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If anyone is interested I am slowly working on porting my ctrlHome app
over to HTML 5 as an open source project. It is very early in development
and I welcome all the help anyone can give.
The project can be found at https://github.com/respectTheCode/ctrlHome
A sample of the project can be used from http://ctrlhome.herokuapp.com
Edited by kev21986 - January 02 2012 at 18:46
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I haven't gotten very far yet. It seems like development goes in little bursts.
This is one of my many side projects and is replacing ctrlHome/iHome the
iOS app I started a few years back.
At this point I have picked angular for the front end and nodejs for the
backend. The backend can send and receive commands to a users PH install
and I have a few test tools working. The APIs need work and I haven't really
started the front end.
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I can't find the post now, but someone had asked for SSL / https. I have
moved ctrlHome to heroku and it now functions over http or https.
https://ctrlhome.herokuapp.com
or
http://ctrlhome.herokuapp.com
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Sorry I can't contribute directly, but I am interested in progress and wish you and all collaborators well! Looking forward to your results! 
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The progress is slow but I will keep working on it as I find time. It is all
written in HTML and JavaScript so it should be easy to read and work on once
there is a little more structure to the app. My goal is to make it so that there
isn't much reason to extend it though. I haven't figured it all out yet but I
want anyone with a little understanding of HTML to be able to make what
ever control interface they want. CtrlHome is really more of a framework to
make the communication with PH simple. Most of the UI will be user editable
and hopefully stored in PH. So think CMS but for controlling PH.
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Making more progress. It now has a basic device / group list with control
and macro list. There is a basic control interface similar to what I had done
in the iOS app.
I have started working on angular widgets and directives to control PH and a
way to store and serve HTML/CSS pages. When its finished users will be able
to make control interfaces with HTML/CSS with a simple interface to PH.
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Did ya ever think about implementing
Sencha
Framework? I have a pretty sweet webapp built using it and it works
pretty well.
Or maybe that would be something the users would implement...
Thanks for all ur work on this code BTW, its looking pretty sweet!
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I started off using sencha but found it to be a little complicated. I want to give the user complete control over what it looks like without that steep of a learning curve. With
the angular widgets and directives and web based editor it should be pretty easy to work with and you don't need to understand angular to use the widgets and directives.
This isn't functional yet but with the angular widgets and directives Im planning you could do stuff like
Code:
<ph:device device="LIGHT1" onClass="on" offClass="off">Toggles LIGHT 1 and has on/off based on LIGHT1 status</ph:device>
<ph:group group="GROUP1" onClass="on" offClass="off">Toggles GROUP1</ph:group>
<ph:device device="LIGHT1">LIGHT1 is {{status}}</ph:device>
<div>LIGHT1 is {{devices.LIGHT1.status}}</div>
<div ph:deviceOnClass="LIGHT1|on" ph:deviceOffClass="LIGHT1|off" ph:deviceOnClick='LIGHT1|ph_macro("ON")'
ph:deviceOffClick='LIGHT1|ph_macro("OFF")'>Has on/off class based on LIGHT1 status and runs ON/OFF based on LIGHT1 status</div>
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The project is also open source so a more adventurous user could clone it and change anything.
Sencha has a CDN so it would work with what I have planned I think. I'll post an update when I have the the HTML stuff working.
Edited by kev21986 - February 14 2012 at 11:43
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Hi Kevin, if i wanted to set this up for local development /testing, what
tools / run times would I need? This looks like a very cool project 
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