Relays Device
Relays device controls 1-4 relays using a microcontroller or SBC, such as Rapsberry Pi.
Running
There are two ways to run a relays device: standalone or in a hub. For standalone, a Docker container can run the device. Or we can run the device directly from source.
See Running on Hub for running the device on a hub.
Run Standalone on Docker
The easiest way to run a relays device is using a pre-built docker image:
docker pull ghcr.io/merliot/relays
docker run -p 8000:8000 ghcr.io/merliot/relays
Now the device is now running in a docker container as a web server, listening on port :8000.
Browse to http://<host>:8000 to view and setup the device.
If the docker host is using https://, pass in the environment variable WS_SCHEME=wss://.
docker run -e "WS_SCHEME=wss://" -p 8000:8000 ghcr.io/merliot/relays
See full list of environment variables.
I don't have Docker
If you don't have a host to run docker, try Koyeb to cloud-host your relays container. The first container is free (account required). Click the deploy button to get started.
Of course, any container hosting service will do. Just use the Run on Docker instructions above.
I don't want to use Docker
Ok, you can run the relays device directly from source.
git clone https://github.com/merliot/relays.git
cd relays
PORT_PRIME=8000 go run -tags prime ./cmd
Browse to http://localhost:8000 to view and deploy device.