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Route

Home automation and event router http://route.io/

Examples

Getting started with Route is easy if you have JavaScript knowledge and the appropriate hardware. For example, here's a script that allows a single light switch button press to turn on multiple lights and your Sonos.

var insteon = route.addDevice({
  type : Insteon,
  name : "Insteon",
  init : {
    host : "10.0.1.120",
    devices : {
      "Switch" : "1F5450",
      "KitchenLights" : "1F32AA",
      "BedRoomLights" : "1FC81E",
    }
  }
});

var sonos = route.addDevice({
  type : Sonos,
  name : "Sonos",
  init : {
    host : "10.0.1.16",
  }
});

route.addEventMap({
  "Switch.Remote.On" : [
    "Insteon.BedRoomLights.On",
    "Insteon.KitchenLights.On",
    "Sonos.Play"
  ],
  "Switch.Remote.Off" : [
    "Insteon.BedRoomLights.Off",
    "Insteon.KitchenLights.Off",
    "Sonos.Pause"
  ]
});

You can see more usages in the examples

Installation

npm install route.io
npm install route.io-sonos
npm install route.io-web

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