MMM-WyzeBridge

This is a module for the MagicMirror².

This module connects to a Wyze-Bridge server instance and rotate trough registered cameras using Video.js and videojs-http-streaming (VHS) to be used even within browsers not supporting video tags.

Example

Using the module

To use this module, add the following configuration block to the modules array in the config/config.js file:

var config = {
    modules: [
        {
            module: 'MMM-WyzeBridge',
            config: {
                updateInterval: 30000, // Default time to show next camera (in milliseconds)
                retryDelay: 5000, // Time to ask to wyze-bridge server for cameras updates (in milliseconds)
                controls: false, // If video player should show its controls
                height: 350, // video player height
                width: 700, // video player width
                targetHost: null, // wyze-bridge host to connect (e.g "http://localhost")
                targetPort: null, // wyze-bridge port to connect (e.g 5000)
                animationSpeed: 400, // Animation speed to update DOM
                filter: [], // camera filter (see below)
            }
        }
    ]
}

Configuration options

Option	Default	Description
updateInterval	30000	Optional Default time to show next camera (in milliseconds)
retryDelay	5000	Optional Time to ask to wyze-bridge server for cameras updates (in milliseconds)
controls	false	Optional If video player should show its controls
height	350	Optional video player height
width	700	Optional video player width
targetHost	null	Required wyze-bridge host to connect (e.g "http://localhost")
targetPort	null	Required wyze-bridge port to connect (e.g 5000)
animationSpeed	400	Optional Animation speed to update DOM
filter	[]	Optional camera filter (see below)

Filtering

Use of filter option reduce the amount of cameras to show in player. An empty list means no filtering (use all cameras retrieved). USE CAREFULLY.

This option can receive a list of camera names:

    config: {
        ...
        filter: ["cam1", "cam2", ...],
        ...
    }

a list of patterns:

    config: {
        ...
        filter: ["/^cam-(1|2).*$/", ...],
        ...
    }

or a list of RegExp objects:

    config: {
        ...
        filter: [new RegExp("/^cam-(1|2).*$/"), ...],
        ...
    }