homebridge-platform-insteonlocal | Homebridge platform plugin for local Insteon control

Direct your browser to the host that you have Insteonlocal running on and the port configured in your config.json (ie, 127.0.0.1:3000 if running on the local machine). Before using any of the pages described below, you will need to complete the following steps:. You should now have devices populated on the 'Devices' page, and be able to link/unlink devices from the Hub, as well as create scenes. To create a scene, select the desired device from the dropdown list and fill out the level, ramp rate, and controller/responder fields. The group number defaults to 1 for most devices. For a keypad, the group number corresponds to the button number (ie, A=1, B=2, C=3, etc). If the Hub is a controller, select an unoccupied group number (one that does not currently have a scene defined) or you will overwrite an existing scene. All information for your Hub and devices is stored in insteon.json saved in your homebridge config directory. It is fully readable json, and can be viewed in any editor.
Click on the 'Hub' link. In the top section of the page, click 'Get Hub Info'. This pulls information from the Hub, most notably the Insteon ID.
Still on the 'Hub' page, click 'Get Devices/Links' under the action menu.
Config: Manage your Insteonlocal configuration. Hub connection parameter settings are managed in the top section, device settings in the bottom. No changes are made to your config.json until you click save. To add a device, click the 'Add' button at the bottom of the page. Configuration is limited to basics until I can figure out a new UI.
Hub Information about your Hub. To start, click 'Get Hub Info'. Under the 'Action' menu, click 'Get Devices/Links'. This will discover devices and links from the Hub and populate scenes controlled by the hub. This must be done before any devices are displayed on the 'Devices' tab.In the 'Links' tab on the Hub page, you can delete a link by clicking the trashcan icon (it wil confirm before deleteing). Note that this only deletes the link from the Hub and not the corresponding device. This is useful for deleting half-links from the Hub.
Devices If you have already discovered devices from the Hub, you should see a list of devices in the left-hand column. If not, click 'Get Devices' and the device list should populate after discovery is complete.Once devices are discovered, click on a device in the list. In the right-hand pane, you can give the device a friendly name (be sure to click 'Save'). Devices that were in your config should already be named (you can change the name here without overwriting your config). Under the 'Action' menu, you can get links information and links from the device by clicking 'Get Dev Info/Links'. Depending upon the number of links in the device, this may take some time and is best to do when there is no other Insteon traffic. If you want to do this for all devices at once, click 'Get All Dev Links' in the top right. Again, this may take time. You can also identify the device by clicking 'Beep' under the 'Action' menu.Three tabs in the bottom part of the page show details for the selected device: Operating Flags: Lists device config parameters (not editable, for now). The database delta will change anytime a link is modified on a device. The UI will check this before retrieving links from the device. Links: Lists all links stored in the device database. You can delete a link by clicking the wastebasket button (there is a confirmation). Again, this only deletes the link from the selected device and not from any linked devices. Good for cleaning up half-links. Scenes: Lists all scenes (complete with other responders) that the device participates in. Level and ramp rate information is only available for devices that you have retrieved information and links for.
Link Link/unlink devices from the hub and create scenes. This is fairly sel-explanatory, but to link/unlink a device, just enter the device id that you wish to link/unlink in the relevant field and click the 'Link' or 'Unlink' button.
To install from npm:.