PiFire in Home Assistant #54
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Hey @snackpack85 - I'm totally with you on this! I am also a Home Assistant user and would love to get something going for this project. Unfortunately, outside of doing the standard MQTT or API integrations (which are very basic, buttons, etc. ) I don't have too much experience creating one from scratch. I'd like to take a crack at this some day though, or if anyone else in this community has an expertise in HA integrations, maybe we could get some help. |
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FYI: I've tweaked the PiFire API with the latest commit to the development branch (b9b91a9). The idea being that this can be used as a REST interface for Home Assistant. The /api/current call will provide current temps, setpoint temps, mode, etc. so we can use this information for a template to provide gauges, etc. And the for sending commands, we have POST /api/control to allow for rest_commands to be sent, or perhaps a REST switch. Anyway more research and testing required. Found this article on the community forum that could be used to sketch out a basic interface, in a similar way: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/monitoring-a-bbq-with-ha-and-cloudbbq/217043 |
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Is it possible to install "lite" version of PiFire on Zero, just for REST API. So I am trying to avoid getting into dependency fighting of code and its modules. So essentially pitboss-bt to rest/mqtt/x gateway.
Should definitely be possible. Which dependencies are you concerned with?
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Is it possible to install "lite" version of PiFire on Zero, just for REST
API. So I am trying to avoid getting into dependency fighting of code and
its modules. So essentially pitboss-bt to rest/mqtt/x gateway.
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Good morning everyone. I just stumbled upon this awesome project, and am considering building this for my new Austin XL. Has anyone tried/succeeded in pulling PiFire into Home Assistant? I'm on a crusade to get every "smart" device in my home under a single pane of glass, and this would be a phenomenal addition. I look forward to hearing about any attempts made!
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