myqcontroller | MyQ Controller for SmartThings

Prerequisites: You must have node and npm installed on your system.
Go to your SmartThings IDE
Go to My SmartApps link
Click on Settings button
Click Add new repository
Enter owner aromka, name MyQController, branch master.
Click Save
Click on the Update from Repo button
Select the MyQController (master) repository
Check the application, check Publish, and click Execute Update
Go to My Device Handlers
Click on Update from Repo button and select MyQController (master)
Select devices that you want to install (Garage Door, Switch)
check Publish, and click Execute Update
Run git clone https://github.com/aromka/myqcontroller.git from directory where you want the server installed
Run npm install
Find out the IP and Port of your SmartThings hub either from your router, or go to My Hubs in SmartThings IDE and look for localIP
Run the server node server [your-localIP] from myqcontroller directory, for example: node server 192.168.0.10
Open SmartThings app
Go to Marketplace -> SmartApps tab
Scroll down and go to MyApps
Select MyQ Controller
Enter the IP of your local server (This should be pc/mac that's running node server. You can find this out by going to Network Preferences, usually it's something like 192.168.0.5. If you have firewall enabled, make sure to open port 42457)
Enter your MyQ username and password (Your credentials are stored in your SmartThings account, and never used or shared outside of this SmartApp)
Press Next
If you entered everything correctly, you should see success confirmation message
Press Done
Your devices should appear in My Home -> Things
You should also see all the devices that were found, as well as any commands sent in your console running the server
Installing on a fresh copy of Raspbian NOOB on Raspberry Pi 3. You can either do this through Raspberry Pi's console, or ssh to it from your mac / pc.