This sample shows how to integrate with the Local Home SDK. The Local Home SDK allow developers to add a local path to execute smart home intents by running TypeScript (or JavaScript) directly on Google Home smart speakers and Nest smart displays.

• Node.js LTS 10.16.0+

• Create a new Smart Home project in the Actions console
• Deploy the placeholder smart home provider to Cloud Functions for Firebase using the same Project ID:

  npm install --prefix functions/
  npm run firebase --prefix functions/ -- use ${PROJECT_ID}
  npm run deploy --prefix functions/
  

• In Develop > Actions, set the following configuration values that matches the Cloud Functions for Firebase deployment:
  • Fulfillment: https://${REGION}-${PROJECT_ID}.cloudfunctions.net/smarthome
• In Develop > Account linking, set the following configuration values:
  • Linking type: OAuth / Authorization code
  • Client ID:: placeholder-client-id
  • Client secret: placeholder-client-secret
  • Authorization URL: https://${REGION}-${PROJECT_ID}.cloudfunctions.net/authorize
  • Token URL: https://${REGION}-${PROJECT_ID}.cloudfunctions.net/token
• In Build > Actions > Smart home > Actions: add the following attributes in the Device Scan Configuration:
  • UDP discovery address: 255.255.255.255
  • UDP discovery port in: 3312
  • UDP discovery port out: 3311
  • UDP discovery packet: A5A5A5A5
• Trigger a SYNC request by linking the placeholder smarthome provider to your account in the Google Home app.

• Configure the cloud service to report a single device (strand1) in the SYNC response:

  npm run firebase --prefix functions/ -- functions:config:set \
      strand1.leds=16 strand1.channel=1
  npm run deploy --prefix functions/
  

• Trigger a SYNC request by unlinking and re-adding the placeholder smarthome provider in the Google Home app.
• Start the virtual light strip with a single strand of 16 pixels:

  npm install --prefix device/
  npm start --prefix device/ -- \
      --device_id strand1 \
      --udp_discovery_port 3311 \
      --udp_discovery_packet A5A5A5A5 \
      --channel 1
  

This starts a local device server that:

• replies to UDP discovery packets on port 3311 with device metadata
• handles OPC set 8-bit pixel packet on channel 0
• displays OPC pixels to the terminal in a colorful way

Note: The server needs to listen on the same local network as the Home device.

• Configure the cloud service to report 3 individual light strances connected through a proxy (hub1):

  npm run firebase --prefix functions/ -- functions:config:set \
      hub1.leds=16 hub1.channel=1,2,3
  npm run deploy --prefix functions/
  

• Trigger a SYNC request by unlinking and re-adding the placeholder smarthome provider in the Google Home app.
• Start the virtual light hub with 3 individual strands:

  npm install --prefix device/
  npm start --prefix device/ -- \
      --device_id hub1 \
      --udp_discovery_port 3311 \
      --udp_discovery_packet A5A5A5A5 \
      --channel 1 \
      --channel 2 \
      --channel 3
  

This starts a local device server that:

• replies to UDP discovery packets on port 3311 with proxy device metadata
• handles OPC set 8-bit pixel packet on channel 1 and 2 and 3
• displays the 3 strands to the terminal in a colorful way

Note: The server needs to listen on the same local network as the Home device.

Serve the sample app locally from the same local network as the Home device, or deploy it to a publicly reacheable URL endpoint.

• Start the local development server:

  npm install --prefix app/
  npm start --prefix app/ -- --host 0.0.0.0
  

Note: The local development server needs to listen on the same local network as the Home device in order to be able to load the Local Home SDK application.

• Go to the smart home project in the Actions console
• In Test > On device testing: set the development URL to http://local-dev-server-hostname-or-ip:8080/

npm install --prefix app/
npm run build --prefix app/
npm run deploy --prefix app/ -- --project ${FIREBASE_PROJECT_ID}

• Go to the smart home project in the Actions console
• In Test > On device testing: set the development URL to http://${FIREBASE_PROJECT_ID}.firebaseapp.com/

• Reboot the Google Home Device
• Open chrome://inspect
• Locate the Local Home SDK application and click inspect to launch the Chrome developer tools.
• Try the following query
  • Set the light color to magenta
• It should display the light strand(s) in a colorful way:

  ◉◉◉◉◉◉◉◉◉◉◉◉◉◉◉◉
  

npm test --prefix app/
npm run lint --prefix device/

See LICENSE