pyoutlet 0.0.8

**PYOUTLET**
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Python CLI & Web switcher for Etekcity power outlets using 433MHz RF
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Python wrapper around rfoutlet (from https://timleland.com/wireless-power-outlets/)
to control **Etekcity power outlets from a Raspberry Pi** using a 433MHz RF emitter module.

It has a simple **CLI** utility and a minimal **flask webapp** with ON/OFF buttons and a config editor.

- Install is as simple as `pip install pyoutlet`

- CLI usage:
`switch off label_switch_5`
`switch on 4`
TURN ON SWITCH "4" -> Sending Code: 4529411. PIN: 0. Pulse Length: 185
`switch --info`
** PYOUTLET JSON config in "/path/to/pyoutlet/codes_outlets.json"
--> * 1 -> ON:4527411, OFF:4527420
* 2 -> ON:4527555, OFF:4527564
* 3 -> ON:4527875, OFF:4527884
* 4 -> ON:4529411, OFF:4529420
* label_switch_5 -> ON:4535555, OFF:4535564

- Outlet CODES are saved (and labeled) in a JSON file, inside `pyoutlet` module, like this:

{
"pulse_length": 185,
"outlets":
[
{
"on": 4527411,
"off": 4527420,
"label": "1"
},
{
"on": 4527555,
"off": 4527564,
"label": "2"
},
{
"on": 4527875,
"off": 4527884,
"label": "3"
},
{
"on": 4529411,
"off": 4529420,
"label": "4"
},
{
"on": 4535555,
"off": 4535564,
"label": "label_switch_5"
}
]
}
- Some screenshots:

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Outlets Control page
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Outlets Configuration editor
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