To run, "python main.py"

Configuration:

There's no configuration file yet.

• main.py: Line 14 contains the IP and port where we can find the timekeeper
• main.py: Line 17 tells us which port to run the REST api server on
• openHABInterface.py: line 12 tells us where to find openHab's rest API
• main.py: comment out lines 4 and 11 to avoid OpenHAB stuff from loading

Device ID (timekeeper side) to Device Name (OpenHAB side) can be found in devices.py.

Basic REST api:

Turn a device on: http://localhost:8000/output/on/05A

Turn a device off: http://localhost:8000/output/off/05A

Get the status of a device: http://localhost:8000/output/status/05A

Notes:

• To keep the two systems in sync, there is a timer set up to send a PUSH STATUS to the timekeeper periodically, and update the internal status table and push the status into OpenHAB. OpenHAB should not see these as events.

• I have not upgraded from OpenHAB v1, so I'm a few minor releases behind. It should be relatively easy to upgrade, and I'll report back with any problems once I have.

• Every 5 seconds, a list of "on" devices will be displayed to stdout

• I have no dimmers, so there is currently no dimmer support. 00 is off, 064 is on.

• my openhab configs are in openhab_config