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lw-trv-proxy 0.6.2
A Lightwave RF Proxy
Requires Python: >=3.6

# Lightwave TRV Integration for HomeAssistant

This adds support for Thermostatic Radiator Valves (TRVs) to the LightwaveRF integration into HomeAssistant.
This is for Series 1 Lightwave.

## Getting Started

Lightwave does not provide an interface, via the API, to query the Lightwave Hub for the current TRV status.  Instead the status is broadcast to the LAN.
This proxy captures the TRV broadcast messages, and makes them available to a HomeAssistant polling loop.

### Installing

* github
```
git clone https://github.com/ColinRobbins/Homeassistant-Lightwave-TRV.git
```
* pip
```
pip3 install lw-trv-proxy
```

### Requirement
HomeAssistant 0.109 or greater


## Configuration
See [HomeAssistant/Lightwave](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/lightwave/)

## Run the proxy
The proxy is (by default) configured to run on the same server as HomeAssistant.
No configuration should be needed.   Simply run it...
```
lwproxy &
```
Command line options:
* ```-v``` verbose
* ```-i ip_address``` IP addres to run the proxy on.  Default 127.0.0.1
* ```-p port``` Port to run the proxy on. Default 7878

## Reboot
You will need to run this as a service to survive reboots etc.  I've created a ```systemctl``` template service description in ```lwproxy.service```.
## Test
Restart hass.  (A restart is required, simply re-reading config is not sufficient)

## Authors

* **Colin Robbins** - *Initial work* - [ColinRobbins](https://github.com/ColinRobbins)

## License

This project is licensed under the same term as HomeAssistant - see the [LICENSE.md](LICENSE.md) file for details

## Acknowledgements

* [GeoffAtHome](https://github.com/GeoffAtHome) for the initial work that started me investigating how to do this!
CheckSSL 0.2.1
Python script to check on SSL certificates.

# CheckSSL

Инструмент проверки действительности SSL-сертификата на сайтах.

## Установка

    pip install checkssl

## Использование

Проверка домена:

    checkssl.py example.com

Проверка нескольких доменов:
    
    checkssl.py example.com anzhiganov.com
obj 128
programming objects

README
######

Welcome to OBJ, library to program objects

OBJ provides a Object class, that has all the basic dict method provided as 
functions. This gives a clean namespace to the object, so it can be initialised
with data read from disk. OBJ uses a JSON in file database with a versioned readonly
storage. It reconstructs objects based on type information in the path.

install
=======

::

 $ sudo pip3 install obj --upgrade --force-reinstall

modules
=======

::

    cms		 - commands
    csl          - console
    dbs          - databases
    hdl          - handler
    obj          - objects
    ofn          - object functions
    prs          - parser
    thr          - threads
    trm          - terminal

code
====

::

 obj.method(\*args) -> method(obj, \*args) 

not:

::

 >>> from obj import Object
 >>> o = Object()
 >>> o.set("key", "value")
 >>> o.key
 'value'

but:

::

 >>> from obj import Object, set
 >>> o = Object()
 >>> set(o, "key", "value")
 >>> o.key
 'value'

CONTACT
=======

"contributed back to society" 

| Bart Thate 
|
| bthate@dds.nl
| thatebart@gmail.com
|
| botfather/#dunkbots/irc.freenode.net 
|
| OTP-CR-117/19/001 
| otp.informationdesk@icc-cpi.int 
| https://genocide.rtfd.io
|
| OBJ is placed in the Public Domain and has no COPYRIGHT and no LICENSE.