Node v0.5.0

Changelog for v0.5.0

Bugfixes

• (Breaking) Health check now also requires authentication and therefore
  validates the node's token

Node v0.4.0

Changelog for v0.4.0

Bugfixes

• (Breaking) Health check now also requires authentication and therefore
  validates the node's token

Node v0.3.1

Changelog for v0.3.1

This is an important bug fix!

Bugfixes

• Fixed SegFaults due to concurrent acces to github.com/stianeikeland/go-rpio (the GPIO library this project uses)
• Those bugs would occur if using a switchRF after a switchGPIO

Node v0.3.0

Changelog for v0.3.0

Generic GPIO devices

• Added the switchesIgnore list
• It is meant to contain switches present on other Hardware nodes in the network which cannot be handled by this particular node.
• Requests referencing this switch will not result in an error but will be ignored entirely.
• Note: Entering switches which exist in either switchesRF or switchesGPIO has absolutely no effect and is therefore not recommended.

The new configuration file looks like this:

{
	"port": 8081,
	"nodeName": "localhost",
	"tokenHash": "$2a$05$ZV/6K.KUab6h327xWhfmwOFZAXNGwXPmA2ayoB4.zakij/iQL4uny",
	"hardware": {
		"hardwareEnabled": false,
		"pin": 0,
		"protocol": 1,
		"repeat": 10,
		"pulseLength": 180,
		"contentLength": 24
	},
	"switchesRF": [
		{
			"id": "s1",
			"on": 0,
			"off": 0
		}
	],
	"switchesGPIO": [
		{
			"id": "s2",
			"pin": 1,
			"invert": false
		}
	],
	"switchesIgnore": [
		"s3"
	]
}

Node v0.2.0

Changelog for v0.2.0

Generic GPIO devices

• Added the invert setting to GPIO hardware which internally inverts every power request
• This means an on will be changed to a off and the other way around
• This setting is especially useful for controlling GPIO-relays

The new configuration file looks like this:

{
	"port": 8081,
	"nodeName": "localhost",
	"tokenHash": "$2a$05$/c/qAd6gfSh0HSXuQTH4EOiEWfqarjze/y4UdlLOdZFgqua.KUxZe",
	"hardware": {
		"hardwareEnabled": false,
		"pin": 0,
		"protocol": 1,
		"repeat": 10,
		"pulseLength": 180,
		"contentLength": 24
	},
	"switchesRF": [
		{
			"id": "s1",
			"on": 0,
			"off": 0
		}
	],
	"switchesGPIO": [
		{
			"id": "s2",
			"pin": 1,
			"invert": false
		}
	]
}

Node v0.1.0

Changelog for v0.1.0

Generic GPIO devices

• Added support for generic GPIO devices
• Alongside the preexisting 433mhz hardware, you can now leverage the power of any GPIO pin to be controllable via Smarthome

The new configuration file looks like this:

{
	"port": 8081,
	"nodeName": "localhost",
	"tokenHash": "$2a$05$T9NsGTrr847RI3yianF90Oi7PxUxANUybxGjSDgtlw3g6HI44xRbO",
	"hardware": {
		"hardwareEnabled": false,
		"pin": 0,
		"protocol": 1,
		"repeat": 10,
		"pulseLength": 180,
		"contentLength": 24
	},
	"switchesRF": [
		{
			"id": "s1",
			"on": 0,
			"off": 0
		}
	],
	"switchesGPIO": [
		{
			"id": "s2",
			"pin": 1
		}
	]
}