A smart home application with a GUI and voice commands. Done in with QT, C++ and Python.
It is divided into three pages:
- Home configuration page
- Media page
- Analytics page
This page displays stored sensor values and edits the requested settings for home devices. Saving settings does not apply them to hardware.
Options this page offers include:
- turning lights on and off
- controling the air conditioner
- viewing sensor readings (ambient temperature, humidity, brightness etc.)
- controlling the speakers (volume, pitch, bass)
This page is used to add media files (songs and videos) to a playlist and to play them.
This page also offers the user the following ways to control the media player:
- play/pause/stop the currently selected media
- turn volume up or down
- mute the media player
- seek to any time point in the media which is currently playing
This page offers the user the overview over various analytics which have been gathered during the SmartHome application runtime. These analytics are displayed in the form of either a bar graph or a line graph.
The information that can be viewed on this page is:
- Lights
- requested on-time for each light in up to 24 session-hour buckets
- AC
- requested AC on-time in up to 24 session-hour buckets
- target temperature is unsupported
- Sensors
- stored sensor values (temperature, humidity, brightness) sampled on separate graphs
CMake requires a C++23 compiler with std::expected. The default build includes
Qt 5 (5.12 or later) Widgets, Multimedia, MultimediaWidgets, Charts, and Svg.
CMake fetches FTXUI and nlohmann/json on initial configuration.
cmake -S . -B build
cmake --build build -j 2For a core/TUI build without Qt:
cmake -S . -B build-tui -DSMARTHOME_BUILD_GUI=OFF
cmake --build build-tui -j 2Requesting GUI mode in that build reports that GUI support is disabled and exits with an error. The supported build uses CMake; the media backend retains Qt 5's playlist API.