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Custom components for homeassistant

Custom Components for Home assistant

This repo contains my custom components for home assistant.

Components

JVC Projector

Supported commands,

• On/off
• Lens memory
• Input (HDMI Only)
• Power status
• Picture Modes

Requires my jvc-projector-remote module to work.

Support/features

Home Assistant Component

If you'd like home assistant specific support, or would like me to implement/improve a feature for the homeassistant component, raise an issue and I'll get around to it.

Python Module Support

If you would like a new command to be implemented, or have issues with related code, please raise an issue in the jvc-projector-remote repo.

Installation

HACS (Preferred)

For easy installation and updates, use the Home Assistant Community Store to install this custom component. HACS will download and install the custom component for you and keep track of updates.

Once HACS is setup, go to Settings -> Custom Repositories and add the following Repository:

bezmi/hass_custom_components

And use type Integration. Once installed, proceed to follow README in the 'jvcprojector' directory.

Hassbian

Clone this repo and copy the jvcprojector directory to,

<config_dir>/custom_components/

My <config_dir> is /home/homeassistant/.homeassistant/

Install the jvc-projector-remote python module. For hassbian,

sudo -u <homeassistant> -H -s
source /srv/homeassistant/bin/activate
pip install jvc-projector-remote

Hass.io

1. SSH into your Hass.io instance. I recommend the community SSH addon, see its documentation for instructions.
2. Clone this repo:

git clone https://github.com/bezmi/hass_custom_components

3. Make a custom_components directory if one doesn't exist

mkdir /config/custom_components

4. Copy the folder for your desired component into the custom_components directory,

cp -r ./hass_custom_components/custom_components/jvcprojector /config/custom_components

5. Restart Hass.io

Documentation/Examples

see the README in the jvcprojector directory.

Disclaimer

I've used python for a long while in scientific work, but not too much for OOP. Be sure to let me know if there are improvements to be made to my code!