the transmitter.
Pi-Dom
Use pip is the easiest way :
pip install pidom
