Automatic Do-Not-Disturb integration for Google Meet with SMART Wifi bulbs and devices running Tasmota.
Install from the Chrome Web Store
Download the Google Chrome extension zip file
This open source Google Chrome extension was created to automatically turn on a SMART WiFi lightbulb or socket during a meeting. I have a red bulb in a lamp outside my home office and this is equivalent to an automatic "Do Not Disturb" sign. I specifically made this to work with Tasmota devices.
The extension works by inspecting pages loaded on meet.google.com to detect the presence of a "Leave call" button. When the presence of this button is detected, it fires an "online" event which is used to issue a request to an HTTP endpoint. When this element leaves the dom, it fires an "offline" event and hits another HTTP endpoint. These endpoints are fully configurable and could work with any device that has an HTTP API on your local network.
In order to execute calls to unsecured URLs, you'll need to allow Chrome to use insecure content on meet.google.com. Go to meet.google.com and then follow the instructions linked here.
If you are getting errors sending commands to your Tasmota device, it might be because you need to allow "*" in your device's CORS Domain setting.
- Go to http://<your_device_ip>
- Click on "Configuration"
- Click on "Configure WiFi"
- Enter an asterisk "*" in the "CORS Domain" setting and save changes
Thank you Tasmota for creating such a neat little project! Without you I could not have done this.
And big thanks to Troy Williams who is an incredibly talented musician, songwriter and producer for the inspiration.
Pull requests welcome!
- Fork it!
- Create your feature branch:
git checkout -b my-new-feature - Commit your changes:
git commit -am 'Add some feature' - Push to the branch:
git push origin my-new-feature - Submit a pull request :D
- Check the wiki
- File an issue
- Email me [email protected]
| Version | Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | 2021-04-08 | Initial GitHub release and submission to Chrome Web Store |
I made this project during the pandemic to deter my kids from barging into my office during meetings. My daughter is particularly chatty and very much enjoys knowing what I'm working on and who I'm talking to. She also has some adorable freckles. So with that in mind, I am naming this project after her.
I would love that! I read some documentation and it was not at all clear to me how to publish a custom trigger into IFTTT. If you have any insight into this, please contact me.
Does it have a locally accessible HTTP API? If yes, probably. If not, no. If you are asking "what's an API", Troy that's a great question.
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Copyright (c) 2021 Gary Saunders
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