This app demonstrates the GUI supported pairing process using the eebus-go library. It consists of a server component written in Go and a web implemented using VueJS 3.
Once this app is paired with another service (could also be the same service running on a different port), it will show the SPINE data with details about supported usecases and features. The goal is to also present this information in a more user friendly way in the future.
Another goal is to provide an executable for every supported platform that contains everything required.
The service requires a certificate and a key which will be created automatically and saved in the working folder if file names are not provided or the default filenames are not found.
- Download and install golang for your computer
- Download and install NodeJS and NPM if you do not already have it
- Download the source code of this repository
- Run
npm install
inside the root repository folder - Now follow either the
Development
orBuild binary
steps
make ui
for creating the UI assetsgo run main.go -h
to see all the possible parameters.go run main.go
to start with the default parameters.
npx vite dev
to start with the default parameters using vite.config.js
. The web service is now accessible at https://localhost:7051/
make ui
for creating the UI assetsmake build
for building the binary for the local system- execute the binary with
./devices-app
- Open the website in a browser at
https://localhost:7050/
General Usage:
devices-app <httpd-port> <eebus-port> <crtfile> <keyfile> <serial>
<httpd-port> Optional port for the HTTPD server
<eebus-port> Optional port for the EEBUS service
<crt-file> Optional filepath for the cert file
<key-file> Option filepath for the key file
<serial> Option mDNS serial string
Default values:
httpd-port: 7050
eebus-port: 4815
crt-file: cert.crt (same folder as executable)
key-file: cert.key (same folder as executable)
serial: 123456789
If no cert-file or key-file parameters are provided and
the files do not exist, they will be created automatically.