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#include <freertos/FreeRTOS.h>
#include <freertos/task.h>
#include <esp_log.h>
#include <hap.h>
#include <app_wifi.h>
#include <app_hap_setup_payload.h>
#include <led.h>
#include <lock.h>
#include <bell.h>
#include <intercom.h>
#define INTERCOM_TASK_PRIORITY 1
#define INTERCOM_TASK_STACKSIZE 4 * 1024
#define INTERCOM_TASK_NAME "hap_intercom"
#define RESET_NETWORK_BUTTON_TIMEOUT 3
/* static uint8_t tlv8buff[128];
static hap_data_val_t null_tlv8 = {.buf = &tlv8buff, .buflen = 127}; */
static void intercom_thread_entry(void *p)
{
hap_init(HAP_TRANSPORT_WIFI); /* Initialize the HAP core */
hap_acc_cfg_t cfg = {
.name = "Intercom",
.manufacturer = "Luke Hoersten",
.model = "Esp32Intercom01",
.serial_num = "001122334455",
.fw_rev = "0.1.0",
.hw_rev = NULL,
.pv = "1.1.0",
.identify_routine = intercom_led_identify,
.cid = HAP_CID_DOOR,
};
hap_acc_t *intercom_accessory = hap_acc_create(&cfg);
/* Add a dummy Product Data */
uint8_t product_data[] = {'E', 'S', 'P', '3', '2', 'H', 'A', 'P'};
hap_acc_add_product_data(intercom_accessory, product_data, sizeof(product_data));
hap_acc_add_serv(intercom_accessory, intercom_bell_init(CONFIG_HOMEKIT_INTERCOM_BELL_GPIO_PIN));
hap_acc_add_serv(intercom_accessory, intercom_lock_init(CONFIG_HOMEKIT_INTERCOM_LOCK_GPIO_PIN));
intercom_led_init(CONFIG_HOMEKIT_INTERCOM_LED_GPIO_PIN);
hap_add_accessory(intercom_accessory); /* Add the Accessory to the HomeKit Database */
/* For production accessories, the setup code shouldn't be programmed on to
* the device. Instead, the setup info, derived from the setup code must
* be used. Use the factory_nvs_gen utility to generate this data and then
* flash it into the factory NVS partition.
*
* By default, the setup ID and setup info will be read from the factory_nvs
* Flash partition and so, is not required to set here explicitly.
*
* However, for testing purpose, this can be overridden by using hap_set_setup_code()
* and hap_set_setup_id() APIs, as has been done here.
*/
#ifdef CONFIG_HOMEKIT_USE_HARDCODED_SETUP_CODE
/* Unique Setup code of the format xxx-xx-xxx. Default: 111-22-333 */
hap_set_setup_code(CONFIG_HOMEKIT_SETUP_CODE);
/* Unique four character Setup Id. Default: ES32 */
hap_set_setup_id(CONFIG_HOMEKIT_SETUP_ID);
#ifdef CONFIG_APP_WIFI_USE_WAC_PROVISIONING
app_hap_setup_payload(CONFIG_HOMEKIT_SETUP_CODE, CONFIG_HOMEKIT_SETUP_ID, true, cfg.cid);
#else
app_hap_setup_payload(CONFIG_HOMEKIT_SETUP_CODE, CONFIG_HOMEKIT_SETUP_ID, false, cfg.cid);
#endif
#endif
hap_enable_mfi_auth(HAP_MFI_AUTH_HW); /* Enable Hardware MFi authentication (applicable only for MFi variant of SDK) */
app_wifi_init(); /* Initialize Wi-Fi */
hap_start(); /* After all the initializations are done, start the HAP core */
ESP_LOGI(TAG, "Intercom HAP initialized");
app_wifi_start(portMAX_DELAY); /* Start Wi-Fi */
ESP_LOGI(TAG, "Intercom WIFI initialized");
vTaskDelete(NULL); /* The task ends here. The read/write callbacks will be invoked by the HAP Framework */
}
void app_main()
{
xTaskCreate(intercom_thread_entry, INTERCOM_TASK_NAME, INTERCOM_TASK_STACKSIZE, NULL, INTERCOM_TASK_PRIORITY, NULL);
}
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