homebridge-litter-robot-connect

[ryanleesmith]

Plugin to monitor/manage a Litter-Robot automatic cat litter device. Appears as an "air purifier" which lets you monitor waste (filter life) level, run manual cycles (defaults to auto mode), toggle the nightlight, and monitor pet occupancy.

• homebridge-litter-robot-connect
• https://github.com/ryanleesmith/homebridge-litter-robot-connect
• https://www.npmjs.com/package/homebridge-litter-robot-connect

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[oznu]

@ryanleesmith is the GitHub repo private?

[ryanleesmith]

Fixed, sorry.

[ryanleesmith]

FYI, I added better conn/auth error handling. None of these should have been previously unhandled exceptions, but now it's just a better user experience (i.e. removing accessories if auth immediately fails on launch and counting exceptions during polling to stop it after a max number). (edited: after reviewing, I don't think it was ever throwing uncaughts as I was logging all of them).

Can see the PR here: https://github.com/ryanleesmith/homebridge-litter-robot-connect/pull/1/files

[donavanbecker]

• [x] - The plugin must successfully install.
• [x] - The plugin must implement the Homebridge Plugin Settings GUI.
• [x] - The plugin must not start unless it is configured.
• [x] - The plugin must not execute post-install scripts that modify the user's system in any way.
• [x] - The plugin must not contain any analytics or calls that enable you to track the user.
• [x] - The plugin must not throw unhandled exceptions, the plugin must catch and log its own errors.
• [x] - The plugin must be published to npm and the source code available on GitHub.
• [x] - The plugin must run on all Active LTS versions of Node.js, at the time of writing this is Node.js v10 and v12.
• [x] - The plugin must not require the user to run Homebridge in a TTY or with non-standard startup parameters, even for initial configuration.
• [x] - If the plugin needs to write files to disk (cache, keys, etc.), it must store them inside the Homebridge storage directory.

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Everything looks good! Nice Plugin!

[donavanbecker]