This repository contains custom Home Assistant add-ons.
This add-on provides a WebRTC-to-SIP bridge that allows Home Assistant users to integrate the SIP Hass Card with SIP devices such as Dahua doorbells, which only support insecure SIP/UDP with plain RTP.
- Provides a secure WSS (WebSocket Secure) endpoint with TLS for browser clients.
- Registers to the Dahua SIP server as a standard SIP extension (scoped only to your extension, without affecting other users).
- Converts media streams between SRTP (WebRTC) and RTP (Dahua/legacy SIP) via rtpengine.
- Uses the existing TLS certificates from
/sslin Home Assistant (e.g., Let’s Encrypt).
This add-on provides a simple method to import in HomeAssitant a group of entities for an Aurora inverter with two arrays. It's tailored on my current configurations.
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In Home Assistant, go to Settings → Add-ons → Add-on Store.
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Open the menu (⋮) in the top right corner and select Repositories.
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Add this repository URL:
https://github.com/marcomiani/ha-addons -
The add-ons from this repository will now appear in the store.
- These add-ons are provided as-is, primarily for advanced users who want to integrate SIP devices into Home Assistant without deploying a full PBX such as Asterisk.
- They are designed to be minimal and focused on bridging functionality.
Marco ( marco@marcomiani.it )