A http plugin with support of webhooks for Homebridge.
The plugin gets its states from any system that is calling the url to trigger a state change.
Currently supports contact, motion, occupancy, smoke sensors, switches, push buttons, lights (only on/off), temperature sensors, humidity sensors and thermostats.
- Install homebridge using:
npm install -g homebridge
- Install this plugin using:
npm install -g homebridge-http-webhooks
- Update your configuration file. See sample-config.json snippet below.
To retrieve the current state you need to call the url http://yourHomebridgeServerIp:webhook_port/?accessoryId=theAccessoryIdToTrigger
The returned JSON format is:
{
success: true,
state: cachedState
}
To trigger a change of a boolean accessory you need to call the url http://yourHomebridgeServerIp:webhook_port/?accessoryId=theAccessoryIdToTrigger&state=NEWSTATE
For contact sensors the value for NEWSTATE
is either true
for contact or false
for no contact.
For motion sensors the value for NEWSTATE
is either true
for motion detection or false
for no motion.
For occupancy sensors the value for NEWSTATE
is either true
for occupancy detection or 'false' for no occupancy.
For smoke sensors the value for NEWSTATE
is either true
for smoke detection or false
for no smoke.
For switches the value for NEWSTATE
is either true
for on or false
for off.
For push buttons the value for NEWSTATE
is true
. The button will be released automatically.
For lights the value for NEWSTATE
is either true
for on or false
for off.
For outlets the value for NEWSTATE
is either true
for on or false
for off.
For outlets the additional state stateOutletInUse
is available. The value for NEWSTATE
is either true
for on or false
for off and
can be changed by calling the url http://yourHomebridgeServerIp:webhook_port/?accessoryId=theAccessoryIdToTrigger&stateOutletInUse=NEWSTATE
For switches you can trigger a url of any system for switching the switch on or off.
For push buttons you can trigger a url of any system for "pushing the button. The button will be released automatically.
For lights you can trigger a url of any system for switching the light on or off.
For outlets you can trigger a url of any system for switching the outlet on or off.
To update a numeric accessory you need to call the url http://yourHomebridgeServerIp:webhook_port/?accessoryId=theAccessoryIdToUpdate&value=NEWVALUE
For temperature sensors the value for NEWVALUE
is the new temperature reading.
For temperatur sensors the additional state statuslowbattery
is available. The value for NEWSTATE
is either true
for battery low or false
for normal and
can be changed by calling the url http://yourHomebridgeServerIp:webhook_port/?accessoryId=theAccessoryIdToTrigger&statuslowbattery=NEWSTATE
For humidity sensors the value for NEWVALUE
is the new relative humidity percentage reading.
For air quality sensors the value for NEWVALUE
is the new air quality value (Between 1-5, 1 Excellent).
To update a thermostat you can update four different values:
- Current temperature reading:
http://yourHomebridgeServerIp:webhook_port/?accessoryId=theAccessoryIdToUpdate¤ttemperature=NEWVALUE
- Target temperature:
http://yourHomebridgeServerIp:webhook_port/?accessoryId=theAccessoryIdToUpdate&targettemperature=NEWVALUE
- Current state (Off=0 / Heating=1 / Cooling=2):
http://yourHomebridgeServerIp:webhook_port/?accessoryId=theAccessoryIdToUpdate¤tstate=NEWVALUE
- Target state (Off=0 / Heat=1 / Cool=2 / Auto=3):
http://yourHomebridgeServerIp:webhook_port/?accessoryId=theAccessoryIdToUpdate&targetstate=NEWVALUE
Example config.json:
{
"platforms": [
{
"platform": "HttpWebHooks",
"webhook_port": "51828",
"cache_directory": "./.node-persist/storage", // (optional, default: "./.node-persist/storage")
"http_auth_user": "test", // (optional, only if you like to secure your api)
"http_auth_pass": "test", // (optional, only if you like to secure your api)
"sensors": [
{
"id": "sensor1",
"name": "Sensor name 1",
"type": "contact"
},
{
"id": "sensor2",
"name": "Sensor name 2",
"type": "motion"
},
{
"id": "sensor3",
"name": "Sensor name 3",
"type": "occupancy"
},
{
"id": "sensor4",
"name": "Sensor name 4",
"type": "smoke"
},
{
"id": "sensor5",
"name": "Sensor name 5",
"type": "temperature",
"enableHistory": true,
"disableTimer": true
},
{
"id": "sensor6",
"name": "Sensor name 6",
"type": "humidity"
},
{
"id": "sensor7",
"name": "Sensor name 7",
"type": "airquality"
}
],
"switches": [
{
"id": "switch1",
"name": "Switch name 1",
"on_url": "your url to switch the switch on", // (optional)
"on_method": "GET", // (optional)
"off_url": "your url to switch the switch off", // (optional)
"off_method": "GET" // (optional)
}
],
"pushbuttons": [
{
"id": "pushbutton1",
"name": "Push button name 1",
"push_url": "your url to be called on push", // (optional)
"push_method": "GET" // (optional)
}
],
"lights": [
{
"id": "light1",
"name": "Light name 1",
"on_url": "your url to switch the light on", // (optional)
"on_method": "GET", // (optional)
"off_url": "your url to switch the light off", // (optional)
"off_method": "GET" // (optional)
}
],
"thermostats": [
{
"id": "thermostat1",
"name": "Thermostat name 1",
"set_target_temperature_url": "http://127.0.0.1/thermostatscript.php?targettemperature=%f", // %f is replaced by the target temperature
"set_target_heating_cooling_state_url": "http://127.0.0.1/thermostatscript.php?targetstate=%b" // %b is replaced by the target state
}
],
"outlets": [
{
"id": "outlet1",
"name": "Outlet name 1",
"on_url": "your url to switch the outlet on", // (optional)
"on_method": "GET", // (optional)
"off_url": "your url to switch the outlet off", // (optional)
"off_method": "GET" // (optional)
}
],
}
]
}