This repository contains integrations for nymea.
nymea (/[n'aiːmea:]/ - is an open source IoT edge server. The plug-in based architecture allows to integrate protocols and APIs. With the build-in rule engine you are able to interconnect devices or services available in the system and create individual scenes and behaviours for your environment.
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A detailed description how to install and getting started with the nymea can be found here:
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A detailed documentation for developers can be found here:
To contribute support for a Z-Wave device, you're welcome to file a pull request to this repository. If you need help in creating an integration plugin, feel free to ask in our forum or the Telegram group as well.
If you don't have any developer skills at all, still feel free to bring the topic up. Our community is happy to help wherever possible.
When a Z-Wave device is not yet supported in nymea, it can still be added to the Z-Wave network, but no thing will appear. However, nymea will inspect the device and print detailed information about the device in the logs which normally should be enough to be able to to add support for a device.
Select the plugin for the appropriate manufacturer (or create a new one if there is none for this manufacturer), add a thing class for the device in the integrationpluginxyz.json file and fill in the handleNode(), setupThing() and, if needed, executeAction() methods in the .cpp file. The existing code for other devices should work as example code as all Z-Wave devices work in the same way and handling their features is normally just a few lines of code.
Please refer to the nymea | developer documentation on how to get started with plugin development if the above is new to you.
nymea is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, version 3 of the License.