Homelander is a framework to make integration with Google Home as easy as possible.
It provides serialization and deserialization for fulfillment requests. It also handles translation between Google Home traits and Rust traits. Furthermore it provides error handling and translating between Rust errors and errors accepted by Google Home.
Homelander does not provide an OAuth2 server or a web server.
The following Traits are currently implemented:
- AppSelector
- ArmDisarm
- Brightness
- CameraStream
- Channel
- ColorSetting
- Cook
- Dispense
- Dock
- EnergyStorage
- FanSpeed
- Fill
- HumiditySetting
- InputSelector
- LightEffects
- Locator
- LockUnlock
- MediaState
- Modes
- NetworkControl
- OnOff
- OpenClose
- Reboot
- Rotation
- RunCycle
- Scene
- SensorState
- SoftwareUpdate
- StartStop
- StatusReport
- TemperatureControl
- TemperatureSetting
- Timer
- Toggles
- TransportControl
- Volume
These traits are not yet implemented:
- ObjectDetection
They are however planned to be implemented, though. You can help by submitting a pull request with the implementation.
You will find the traits definition in the traits module, they are completely non-functional though.
- Error handling. It's just not pretty at the moment, and is not always up to spec
- Documentation. Quite often you'll still need to check out Google's docs
- Sending notifications to Google (for follow-up or ObjectDetection)
- Requesting a QUERY from Google
Homelander is dual licensed under the MIT and Apache-2.0 license. The documentation for functions and traits is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License as it is partially copied from the Google Home Documentation.