lirc-client

Node.js module to connect to a LIRC daemon.

BREAKING CHANGE in v2.0 - Promises instead of Callbacks

If you prefer using callbacks or want to use Node < 6.12 you can still install the "old" v1.0: npm install lirc-client@1.0.0. The "old" Readme is here: https://github.com/hobbyquaker/lirc-client/blob/8d6da5a57064b9a59cc170ecae6a86278e006eb6/README.md

Usage

$ npm install lirc-client

const lirc = require('lirc-client')({
  host: '127.0.0.1',
  port: 8765
});

lirc.on('connect', () => {
    lirc.send('VERSION').then(res => {
        console.log('LIRC Version', res);
    });

    lirc.sendOnce('Remote1', 'Key1').catch(error => {
        if (error) console.log(error);
    });
});

lirc.on('receive', function (remote, button, repeat) {
    console.log('button ' + button + ' on remote ' + remote + ' was pressed!');
});

you can also connect to a unix domain socket via path option:

const lirc = require('lirc-client')({
  path: '/var/run/lirc/lircd'
});

API

Lirc

Kind: global class

Lirc
- new module.exports.Lirc([config])
- .send(command) ⇒ Promise.<array.<string>>
- .sendOnce(remote, button, [repeat]) ⇒ Promise.<array.<string>>
- .sendStart(remote, button) ⇒ Promise.<array.<string>>
- .sendStop(remote, button) ⇒ Promise.<array.<string>>
- .list([remote]) ⇒ Promise.<array.<string>>
- .version() ⇒ Promise.<array.<string>>
- .connect() ⇒ Promise
- .disconnect() ⇒ Promise

new module.exports.Lirc([config])

Param	Type	Default	Description
[config]	`object`		Configuration object.
[config.autoconnect]	`boolean`	`true`	Automatically connect.
[config.host]	`string`	`"'127.0.0.1'"`	Host running LIRC.
[config.port]	`number`	`8765`	Port of running LIRC daemon.
[config.path]	`string`		Path to LIRC socket.
[config.reconnect]	`boolean`	`true`	Automatically reconnect.
[config.reconnect_delay]	`number`	`5000`	Delay when reconnecting.

lirc.send(command) ⇒ `Promise.<array.<string>>`

Send a command.

Kind: instance method of Lirc
Returns: Promise.<array.<string>> - Resulting response from LIRC daemon.
See: available commands http://www.lirc.org/html/lircd.html

Param	Type	Description
command	`string`	Command to send.
[...args]	`string`	optional parameters.