Homely Vibes - IoT Home Automation

A comprehensive home automation and monitoring system with Python-based IoT integrations, ML-powered analytics, and smart device management.

Quick Start

Prerequisites

• Python 3.13+
• uv - Fast Python package manager
• pre-commit - Git hooks for code quality

Installation

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/DeviationLabs/homely-vibes.git
cd homely-vibes

# Setup development environment (installs dependencies and git hooks)
make setup

# Or manual setup:
uv sync --extra dev
pre-commit install

Development

# Run all tests
make test
make lint           # Check code quality

# Code formatting and linting
make lint-fix        # Fix all linting issues

# Run specific services (see individual folder READMEs for details)
uv run python Tesla/manage_power_clean.py
uv run python RachioFlume/rfmanager.py

Configuration & Secrets

All sensitive data (API keys, passwords, tokens, device IPs) must be stored in config/local.yaml, which is gitignored and never committed to the repository.

Setup

1. Copy the template and fill in your values: bash cp config/local.yaml.example config/local.yaml # Edit config/local.yaml with your actual credentials and device IPs

2. The config/default.yaml file contains safe placeholder values and is committed to git.

3. Never hardcode secrets or device IPs in source code or tests. Always read from config: python from lib.config import get_config cfg = get_config() api_key = cfg.rachio.api_key # ✅ Good # api_key = "abc123..." # ❌ Never do this

What goes in local.yaml

• API credentials (Rachio, Flume, Tesla, August, etc.)
• Device IP addresses
• Email/SMTP passwords
• Pushover tokens
• Any other sensitive data

See config/default.yaml for the full structure and config/local.yaml.example for a template.

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