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README.md

WeMo control

The plan:

  1. Use Fauxmo to create a virtual switch 'Movie Lights' recognized on the NAS at port 20000 on a MacVLAN IP address in the IP range 224-240
  2. Fauxmo will run in a docker file and be able to talk to another container, which runs our golang executable. Other container host will be movielights (added via add-host option)
  3. Our golang executable will then talk to the actual wemo switches

TODO:

Figure out how to discover the IP addresses. Options are:

  • Do a discovery at startup
  • Do a discovery before an event I don't like this one due to latency
  • Do a discovery after an event
  • Do a discovery on a time basis

Discovery is currently via a node module. Would prefer to use go here