rpi-smartthings

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Control your Raspberry Pi with SmartThings

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helm-charts ★ 77

My collection of Helm charts.

Smarty
smartthings ★ 44

This is a repository of all of my custom SmartThings programs, which include both Device Types and SmartApps.

Groovy
turing-pi-scripts ★ 31

Miscellaneous scripts for my Turing Pi setup. Turn on and off all nodes with a command or power button and have a power LED.

Shell
docker-cryptpad ★ 14

A Docker image for Cryptpad.

Dockerfile
docker-shiori ★ 13

A multi-architecture image for shiori.

Dockerfile
cyd-weather-station ★ 9

⛅ A beautiful Catppuccin-themed weather station and desk clock for the ESP32 Cheap Yellow Device (CYD) using LVGL v8 and Open-Meteo/OWM. 📟

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