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Hi, first - really great project! Huge congrats!
Question - is there a chance for SSDP or other way for nodes to auto discover server IP address in the local network?
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It would be great if Homie would support wired networks, too.
Like the ENC28J60 chip.
https://www.microchip.com/wwwproducts/en/en022889
This might be usefull for cases where the wifi signal is to we…
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First of all, thank you for building Homie-ESP8266; this is grand.
Assuming I want to add a property to a node to indicate the unit, I tried doing
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Homie.setNodeProperty(tempnode, "unit", "C", tr…
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In #45 @marvinroger said something I find is important:
> Homie sketches are meant to be portable.
Assuming I have a few ESP8266 sensors which could basically all run the same Homie firmware, most o…
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The 192.168.1.1 net is quite often used by SOHO routers.
Placing a homie device in config mode on that same IP might easily cause conflicts with the user's cable modem/router/Internet gateway.
Maybe…
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I am wanting to use the node input handler as I'm planning on controlling a set of switches. The property will relate to the switch, and the value will tell me if it is on or off.
My code looks like …
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When you change your configuration or restart http://www.openhab.org/ the current states of your device might get lost (Yes, you can prevent this).
But it would be nice to send a mqtt message to let …
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the only way to get communication working correctly with the MQTT is to provide a device name.
The default device ID is not used during the configuration process (via web based), you need to supply y…
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Just an idea: It may be very convenient to have a lightweight android app that can set a Homie device config !
I'm not used to that, but I guest that https://github.com/marvinroger/homie-esp8266/tree…
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The API is quite complete and the overall stability is good (didn't run into any troubles so far, after weeks of continuous use). Docs are up. I guess it's almost time to release a stable version.
Bu…