tgiachi/neon.homecontrol

Home Automation System, similar to HomeAssistant but made with .net core and ❤️

New Repository is https://github.com/tgiachi/Neon

neon.homecontrol's Issues

Implement Nuget.Core for Plugin System

Implement Nuget.Core for download plugins
ref: https://martinbjorkstrom.com/posts/2018-09-19-revisiting-nuget-client-libraries

[Components] Sonoff Tasmoda

Implement simple command to control switch

Replace lua with Roslyn engine (multiple script languages support)

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.management.automation.powershell?view=pscore-6.2.0

Plex WebHooks

Implementing plex webHooks listener

Plex support

Command params in Command dispacher service

Add object for store command params in IotCommandInfo and in the Attribute IotCommandAttribute

Need frontend!

Google Home Api (Nest API, Nest Hello and Protect)

Implement component for control and get event from Google home apis

Create abstraction layer for NoSql database

Now Neon uses LiteDB. The goal is create abstraction layer for use another nosql database

Need logo!

Iot Command Attribute with params

MQTT Relay

Add second client per relay internal mqtt messages in AWS IoT core mqtt queue

Better SpotifyWebComponent

In this moment, spotify can query devices and current playing song.

The characteristic features of:

• Query songs
• Playing song on device
• Parse input commands (example send_command("PLAY_SONG", "artist - song", device_name) )

Better documentation

• Tutorial for docker image
• Developer guide (how create plugins, components and entities)
• User guide (how start application and configure)

Better configuration management System

At moment Neon loads neon.settings.json in current directory.

We can load config from arg parameter when application starts
If neon running from docker container, by default load config in /config directory

Implement Websocket for event streaming

CoordinateSharp Licensing

Thank you for including CoordinateSharp in your project. This project is really cool! I want to play with my Hue Lights now.

The CoordinateSharp version you are currently implementing (1.1.5.2) is the last MIT version of CoordinateSharp. Starting with version 2.1.1.1, the library will be switching to a split AGPL 3.0 / Commercial Version license.

Because you have implemented the library prior to the release of 2.1.1.1, you will be given a free "Commercial Use" license should you choose between now and 90 days after of the release of 2.1.1.1.

You may also continue using 1.1.5.2 in order to have the freedom of an MIT license should you choose.

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If you wish to upgrade to 2.1.1.1, we (Signature Group, LLC) will need to know whether you wish for the license to be granted to you (an individual) or a company. Again this is a totally free lifetime license for 2.1.1.1 and all future versions if you choose between now and 90 days after the release of 2.1.1.1. We simply just need to know who the license should be issued to.

With the "Commercial License", you and only you will be able to use CoordinateSharp in the capacity of an MIT project. Should the project be forked with the intention of using it as a standalone product, the new owner would need to either purchase a commercial version or convert their version to an AGPL 3.0 compatible license.

Also, if you wish to include CoordinateSharp in future projects, the holder of the license may do so without purchasing another license.

You can either reply to this issue or contact [email protected] for more info. More info about licensing can also be found at http://coordinatesharp.com/Licensing

Here is our issue regarding licensing as well Tronald/CoordinateSharp#93.

Thank you and have a great day.

Justin Gielski
Managing Member
Signature Group, LLC