Optionally, save door state(s) to a file #8
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this can be useful if there is another app/service running on the same pi that needs to know the door state
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@rllynch - could you please take a look at this? |
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First of all, thank you @rllynch for the beautiful write-ups and the really well-factored, readable code that "just worked". 👍
This change can be really useful, if there are other apps/services running on the same Raspberry PI that needs to peek into the current door state.
I am using this in conjunction with another (similarly awesome) Node.js app and a detailed write-up - thanks to you too, @chasechou
With the current door state now being immediately available via a shared file, this little hard-coded tech-debt on that app can be closed out. 🙂