Websockets?

[oepi-loepi]

Would it be possible to add a websocket client or a websocket option to the ring? In that case it would be very convenient to have a websocket client to react in case of a push on the bell.

(I m developer of apps for the Dutch Eneco Toon Thermostat (rooted) and would like to rewrite my app to connect the doorbell to the toon eneco thermostat, which is also a kind of tablet hanging on the living room wall).

[guino]

@oepi-loepi there are limited tools available in the device. As of right now curl and nc should be available in the busybox we install in the SD card. We have compiled some simple MQTT clients into some ARM devices, but this is the first time I hear a request for websockets. Anything outside of these (which provide basic web/REST, raw TCP communication and MQTT notifications), you would either have to write + compile something to run in the device (likely using pure C and and the correct ARM cross compiler) OR you could use a 3rd device to fill the gap, for instance: you could have a basic application listening to a REST endpoint and making the same application perform any websocket communication you need (when the REST endpoint is requested using curl from the device). This application could be anywhere, like a spare machine in the network or the websocket server itself (at which point you could possibly perform whatever action from the REST endpoint request directly).

[oepi-loepi]

Thanks… you are fast and precise.. love it.Yes, i now use homey to get the ring and then send the websocket. However since above 5000 users have the toon rooted, there is a mass request for a doorbell option. Most of them do not have seperate devices.(https://github.com/ToonSoftwareCollective)I will check the REST option. Do you have a small manual for that REST option?Kind regards, robVerstuurd vanaf mijn iPhoneOp 7 mrt. 2024 om 20:32 heeft Wagner @.***> het volgende geschreven: @oepi-loepi there are limited tools available in the device. As of right now curl and nc should be available in the busybox we install in the SD card. We have compiled some simple MQTT clients into some ARM devices, but this is the first time I hear a request for websockets. Anything outside of these (which provide basic web/REST, raw TCP communication and MQTT notifications), you would either have to write + compile something to run in the device (likely using pure C and and the correct ARM cross compiler) OR you could use a 3rd device to fill the gap, for instance: you could have a basic application listening to a REST endpoint and making the same application perform any websocket communication you need (when the REST endpoint is requested using curl from the device). This application could be anywhere, like a spare machine in the network or the websocket server itself (at which point you could possibly perform whatever action from the REST endpoint request directly).

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