A fully-fledged and continuously running home automation project using https://pyziggy.github.io.

Prerequisites

• pyenv
• rsync 3.2.0+

You can install both using brew.

Bootstrapping an empty project directory for development

This only works on our local network, where we can connect to the server.

Make sure, you are in the project directory that you want to set up. Copy and execute the following commands in the terminal.

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bebump/pyziggy-example/refs/heads/main/remote.json -o remote.json
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/bebump/pyziggy-example/refs/heads/main/pyziggy-setup -o pyziggy-setup
chmod u+x pyziggy-setup
./pyziggy-setup sync-remote stop

This blob will

1. Download the remote.json and pyziggy-setup files from this repository, into your current working directory.
2. Run the ./pyziggy-setup sync-remote stop command, which
   1. connects to your service machine specified in the remote.json file, and downloads all project files using rsync,
   2. creates a .venv directory with a Python 3.12 virtual environment, and installs all dependencies into it using the downloaded requirements.txt.

Working with the project

Before a development session

./download-all-files-from-remote-and-stop-remote-service

This command is idempotent.

During the development session

./run-project-locally

After the development session

./upload-all-files-to-remote-and-start-remote-service

This command is idempotent.