This allows the manipulation of a Blync light to tell you if Mt. Rainier is out using themtn.top's webhook or Socket.io feature.

See the actual service repo for more information.

First you need to get yourself a Blynclight.

Once you have one, clone/download this repo and run: npm install (from the root directory of the project)

Then, to start the server using a webhook, run: npm run start_webhook or npm start

To start the server using Socket.io, run: npm run start_socketio

That's it! It will fetch the latest status at themtn.top/api/simple, then wait for notifications from themtn.top's mountainChange webhook or from the mountainChange Socket.io event.

In order to use the webhook, I recommend using a tool like ngrok to make your service known to the outside world - then you can send the generated ngrok url to me either via Twitter or email and we can work out the details.

I'll eventually make this process a form... eventually.

You can, however, use the Socket.io feature without any effort.