Difference between revisions of "XMPPHWFS"
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== Hardware == | == Hardware == | ||
to make XMPPHWFS as useful as possible, some hardware should be designed and the necessary firmware written | to make XMPPHWFS as useful as possible, some hardware should be designed and the necessary firmware written | ||
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* [[GPIO relay board]] | * [[GPIO relay board]] | ||
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== Software extensions == | == Software extensions == | ||
* communicate with Asterisk to send voice commands | * communicate with Asterisk to send voice commands | ||
* have some fun with XMMS2 / MPD | * have some fun with XMMS2 / MPD | ||
Revision as of 01:10, 29 December 2011
Under the barbarian name of XMPPHWFS stands the following idea:
hardware IOs made available on a fuse filesystem through xml messaging protocol
and imagine doing stuff like
garage_temp = myHome/garage/temperature garage_heat = myHome/heating/pump1 if (( $garage_temp < 2 )) then echo 1 > $garage_heat fi
XMPPHWFS is meant to replace locmon, which in my opinion was a good idea but is too buggy and impractical.
it was suggested to use IRC for communication, but device description is be greatly improved through use of XML and XMPP is just that.
interface should be event-driven
Hardware
to make XMPPHWFS as useful as possible, some hardware should be designed and the necessary firmware written
Software extensions
- communicate with Asterisk to send voice commands
- have some fun with XMMS2 / MPD
