Updated for DSM 7.0-41890 and built on a Synology DS1815+
Polyglot is a Middleware between the Universal Devices ISY Home Automation device and any number of external devices and services.
This repository provides the necessary requirments to run the latest UDI Polyglot-v2 build in Docker running on a Synology NAS. I specifically run a DS1815+. It uses the node:10-alpine container from the original polyglot-v2 dockerfile at https://github.com/UniversalDevicesInc/polyglot-v2/tree/master/docker
To clone this repository, you will need git installed. Log onto your Synology NAS and install the Git Server Package from the Package Store.
This installation will create docker containers for polyglot-v2 and mongo. Local volumes will be created for the polyglot-v2 configuration and mongo database and will be persistant across reboots. Polyglot use the docker host network so that polyglot will find your ISY. Default SSL certificates are installed and will have to be trusted by your web browser. Username is 'admin' and password is 'admin'. Navigate to Polyglot Settings to set your ISY IP address if neccessary, port, username, and password and then reboot Polyglot from menu.
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ssh into your NAS.
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Enter the following command:
cd volume1/docker/ -
Enter the following command:
sudo git clone https://github.com/psmith3/polyglot-v2.git -
Enter your admin Password:
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Enter the following commands:
cd polyglot-v2/ ./install.sh
Will take a few minutes to install. When complete, Polyglot v2 should now be running in Docker. Access via web browser at https://{docker ip address}:3000
Your browser may not allow you to view the webpage because the ssl certs are not signed. You can allow this with Safari on Mac or you can open a private browser window and access. You can overide the use https setting in the ./dot-polyglot/.env file to overcome this, but you will have to manually edit each node server in the ISY and uncheck SSL. If required, edit the .env.example file in the ./dot-polyglot directory and save the file as .env.
Your ISY will be discovered, but you will have to go to the settings page and enter your ISY username and password.
Thanks to einstein.42 for his original work.
Enjoy!