'Hey { smart assistant }, turn on the projector!'

I got frustrated with the way epson designed their web remote, so I decided to make the requests that it wants and expose the endpoints for anyone to use. Simply, supply the ip address of your locally running epson projector as a command line argument and let this do the rest! This then allows your favorite smart assistant to call the endpoint and control your projector.

Intalling project

$ npm install

Running the project

$ npm start {your epson projector ip address }
$ npm start 192.168.1.5 ( example )

The endpoints

/power

This will negate the current state of the power, whether that be on or off

/volume_up

This will increase the volume

/volue_down

This will decrease the volume

/source_search

This will turn the projector to source search mode

/av_mute

This will negate the output of the projector ( unmute if called again )

/freeze

This will freeze the output on the projector ( calling again will unfreeze )

/hdmi_one

This will change the projector to HDMI 1

/hdmi_two

This will change the projector to HDMI 2

/computer

This will change the projector to Computer

/video

This will change the projector to Video

/usb_display

This will change the projector to USB Display

/usb

This will change the projector to USB

/lan

This will change the projector to LAN

/ccap

This will turn on closed captioning

/qrcode

This will display the qrcode to join using the epson app ( call again to turn off the display of the code )