Puppet module for Home Assistant

Description

Home Assistant is an open-source home automation platform running on Python 3. This puppet module can be used to install and configurue Home Assistant. Home assistant is installed within an python3 virtualenv environment.

Home Assistant - https://home-assistant.io/

Usage

To install and start homeassistant

include homeassistant

or with a custom configuration.

class{'homeassistant':
    location_name => 'Arc de Triomphe',
    latitude      => 48.8738,
    longitude     => 2.2950,
    elevation     => 300,
    unit_system   => 'metric',
    time_zone     => 'Europe/Paris'
}

Parameters for homeassistant class

user - Specify a username to run the service as. Default: homeassistant
home - Home directory of user and virtualeven for software. Default: /srv/homeassistant
...

Adding Components

Simple components with no configuration.

homeassistant::component{
  [
    'config',
    'http',
    'frontend',
    'updater',
    'discovery',
    'conversation',
    'history',
    'sun',
    'logbook',
  ]:
}

Components with configuration.

homeassistant::component{'tts':
  config => {'platform' => 'google'}
}

homeassistant::component{'device_tracker':
  config => [
    {'platform' => 'netgear',
     'host'     => 'router.example.org',
     'username' => 'admin',
     'password' => 'secret',
    }
  ],
}

Multiple Instances of one Component, e.g. Switches

homeassistant::component{'myswitchs':
  component => 'switch',
  config    => [
                 {'platform' => 'google',
                 },
                 {'platform' => 'tplink',
                  'host'     => 'myplug.example.org',
                  'username' => 'foo',
                  'password' => 'bar',
                 },
               ],
  }
}
homeassistant::component{'otherswitches':
  component => 'switch',
  config    => {
    platform => 'command_line',
    switches => {
                  'command_on'    => '/bin/echo on > /tmp/hi',
                  'command_off'   => '/bin/ehco off > /tmp/hi',
                  'command_state' => '/bin/grep -q on /tmp/hi',
                  'friendly_name' => 'Is the file on',
                }
    }
  }
}