Control myStrom WiFi Switches with NEEO remote.

WiFi Switch v2 devices are auto-discovered on local subnet. Manual configuration is possible in config/mystrom.json.

Tested with:

• Node.js v8.9.1
• NEEO SDK 0.48.13 https://github.com/NEEOInc/neeo-sdk

• Device type: Accessory

  If you prefer 'NEEO light style recipes' for the power switches: change ./lib/neeoDevice.js to .setType('LIGHT')

• Auto discovery of v2 WiFi switches

• Optional manual configuration for v1 WiFi switches or different networks

• Power on / off / toggle buttons, power switch

• Power consumption is exposed as sensor value and text field

• Local mode only: driver communicates directly with WiFi switch.

• Also works with my Raspberry Pi power switch

• Available as ready to use docker image

• auto discovery of v1 WiFi switches (the ones without temperature sensor)
• option to use myStrom cloud (either for initial discovery only or for full device access)
• setting device reachability flag with connectivity test
• improved error & auto retry handling

• Node.js >= v6.12 (https://nodejs.org)

Download or clone the code from github.

git clone https://github.com/zehnm/neeo-mystrom-switch.git

Install required packages with npm

cd neeo-mystrom-switch
npm install

The driver can be configured in the optional configuration file ./config/driver.json. Default values are used if the file is missing (device server port 6336, auto discovery enabled).

Configuration options:

• neeo

  • brainIp : IP address of the NEEO brain (optional).

    Auto discovery is active if not specified. See issue: NEEOInc/neeo-sdk#36

  • callbackIp : IP address of machine running the driver (optional).

    Most likely required if auto discovery doesn't work.

  • callbackPort : local port number for device server

• mystrom.discoveryModes : specify which device discovery modes are active (at least one mode must be active)
  • configFile : true = read devices from configuration file which have a host property defined
  • local : true = local discovery mode (listen for UDP broadcast)
• mystrom.localDiscovery : configuration section if mystrom.discoveryModes.local = true
  • listenAddress : listen address for UDP broadcast. 0.0.0.0 = all interfaces
  • reachableTimeout : timeout in seconds to consider a device offline if no discovery message received
  • deviceTypeFilter : only consider the specified myStrom device types (at the moment only "WS2" is supported)
• mystrom.polling : device polling configuration. Polling is not required but useful if you also control the devices with the myStrom app and would like a faster synchronization with NEEO.

  • interval : optional polling interval in seconds. 0 = disable device polling, default = 4

  • duration : optional time duration in seconds to perform polling after activity has been detected. default = 60

    Note: to perform a single status update withouth further polling after NEEO requests the device state, set duration < interval. E.g. duration = 1

• auto discover NEEO brain
• run device driver on port 6336
• auto discover myStrom WiFi switches v2 on all network interfaces

{
  "neeo": {
    "callbackPort": 6336
  },
  "mystrom": {
    "discoveryModes": {
      "configFile": false,
      "local": true
    },
    "localDiscovery": {
      "listenAddress": "0.0.0.0",
      "reachableTimeout": 30,
      "deviceTypeFilter": ["WS2"]
    }
  }
}

• specify IP address of NEEO brain
• specify IP address and port of device driver
• auto discover myStrom WiFi switches v2 on specified network interface
• also read manually configured WiFi switches from device configuration file

{
  "neeo": {
    "brainIp": "192.168.1.172",
    "callbackIp": "192.168.1.165",
    "callbackPort": 6338
  },
  "mystrom": {
    "discoveryModes": {
      "configFile": true,
      "local": true
    },
    "localDiscovery": {
      "listenAddress": "192.168.1.0",
      "reachableTimeout": 30,
      "deviceTypeFilter": ["WS2"]
    }
  }
}

myStrom devices can be configured in ./config/mystrom.json:

• manually configure myStrom devices with MAC address, name and IP address
  • required for v1 WiFi switches which cannot yet be auto discovered
  • optional for v2 WiFi switches where auto discovery doesn't work (other subnets, virtualization etc.)
• MAC address to device name mapping in auto-discovery mode if you'd like to display a human readable name within NEEO app

Configuration format:

• mystrom.devices : array of WiFi Switch configurations:

  • id : MAC address (e.g. 30aea400112233)

  • name : displayed name in NEEO

  • type : static value "switch"

    Every other value will be ignored, i.e. setting another name disables the device.

  • host : IP or host name with optional port number

    Only required if auto-discovery is not used.

    Assigning a static IP lease in your router is recommended.

Attention: once a device is used in NEEO the id is stored in the brain and cannot be changed anymore. I.e. the device must be deleted and re-added again.

• WiFi Switch MAC address mapping to device names
• Manual configuration of a WiFi switch on another network
• Manual configuration of a Raspberry Pi power switch

{
  "mystrom": {
    "devices": [
      {
        "id": "30aea400112233",
        "name": "Office",
        "type": "switch"
      },
      {
        "id": "30aea400112244",
        "name": "TV",
        "type": "switch"
      },
      {
        "id": "30aea400112255",
        "name": "Cellar",
        "type": "switch",
        "host": "172.16.16.16"
      },
      {
        "id": "rpi-switch",
        "name": "Printer",
        "type": "switch",
        "host": "OfficePi.local:8080"
      }
    ]
  }
}

node index.js 

The logging level can be specified in the environment variable LOG_LEVEL. Valid values are: error, warn, info, debug, silly. The default level is info.

LOG_LEVEL=debug node index.js 

• Based on node:9-alpine
• Auto-discovery only works on Linux with host networking

docker run --rm --network=host zehnm/neeo-mystrom-switch:latest

• Docker on OSX and Windows requires manual NEEO brain and myStrom device configuration with port mapping: -p 6336:6336
• Custom driver.json and mystrom.json files can be mapped in a local configuration directory with: -v /MyDirectory/config:/neeo-driver-mystrom/config
• LOG_LEVEL environment variable is also supported. E.g. --env LOG_LEVEL=debug

docker run --rm -p 6336:6336 --env LOG_LEVEL=debug -v ${CFG_PATH}/config:/neeo-driver-mystrom/config zehnm/neeo-mystrom-switch:latest