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Home Assistant is a powerful open source home automation app that prioritizes local control and privacy. It offers great security and features while keeping your data securely out of the cloud. It can give you control of all your devices from a single, mobile-friendly interface and will track the state of all these devices so you don’t have to. Home Assistant is powered by a worldwide community and runs ideally on a Raspberry Pi or a local server.

XiaomiGateway3 is a Home Assistant custom component for controlling Xiaomi Multimode Gateway devices over a local network. It supports Xiaomi Multimode Gateway, Xiaomi Multimode Gateway 2, and Aqara Hub E1 models on selected default firmware versions. The integration works by enabling local access and running gateway-side support logic so Home Assistant can communicate with Zigbee, BLE, and gateway features. It can expose connected Xiaomi ecosystem devices, handle gateway controls, work with device statistics, and support advanced configuration. ...

...The integration avoids the need to flash devices with custom firmware, which makes it practical for users who want Home Assistant control without modifying hardware. It supports single-channel and multi-channel devices, TH and POW sensors, RF Bridge commands, local multicast updates, and cloud WebSocket updates. It can load device names and encryption keys from eWeLink servers and store them locally for future use. SonoffLAN is best suited for smart home users who want deeper Sonoff automation while keeping the official device firmware.

...Users can also enable Home Assistant’s media source support to browse Frigate media from the Home Assistant interface. The project is especially useful for people building local-first camera monitoring systems with object detection, automations, and smart home alerts.

...GROWSS also controls the exhaust fan and grow lights based on the time interval (ie. 12 hours on/12 hours off) & from environmental factors, temp & humidity. The environmental values are saved to the local storage every 15 minutes and when an alarm is present. Hi & low values are also saved. The LEDs on the case & the mobile application indicate if there is a high/low temp alarm, hi/low humidity alarm, soil moisture alarm, or smoke alarm. A speaker (buzzer) is activated on the case if there is a smoke alarm. 2 other LEDs indicate if either the exhaust fan is on or if the humidifier is on.

It is an easy and handy way for home or small offices where nowadays we have many hosts (pcs, routers, smartphones, NAS, media centers, wi-fi intruders, etc) and we want to know what is up and interact with them. This was born as many others from my need to turn on/off a computer in another room or see what is up before going to bed or be alerted by some intrusion in my local net via wi-fi. It needs a lot of improvements and I hope the community can help. New hosts are discovered via /etc/hosts and nmap but can be added manually too.