siriproxy-raspio

A Raspberry Pi GPIO plugin for siriproxy.

config.yml

Example siriproxy config.yml entry:

Example 1

    - name: 'Raspio'
      git: 'git://github.com/nickrw/siriproxy-raspio.git'
      wiringpi_mode: WPI_MODE_SYS
      pins:
        - pin: 23
          name: 'disco ball'
          export: yes
          active_low: yes

        - pin: 24
          name: 'motor'
          export: no

Example 2

    - name: 'Raspio'
      git: 'git://github.com/nickrw/siriproxy-raspio.git'
      wiringpi_mode: WPI_MODE_PINS
      pins:
        - pin: 4
          name: 'disco ball'

        - pin: 5
          name: 'motor'

The option wiringpi_mode will default to WPI_MODE_PINS if unspecified. This is the recommended mode unless you are planning to use interact with the /sys/class/gpio interface via other means at the same time. If you specify WPI_MODE_SYS then siriproxy-raspio will attempt to export each pins via /sys/class/gpio/export first if export: yes is set. The per-pin export option defaults to no if unspecified.

Using WPI_MODE_SYS also allows you to set the active_low option per-pin. This inverts the voltage high/low and pin high/low mapping and is useful if you have a relay attached which is closed on low voltage and open on high voltate. The per-pin active_low defaults to no if unspecified.

See https://projects.drogon.net/raspberry-pi/wiringpi/ for more information on the pin numbering differences between WPI_MODE_PINS and WPI_MODE_SYS.

Usage

The plugin maps the device name to GPIO pin number, setting it on or off. Replace 'name' in the examples below with your device's name as you have defined it in config.yml.

name on
name off
turn (the) name on
turn (the) name off
enable (the) name
disable (the) name
turn on (the) name
turn off (the) name