A simple NodeJS server for toggeling 433Mhz radio sockets using a raspberry pi 4 with a 433MHz transmitter connected with GPIO.

If you want to reset your configuration file with the backup_conf.json simply query the following:

<ip>:<port>/data?a=reset

If you want to retrieve the conf.json send a request with the following syntax (a stand for action and r for retrive):

<ip>:<port>/data?a=r

If you want to add a light to the server conf.json you have to send the following request (the action al stands for add light):

<ip>:<port>/data?a=al&i=<id>&c=<code>&n=<name>

• The ID has to be in decimal representation, the server converts it to binary internally

If you want to remova a light from the server conf.json, send the following command (rl=remove light):

<ip>:<port>/data?a=rl&i=<id>

• The ID here is the binary representation

If you want to add a group to the lights[i].groups string send the following url request (ag = add group):

<ip>:<port>/data?a=ag&i=<id>&n=<name>

• i:= id oft the light you want to add the group to
• n := the name of the group you want

Switching a remote plug works with a requests to a data path aswell.

<ip>:<port>/data?a=cv&i=<id>&c=<code>&v=<value>

Here the action (cv) stands for change value.

Turning a specific remote plug on and off works as simple as the other commands:

<ip>:<port>/index.html?i=<id>&v=<value>&c=<code>