A simple REST api for sending Operation Commands to a Yamaha Receiver.
It does not contain much "internal" logic since it's meant to be implemented by the user of the REST service. Think of this as a serial to REST interface with some simplifications put in, such has result code handling and config handling.
This project relies on pySerial and Flask and is in-use on a Raspberry Pi which is hooked up to a RX-V1900 using a USB<->Serial interface.
To run it, edit the server.py to match the correct settings and then execute it like so:
python ./server.py
Once running, you can access the server on port 5000.
Provides model, software, state and port. Useful to see if the daemon is running properly.
Executes a Operation Command on the receiver (power for example)
Executes a Operation Command on the receiver and waits until a result has been reported by the receiver. WARNING! There is NO TIMEOUT for how long it will wait.
Executes a System Command on the receiver (setting absolute volume for example)
Executes a System Command on the receiver and waits until a result has been reported by the receiver. WARNING! There is NO TIMEOUT for how long it will wait.
Retrives all received reports from the receiver
Retreives a specific report code. If the code doesn't exist, an error is returned. It will NEVER wait for a code.
Note! Calling system or operation where you want a result will cause the daemon to flush any existing result code before executing the op. The report endpoint will not flush anything.
GET operation on /operation/E7E yields the following reply:
{ "status": 200, "message": "Command sent" }
GET operation on /operation/E7E/20 yields the following reply:
{ "status": 200, "message": "Command sent", "result": { "command": "20", "guard": "0", "valid": true, "type": "0", "data": "02" } }
GET operation on /report/20 yields the following reply:
{ "status": 200, "message": "Result retreived", "result": { "command": "20", "guard": "0", "valid": true, "type": "0", "data": "02" } }