qToggle

qToggleServer 0.21 is out with support for adopting devices: https://github.com/qtoggle/qtoggleserver/releases/tag/version-0.21.0

qToggleServer 0.20 is out with many app fixes and improvements: https://github.com/qtoggle/qtoggleserver/releases/tag/version-0.20.0.

How is qToggle different from other solutions?

While other similar solutions try to accommodate a very large range of devices, along with various many technologies, qToggle works with a selected list of devices, imposing a unitary API, firmware and so on. There is, of course, an obvious disadvantage to this approach: many of your favorite devices probably aren't supported. However, here are the reasons why we decided to go this way:

* open source firmware
* NO hacks and NO 3rd party hubs or clouds are required
* devices speak the same language (API
* all devices are controlled the same way.
* add-ons to provide bridges and quick adaptation layers to new devices

Be part of our community! Find out more here: https://github.com/qtoggle/docs/wiki/FAQ -is-qtoggle-different-from-other-similar-solutions

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Do you have issues or maybe some questions?
Check out our FAQ page: https://github.com/qtoggle/docs/wiki/FAQ

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Want to start a project with qToggle but you're bit confused about the environment? Find out more details here: https://github.com/qtoggle/docs/wiki/Basic-Notions

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If you were wondering to start a new project during the , and turn into SMART gadgets things as:
* light switches
* sockets
* thermostats
* window blinds
* gates
* alarm systems
* sprinklers, etc,
you are in the right place!
qToggle is compatible with a growing list of devices: https://github.com/qtoggle/espqtoggle/wiki/Supported-Devices

Join us to increase the number and offer the world a great open-source home automation product!

qtoggle/espqtoggle A qToggle implementation for the ESP8266. Contribute to qtoggle/espqtoggle development by creating an account on GitHub.

Hi guys! Did you know that there are two opensource implementations of the qToggle API?

Find our more here: https://github.com/qtoggle/docs/blob/master/README.md

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qToggle works by leveraging the power of a flexible API, which lays the groundwork of a simple, common communication scheme.

qToggle attempts to impose a standard that allows managing, provisioning and talking to devices. Rather than reinventing the wheel, qToggle makes use of existing, widely used, technologies, such as RESTful APIs on top of HTTP, passing over data encoded as JSON.
Find out more details here: https://github.com/qtoggle/docs

Welcome to the qToggle page!

We have launched qToggle, a new attempt in making home automation more appealing. Please feel free to use this page to ask questions, to seek help from the community or to simply stay up-to-date with our platform.

Find out more about qToggle at
https://github.com/qtoggle/docs.