Several open source tools to manage GVM Lights. The plan is to be able to manage GVM lights through Home Assistant. This repository contains two methods to communicate with the GVM server; Python and Rust.
Run GVM lights server on a device capable to communicate with the devices, and then build and run clients from any other (or same) device. For example, a USB Bluetooth dongle could be attached to your server in proximity to the GVM lights.
Configuration of server and clients are done through environment variables
APP_CLIENTS- Pass a list of (comma separated) MAC addresses of the GVM Lights, e.g.APP_CLIENTS="A4:C1:38:EE:EE:EE,A4:C1:38:EE:EE:EE"
APP_HOST- IP address of the host, default value:0.0.0.0APP_PORT- Port of the server, default value:8631
For docker, privileged mode and host mode networking will be required.
$ docker pull rahela/gvm_lights:latest
$ docker run --rm --net=host --privileged -e clients="A4:C1:38:EE:EE:EE,A4:C1:38:EE:EE:EE" rahela/gvm_lights:latest
You may have to add -v /run/dbus:/run/dbus:ro or -v /var/run:/run/dbus:ro to the docker run command if the server reports: No Bluetooth adapters found.
- Cargo version 1.60 or higher
For example, this command builds the project and gets the current state of the clients:
$ APP_HOST="0.0.0.0" APP_PORT="8631" cargo run --manifest-path=cli/Cargo.toml -- -i
Note that the purpose of this client is to serve as a intermediary between Rust and Home Assistant so it isn't as fully featured as the Rust client yet. Make sure to take a look at test.py for an example script of running the client.
- Python 3.10 or higher
$ cd gvm_lights_lib
$ python3 -m venv .env
$ source .env/bin/activate
$ maturin develop
$ APP_HOST="10.139.21.199" python3 ./tests/test.py