OpenNethome - an open home automation project

To use Sonoff switches with nethome, you need: - MQTT broker - Sonoff switch programmed with custom software to communicate with MQTT broker MQTT broker is a server program which delivers messages between clients (in our case nethome and Sonoff switch are both clients) Clients can publish and subscr...

I have been using Sonoff switches with nethome for three months and they work just fine. I have found them to be a lot more reliable than Nexa switches. You need to have your own software for the Sonoff though, the original code from Itead uses their cloud services. I have integrated Paho Java MQTT ...

Sounds interesting! What hardware is required/supported on the server side? I'm using Tellstick Duo with Nexa devices, but I also have encountered some reliability issues. On "must work" switches I have started to use MQTT and ESP8266 based WiFi switches, which have so far been working wit...

I think it is a good idea. I have added enable/disable functionality to scene and interval timer in my nethome server and they work fine. For example now I can have a movement detector on driveway which always rings a doorbell in the house when movement is detected. It also starts outside light time...

There is only one jython instance. I have not tried to write python items. I started to play with python, because I felt nethome didn't have any easy way for conditional execution. I added enable/disable property for some items (mostly timers) and that helped a lot, but was not really enough. With p...

Hi Stefan, I tried to send you PM, but I guess I have not been posting enough on this forum to be able to do that :) Anyway, if you are still interested, I could merge my jython changes to latest master and send a pull request. That way you would not need to go through all the other modifications I ...

The jython integration was not really that complicated. The most difficult part (at least for me) was to get the correct jython library to the maven repository. I downloaded a jython library to the repository, but could not get it working. In the end I had to manually add the .jar file to the librar...

There is a small error in the REST documentation. In the beginning of the document the "action" syntax is shown correctly (POST /items/[ItemId]/actions/[action]/invoke), but later in section 1.5 is is show as /rest/items/[ItemId]/action, which is not correct. I stumbled to this when I was ...