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Elisys Home Automation Server supports the motion, temperature, humidity and pressure sensors, so that it allows to retrieve the data provided by a several sensors controlled by a ESP32 device (or Raspberry Pi). Moreover, EHAS provides the functionality to control remotely a Relay device.

Elisys Home Automation Server (Java)

Elisys Home Automation Server (Java) is the back-end side for the following projects:

• Elisys ESP32 Motion Detector (Rust)
• Elisys ESP32 Weather Station (Rust)
• Elisys ESP32 Relay Client (Rust)
• Elisys ESP32 Alarm Clock (Rust)

There is also a basic implementation of the front end side, and it is called

• Elisys Home Automation Client (TypeScript)

Currently, Elisys Home Automation Server supports the motion, temperature, humidity and pressure sensors, so that it allows to store and retrieve the data provided by a several sensors controlled by a ESP32 device (or Raspberry Pi). Moreover, E.H.A.S. provides the functionality to control remotely a Relay device and to control an Alarm Clock.

In brief E.H.A.S. allows to:

• retrieve data from a Motion detector

  • supply the configuration for the motion sensor when it starts for the first time;
  • send notifications via Discord when a motion is detected, so that when a post request is handled;
  • keep trace about the sensor status: alive/disabled.

• retrieve data from a Weather station

  • store temperature/humidity/pressure from sensors
  • provide the last temperature/humidity/pressure values
  • provide the list of temperature/humidity/pressure values by date
  • provide the average of temperature/humidity/pressure by date
  • provide the minimum temperature by date
  • provide the maximum temperature by date

• control remotely a Relay

  • control remotely a Relay

• control remotely an Alarm Clock

  • define new alarms/remove alarms

Architecture

Technologies

Elisys Home Automation was implemented using Java, Spring Boot, MapStruct, Lombok, OpenApi, Feign, Liquibase, Hibernate and PostgreSQL.

Before you run the application

Rename src/main/resources/application.properties in src/main/resources/application-dev.properties.

Configure IntelliJ IDEA in this way:

Before run the application for the first time it is necessary to configure these properties in application.properties file in order to make motion sensor work properly:

feign.discord.message.post=/api/webhooks/846237846238746328746/HELLO_WORLD

app.configuration.default.motion.sensor.iamalive.interval.seconds=30
app.configuration.default.motion.sensor.iamalive.endpoint=http://localhost:8080/api/v1/i-am-alive/notify
app.configuration.default.motion.sensor.alert.endpoint=http://localhost:8080/api/v1/motion-sensor/alert

How to run it?

Just build the jar by executing the following statement:

./gradlew bootJar 

Next, run an instance of PostgreSQL:

sudo docker-compose up -d

Then run the jar elisys-home-automation.jar located in build/libs in the following way:

java -jar elisys-home-automation.jar

Or for external configuration file:

java -jar -Dspring.config.location=application-dev.properties elisys-home-automation.jar

OpenApi

The API documentation can be found at the following URI (after server starts):

http://localhost:8080/swagger-ui/index.html

Pictures

Front-end | Weather Station | Temperature

Front-end | Weather Station | Humidity

Front-end | Weather Station | Light (Lux)

Note

There is a postman collection in the root project directory that can be imported in your postman environment.

This project is a Work In Progress.

If you found a bug please contact me here.