This is a relativly simple wrapper round some of the work I've done to interact with Belkin WeMo lightbulbs
The creates a Eddystone beacon that broadcasts a URL for a web interface to switch a bulb on/off and set the brightness.
Config data goes in config.js. You can set the following:
- The port the web server listens on
- The short URL to broadcast
- The device id of the bulb/group to control
- The beacon name
The divice id is the id of the bridge + '-' + id of the bulb/group. This isn't the most userfriendly at the moment but it works.
module.exports = {
deviceID: '231442B01005F2-94103EA2B27803ED',
port: 3000,
shortURL: 'https://s.loc/l'.
name: 'Lights'
};
The deviceID is the serial number of the WeMo Bridge and the light/group id concatenated with a '-'.
To run as a user other than root on Linux you will need to grant the NodeJS executable the right priveledges, this can be done with this command:
sudo setcap cap_net_raw+eip $(eval readlink -f `which node`)
- Add Utility to print out device names and device id's to make creating the config file easier
- Add current state to the web interface
- Create basic Android App