Real-time home monitoring and automation.

More info at http://jeelabs.org/tag/housemon/.

Note: go to this page for detailed Raspberry Pi setup instructions.

Install Node.js (it has to be version 0.10.x) and redis, then:

$ git clone https://github.com/jcw/housemon.git
$ cd housemon
$ npm install

Make sure Redis is running (this app uses database #1, see local.json):

$ redis-server &

Then launch the app as a Node.js web server:

$ npm start

Now browse to http://localhost:3333/ (this can be changed in local.json).

If you want to start exploring the (early) features of HouseMon, keep these
points in mind and check http://jeelabs.org/tag/housemon/ for the latest news:

• the "logger" triggers on "incoming" events, as emitted by the "rf12demo" briq
• the "Readings" page needs drivers and mappings from node ID to that driver
• the "Status" page also needs mappings from node ID's to named locations
• the "archiver" and "history" briqs use status changes, so get that going first
• the "Graphs" page only works off history data, and does not yet auto-update

There is some documentation in the docs/ folder, but things do change fast!

To use this project as starting point for a fresh SocketStream project:

• clone this project, then install all the required packages as described above
• remove everything from the briqs/ directory, except for sandbox.coffee
• the drivers/ directory can also be removed, since it's HouseMon-specific
• change project name, author, version, etc. in package.json and local.json

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