The remote-core simulator is a developer tool to simplify developing integration drivers for the Remote Two.
It simulates the functionality of the core services running on the embedded device and provides the same Core-APIs as a real device. The majority of the API functionality is identical (using the same code base) with most of the hardware functions simulated.
The remote-core simulator is available as a Docker image and as a ready-made Linux VM.
Please note that this is a preview version and work-in-progress!
We will release more documentation and code examples on how to develop for the Remote Two.
The web-configurator, Home Assistant integration and remote-ui projects will be released as open-source projects once we ship the devices.
More information and contact links are on our main GitHub page.
API specification files in OpenAPI & AsyncAPI YAML format:
The rendered html files are available from the built-in core-simulator webserver: http://localhost:8080/doc
Please see our Core APIs repository for more information.
See docker directory for an all-in-one simulation setup using Docker Compose.
See linux-vm for a prepared Linux virtual machine containing the full remote-core simulator setup including a preview of the Qt based remote-ui application.
- Web page: http://localhost:8080
- Web-Configurator preview: http://localhost:8080/configurator
- Default REST API endpoints:
- Default WebSocket API endpoints:
The remote-core simulator has the following predefined administrator accounts:
Either use Basic Authentication for each request (when doing single tests or using OpenAPI), or use the /api/pub/login
endpoint for a session login with cookie.
ℹ️ Note: user account management will be added in a future release.
Web-configurator account (with admin rights):
- user:
web-configurator
- password:
1234
The web-configurator account can be enabled & disabled in the remote-ui application. It also allows to create a new pin.
Administrator account:
- user:
admin
- password:
remote2
API keys can be generated with the /api/auth/api_keys
endpoint and can be used for the REST and WebSocket APIs.
Use Bearer Token
authorization with an API key.
The WebSocket API uses token based authentication sent in the header:
- header:
API-KEY
- admin key:
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Alternatively, the session cookie can be used from the REST login.
Simple html test console: http://localhost:8080/ws.html
The API specifications and documentations are published under the CC-BY-AS-4.0
(Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International) license.
Please see LICENSE file in core-api repository.
All code examples in this repository are licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
Remote-core simulator and all graphics copyright © Unfolded Circle ApS 2022-2023.
The remote-core simulator is provided for development use only. It is prohibited to use the remote-core simulator application as part of other products, services and like.
See 3rd party license information about used 3rd party libraries and technologies in our applications.