JJ SmartHome

A pet project to build my own smarthome network using 3rd party tools.

Development

1. Create .env file copying .development.env in setup folder.
2. Run required dependencies using docker-compose (MQTT broker and SMTP server) with ./run-dev-services.ps1 on setup folder.
3. Read received emails on http://localhost:8025/
4. To simulate an occupancy detected event, run dotnet test --filter TestCategory=DeviceOccupiedSimulation

JJ.SmartHome.WebApi

This is the main application that listens MQTT topics for occupancy sensors and weather.

To start using occupancy sensors (motion or magnet sensors), you must create a devices.json file based on devices.sample.json you can find on project.

jj-smarthome-sensehat

This is an application that emits environmental data to an MQTT topic and can be consumed on the SmartHome API.

For development, use simulator mode. Rename file /src/jj-smarthome-sensehat/.sample.env to .env if debugging locally, or use setup scripts for docker. Use pi-sense-hat-remote-simulator web simulator.

Deployment

1. On /setup folder, set variables on .env file from sample file .sample.env
2. If a new version is deployed, run ./build.sh script
3. Run RUN_SERVICES=1 RUN_WEBAPI=1 RUN_SENSEHAT=1 ./run.sh to launch all services in background

Configuration

TODO

Used devices:

• Zigbee usb dongle: CC2531 USB stick.
• Raspberry Pi as a Hub for hosting the system
• Raspberry Pi Sense Hat to monitor environmental information and using joystick for commands.
• Aqara temperature, humidity and pressure sensor
• Aqara human body movement and illuminance sensor
• Aqara door & window contact sensor