wemoweb

A simple web interface to control Wemo® devices. Work still in progress. This is done with the goal of being used on mobile device web browsers, as well as larger devices.

This may not work for everyone. I keep my devices' IPs static and that makes it easier and require fewer discoveries. It should work if the devices do not change IPs often.

Compiling

No Makefile. Just run: go build

Use

Discovery

Run: ./wemoweb discover

It will scan and prompt to save a devices.json file.

Webserver

Run: /.wemoweb server

Application Installation

Create config.json out of sample.config.json.

Config File Sample

{
  "http_port": 8080,
  "eth_device": "eth0",
  "devices_file": "devices.json",
  "discovery_timeout": 5,
  "html_tmpl": "index.html.tpl",
  "users_file": "users.json",
  "use_tls": true,
  "tls_cert_file": "cert.pem",
  "tls_key_file": "key.pem"
}

Confing File Fields

• http_port: TCP port daemon binds to for listens.
• eth_device: Ethernet device on the same subnet as the Wemo® devices.
• devices_json: JSON file with list of Wemo® devices.
• discovery_timeout": Timeout in seconds for device scans.
• html_tmpl: HTML template file. Start with the provided index.html.tpl.
• users_file: JSON file containing user credentials. Not having this value in the config file disables user authentication.
• use_tls: Boolean for whether the daemon uses TLS on plaintext.
• tls_cert_file: PEM file containing the TLS cert.
• tls_key_file: PEM file containing the private key.

User File

Format:

{
    "username": "MD5 sum of password"
}

Devices File

Format:

{
  "Device 1": {
    "ip_port": "192.168.0.10:49153"
  },
  "Device 2": {
    "ip_port": "192.168.0.11:49153"
  }
}