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A command line utility to simplify the management of Home Assistant

Compatibility

This utility has been tested on the following platforms:

  • Raspberry Pi
    • Manual install (with systemd service)
    • AIO/One-Step Installer
    • HASSbian Image
  • Ubuntu Server 16.04.1
    • Manual install (with systemd service)

Installation

sudo curl -o /usr/local/bin/hassctl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dale3h/hassctl/master/hassctl && sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/hassctl

Updating Home Assistant

The safest way to update Home Assistant in a production environment is to run:

hassctl update-hass && hassctl config && hassctl restart

This set of commands will update Home Assistant, run a configuration check, and then restart.

If the update fails, the configuration check will not run.

If the configuration check fails, Home Assistant will not be restarted.

If you would like to install a specific version of Home Assistant, run:

hassctl update-hass 0.43.1 (replace 0.43.1 with the version you wish to install)

Updating hassctl

To update hassctl to the latest stable version, run hassctl update-hassctl or hassctl update-hassctl master

To update hassctl to a custom branch on this repo, run hassctl update-hassctl branch-name

Usage

You can update Home Assistant using:

$ hassctl update-hass - Update Home Assistant to the latest version on PyPi

$ hassctl update-hass 0.47.0 - Update Home Assistant to version 0.47.0

You can control Home Assistant using:

$ hassctl start - Start the Home Assistant service

$ hassctl stop - Stop the Home Assistant service

$ hassctl restart - Restart the Home Assistance service

$ hassctl kill - Send a SIGKILL (-9) signal to the Home Assistant service

$ hassctl log - Follow the Home Assistant logs (errors are highlighted)

$ hassctl error - Follow the Home Assistant error logs

$ hassctl debug - Follow the Home Assistant debug logs

$ hassctl zwave - Follow the Open Z-Wave logs

$ hassctl config - Run the configuration check script

$ hassctl update-hassctl [branch] - Update hassctl to the latest version

Configuration Examples

The configuration file is located at /etc/hassctl.conf.

HASSbian

HASSCTL_BRANCH=master

VIRTUAL_ENV=/srv/homeassistant
PIP_EXEC=$VIRTUAL_ENV/bin/pip3
HASS_EXEC=$VIRTUAL_ENV/bin/hass

HASS_CONFIG=/home/homeassistant/.homeassistant
HASS_USER=homeassistant
HASS_SERVICE=home-assistant@homeassistant.service

OZW_LOG=$HASS_CONFIG/OZW_Log.txt

Current AIO Installer

HASSCTL_BRANCH=master

VIRTUAL_ENV=/srv/homeassistant/homeassistant_venv
PIP_EXEC=$VIRTUAL_ENV/bin/pip3
HASS_EXEC=$VIRTUAL_ENV/bin/hass

HASS_CONFIG=/home/homeassistant/.homeassistant
HASS_USER=homeassistant
HASS_SERVICE=home-assistant.service

OZW_LOG=$HASS_CONFIG/OZW_Log.txt

Pre-December 2016 AIO Installer

HASSCTL_BRANCH=master

VIRTUAL_ENV=/srv/hass/hass_venv
PIP_EXEC=$VIRTUAL_ENV/bin/pip3
HASS_EXEC=$VIRTUAL_ENV/bin/hass

HASS_CONFIG=/home/hass/.homeassistant
HASS_USER=hass
HASS_SERVICE=home-assistant.service

OZW_LOG=$HASS_CONFIG/OZW_Log.txt