Local LAN connection

README.md

@@ -9,7 +9,8 @@ Component for sending radio commands (433-434Mhz) through the AirSend device.
 1. Add `airsend:` to your HA configuration (see configuration below).
 2. Into the terminal, run `wget -q -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/devmel/hass_airsend/master/install | bash -`
  OR copy the `airsend` folder into your [custom_components folder](https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/creating_integration_file_structure/#where-home-assistant-looks-for-integrations).
-3. Restart Home Assistant
+3. To allow a local LAN connection please install and start [hass_airsend-addon](https://github.com/devmel/hass_airsend-addon).
+4. Restart Home Assistant
 
 ## Configuration 
 
@@ -17,21 +18,8 @@ Component for sending radio commands (433-434Mhz) through the AirSend device.
 
 To integrate `airsend` into Home Assistant, go to `airsend.cloud -> import/export -> Export YAML` and add the contents of the downloaded file into your HA configuration `configuration.yaml`.
 
-Simple example:
-
-```yaml
-# Example configuration.yaml entry
-airsend:
-  devices:
-    light:
-      id: 9000
-      type: 4098
-      apiKey: !secret asKey
-    prise somfy:
-      id: 9010
-      type: 4097
-      apiKey: !secret asKey
-```
+#### Local LAN connection
+The configuration allows to use the local mode (if [hass_airsend-addon](https://github.com/devmel/hass_airsend-addon) is started) by adding the field `spurl: !secret spurl` in each device. In this mode you must modify the file `secrets.yaml` by adding the local url of the AirSend with its local ipv4 (ex: 192.168.x.x so `spurl: sp://airsend_password@192.168.x.x`), the local ipv6 `fe80::` does not work because of virtualization. You can also remove fields `apiKey`.
 
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