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+# Home Assistant (Hass.io) Sonoff Server Integration
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+Current State => Tested and Working with Sonoff Duel.
+Compatible with this Sonoff Private server: https://github.com/SideCodeIO/Sonoff-Server
+
+This repo is about how to integrate Hass (Home Assistant) with Sonoff devices that are on a private Sonoff server) and define them as light switches (as a custom component).
+
+There is no need to flash the sonoff devices, but you will need to control them via a private sonoff server.
+
+This component is compatible and tested with this sonoff private server:
+https://github.com/SideCodeIO/Sonoff-Server
+Tested with Home Assistant running under docker.
+Tested with Sonoff Dual devices.
+
+Once integrated as a "light" inside Hass, you can fully control it with Hass.
+
+
+A lot of this code is based on the findings and code from these sources:
+* https://github.com/mdopp/simple-sonoff-server (mdopp)
+* https://gist.github.com/gerswin/0cac4f8df4a947b0fec196b84a5e8d8b (gerswin)
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+# Configuration
+- Create a custom_components under your /config folder.
+- Copy the sonoff folder to your /config/custom_components folder.
+- Copy the config.hs.json into your config folder.
+
+- Add to configuration.yaml:
+```yaml
+
+light:
+ - platform: sonoff
+   host: "192.168.1.11"
+   port: "8088"
+
+``` 
+host - is sonoff_server ip (localhost or under docker/diffrent device than the ip of the device/server).
+port - is your sonof server http port.
+
+
+- Add to your sonoff.ha.json file all of your sonoff devices with their device_id. In my case it was a sonoff dual, each channel is a "device", with device_id-0 or device_id-1
+
+you can check your device ids via sonof_server SERVER_IP:SERVER_HTTP_PORT/devices route. In my case it was: http://192.168.1.11:8088/devices
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+- Restart Hass.
+
+- Now you should see in the Panel under Configuration > Entity Registry
+all your sonoff devices as lights of type sonoff.
+