andtos90 / domotics

My Home Assistant configuration plus some home automation experiments

Intro

TODO Home Assistant hosted on a local Raspberry Pi B with a 16GB SD Card

Additional Hardware and Software

• External access over the Web via frp, Scaleaway and Cloudflare
• Voice commands with Google Home
• Check online/offline status with Healthchecks
• House interface with Controllino: Covers, Gate, Lights and Irrigation sprinklers(WIP)
• Security alarm with Konnected with on/off RFID integration via Wiegand Protocol
• Wifi LED lights Yeelight
• IP Camera []

TODO

• Dasboard with Magic Mirror

#WIP

Controllino

• rename writeMqttCredentials.sample.ino to writeMqttCredentials.ino, edit with your credentials, upload and run the sketch once
• upload and run the controllino MqttLight sketch

Configurator

• install gitpython with pi user: pip3 install gitpython
• in homeassistant root: ./configurator.py configurator.conf

Dash Button

• install http://docs.nekmo.org/amazon-dash/ with:

sudo pip3 install -U amazon_dash
sudo python3 -m amazon_dash.install

• edit the configuration in /etc/amazon-dash.yml
• sudo systemctl enable amazon-dash
• runsudo systemctl edit amazon-dash with:

[Service]
Environment="LANG=C.UTF-8"
Environment="LANG=C.UTF-8"

Home assistant configuration synced with git

I use GIT sparse checkout to sync only the .homeassistant directory (https://stackoverflow.com/a/13738951)

#FRP

Installation

Executables

Find the latest FRP version download link here and
the executable into the /usr/bin folder, be carefull that frpc and frps are two different executables:

• HASS

wget DOWNLOAD_LINK
uncompress FRPS_DOWNLOADED_FILE
cd FRPS_EXTRACTED_DIRECTORY
sudo mv frpc /usr/bin/frpc

• Server

wget DOWNLOAD_LINK
uncompress FRPS_DOWNLOADED_FILE
cd FRPS_EXTRACTED_DIRECTORY
sudo mv frps /usr/bin/frps

Configurations:

My FRP configuration can be found inside the frp folder.

You can edit the configuration with this command:

• HASS

sudo nano /usr/share/frp/frpc.ini

• Server

sudo nano /usr/share/frp/frps.ini

Rember to restart FRP service with:

sudo systemctl restart frp

Service

Create the FRP service so we can easily run FRP at the startup, you can find the service configuration inside the frp/services directory.

• HASS

cd /etc/systemd/system
sudo mv frp.service.client frp.service

• Server

cd /etc/systemd/system
sudo mv frp.service.server frp.service

Rember to enable FRP service at startup with:

sudo systemctl enable frp

Ping

• crontab -e */3 * * * * curl -fsS --retry 3 https://hc-ping.com/XXXXXX > /dev/null

FTP Server

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-vsftpd-for-a-user-s-directory-on-ubuntu-18-04 (No SSL)

#Image backup TODO utils/sdcard_backup.sh