# hifipower
high fidelity equipment power controller daemon
A daemon running on an Orange Pi or RPi, exposing a web API for switching the audio equipment on or off, using a relay connected with one of the GPIO pins.
This software reads a configuration file (/etc/hifipowerd.conf) and gets the pin numbers for shutdown and reboot buttons, automatic mode sense and relay drive output. Then the web API is started, exposing three endpoints:
address/hifi/power (GET) - get the current state as JSON,
address/hifi/power/on (GET) - turns the power on,
address/hifi/power/off (GET) - turns the power off.
Future features
Use PulseAudio or ALSA to detect lack of audio signal on the input (configurable), then if no audio is present for a preset time (e.g. 10 minutes), turn the equipment off automatically. Prevents idle power draw by e.g. vacuum tube amplifiers.
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