These are the scripts used in the HASSbian image.
The scripts in this repository where made to be used with the HASSbian image and the included Home Assistant instance.
On first boot these scripts are cloned to the pi users home directory and placed at /home/pi/hassbian-scripts.
To update the scripts after install, run the following command from inside the script directory.
git pullThe following scripts are currently included. You can view the documentation below for usage and instructions.
This script is a package handler for the hassbian scripts; all interactions for installing software should be handled through this script; running the individual scripts to install software will no longer work as expected.
The hassbian-config script is invoked with: ./hassbian-scripts/hassbian-config command suite
where command is one of:
- install
- show
- info
The install command takes one argument and will attempt to install the indicated suite of software. Generally, this means that the invocation of the hassbian-config script should be run as root, with: sudo ./hassbian-scripts/hassbian-config install suite
The show command takes no arguments, and lists all available suites which can be (re-)installed.
The info command takes the name of a suite, and shows information about the suite.
All scripts listed below are helper scripts for the hassbian-config script, and shouldn't be run directly. The documentation has been kept for explanatory purposes only.
This is a copy of the installation script run during first boot of your Raspberry Pi. This script is downloaded when the HASSbian image is built and is shipped on the Hassbian image. Usually this script is not run after installation but could be used with some modifications to reinstall Home Assistant.
This script was originally contributed by @Landrash.
This script installs the MQTT Mosquitto server. Repository from the Mosquitto project is added to package system and the official packages for Debain are installed. Additionally, this script helps you create your first MQTT user that can be used with Home Assistant.
Script is run with as the pi user with the following command. Normal runtime for this script is about 10 minutes.
sudo ./hassbian-scripts/install_mosquitto.sh
After this script has been run, add MQTT to your configuration.yaml file as usual.
This script was originally contributed by @dale3h and has been modified by @Landrash.
This script installs libcec and it dependencies.Further more this script symlinks the system wide packages to the Home Assistant venv so they can be used with Home Assistant.
Script is run as the pi user with the following command. Normal runtime for this script is about 10 minutes.
sudo ./hassbian-scripts/install_libcec.sh
After this script has been run, add CEC to your configuration.yaml file as usual.
This script was originally contributed by @Landrash.
This script compiles OpenZWave, installs OZWCP(open-zwave-control-panel) and symlinks the library and the OpenZWave configuration directory for easy usage.
Script is run with as the pi user with the following command. Normal runtime for this scripts is about 90 minutes.
sudo ./hassbian-scripts/install_openzwave.sh
After this script has been run, add ZWave to your configuration.yaml file as usual.
This script was originally contributed by @dale3h and has been modified by @Landrash.
This script installs samba and it dependencies. It also set up a share for Home Assistant's configuration. This is potentially unsafe and generally not recommended.
Script is run as the pi user with the following command. Normal runtime for this script is about 5 minutes.
sudo ./hassbian-scripts/install_samba.sh
After this script has been run, the configuration directory used by Home Assistant is available over Samba and can be accessed from example Windows to edit with your favorite editor.
This script was originally contributed by @Landrash.