This project is designed to be run against Wyze Cam Pan, running EliasKotlyar/Xiaomi-Dafang-Hacks. It also assumes that you have ffmpeg installed for converting the RTSP to MJPEG. Converting to MJPEG allows for native/easy playing on almost any browser through the help of phoboslab/jsmpeg. Most of this conversion to websocket handling was completed via kyriesent/node-rtsp-stream, however this project is currently using my fork of it, which allows passing raw ws options, which enables the websocket to run on the same port/server as this project's http or https server.
This project reads a JSON config file that resides in the same directory as the main script(__dirname). The available options are detailed below:
| Config Name | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
fbClientID |
null |
Facebook Developer Application Client/Application ID |
fbClientSecret |
null |
Facebook Developer Application Secret/Token |
anonymousControl |
false |
To enable anyone to control this device, regardless of login status |
cameraCredentials |
"root:ismart12" |
Default credentials used by EliasKotlyar/Xiaomi-Dafang-Hacks for controlling the device |
cameraIPorHost |
"DAFANG" |
Default hostname set by EliasKotlyar/Xiaomi-Dafang-Hacks used for fetching the RTSP stream and calling controlling commands |
cameraPort |
8554 |
RTSP port to connect to |
serverPort |
80 |
What port to run this Node.JS server on for accepting connections to view/control the camera |
sessionSecret |
Random 128 characters on startup | Recommended to store a secret in config for persistent sessions across restarts |
key |
null |
Private key used for securing the server with SSL |
cert |
null |
Public key used for securing the server with SSL |
ca |
null |
(Optional) CA Certificates/Chain file used for securing the server with SSL |
- At the time of writing this, Facebook would not allow anyone to use the OAuth API to login without SSL.
- If you aren't sure where to get these certificates, an good starting place is LetsEncrypt.