Open source network attached universal remote; aiming to become a drop-in replacement for Logitech's discontinued Harmony Hub.
This software is in a very early stage of development and every update should be considered breaking!
Don't use this if you're looking for a stable piece of equipment that you can rely on!
The setup currently requires at least some basic understanding of the Linux terminal, python and GPIO hardware.
If you run into any issues, check the Troubleshooting section. If you think you found a bug, please create an issue here on GitHub.
- Record and send infrared commands
- Emulate a bluetooth keyboard to control devices like the Apple TV (WIP)
- Configurable scenes (activities) with user-definable start and stop macros
- Track device state to make scene switches only execute necessary commands (WIP)
- iOS app to control and manage the hub (Beta available in Testflight, source code)
- Works with the original Harmony companion remote
- Frontend for Android/Web (Beta available here)
- Expand support for physical remotes
- Home Assistant integration
- Philips Hue integration?
- Amazon Alexa integration?
- Improve set up guide
- Add some form of IR database
I've created a Wiki in this repo to cover the basic setup and usage of Equilibrium.
If an error occurs, you should check the output from Equilibrium. If you have daemonized it, you can do so via journalctl.
In some cases, you may want to use the --verbose or --debug flags to get more verbose logs, though I don't recommend using either for longer times due to the number of log entries they create.