Now available on GitHub and through the Arduino Library Manager, ArylicHTTP is a simple ESP32 library for interfacing with your Arylic whole home audio system. Check out one of the examples and you will see it takes only a few lines to start making calls into your system!
Inspired by this post, I began my own venture with an ESP32 to control my new Arylic system and ended up with this library. This is just the first step in a larger project to come.
The first pass has an ESP32 establishing a group of 2 devices, setting their volumes, and playing a preset, all at the press of a button.
// Setup API
ArylicHTTP* api = new ArylicHTTP();
// Setup Groups
api->groupLeave(ARYLIC_DEV_M)
api->groupLeave(ARYLIC_DEV_S);
api->groupJoin(ARYLIC_DEV_S, ARYLIC_DEV_M);
// Set volumes
api->setVolume(ARYLIC_DEV_M, 65);
api->setVolume(ARYLIC_DEV_S, 40);
// Play preset 1
api->preset(ARYLIC_DEV_M, 1);
To get started, be sure you have the Arduino IDE installed and configured for ESP32 development; open the Library Manager, then search for and install ArylicHTTP.
Once installed, check out an example program from the File → Examples dropdown to get started.
One example use is Arylic32, a simple Arylic remote based on an ESP32.
It’s a simple library, but hopefully it can help others build some cool projects!
