A comprehensive home automation web application designed for remote monitoring and control of smart home devices. OneTouchWeb provides a unified interface for managing lighting, security, and various home appliances through a responsive web portal and integrated mobile support.

• Device Control: Remotely toggle switches, dim lights, and manage appliances from any web browser.
• User Management: Secure account creation, multi-user support, and administrative approval workflows.
• Real-time Monitoring: Integrated WebServices and APIs for live status updates from smart devices.
• Responsive UI: Built with HTML, SCSS, and JavaScript (jQuery) to provide a seamless experience on both desktop and mobile.
• Integrated Push Notifications: Support for sending real-time alerts and notifications to connected users.

graph TD
    A[Web Interface / HTML+SCSS] --> B[PHP Backend API]
    B --> C[MySQL Database]
    B --> D[Smart Devices / ESP32/ESP8266]
    E[Mobile App / Android] --> B
    B --> F[Push Notification Service]

System Flow:

[ User Action ] ──> [ Web/Mobile UI ] ──> [ PHP API ]
                                             │
                                     ┌───────┴───────┐
                                     │               │
                            [ Database (SQL) ]  [ Smart Controller ]
                                     │               │
[ Device Status Update ] <───────────┴───────────────┘

• Frontend: HTML5, CSS3 (SCSS), JavaScript (jQuery), Bootstrap 4
• Backend: PHP 7+ (Modular class structure)
• Database: MySQL
• Integration: WebServices for IoT device communication, PHPMailer for notifications
• IoT Support: Python scripts for specific automation tasks

• Web Server (Apache/Nginx) with PHP 7+ support
• MySQL Database Server
• PHP Extensions: mysqli, openssl, curl

1. Clone the repository to your web server's root directory:

   git clone https://github.com/pavandongare/OneTouchWeb.git

2. Import the database schema:
   • Import HomeAutomation/Automation.sql or website.sql into your MySQL server.
3. Configure the database connection:
   • Edit HomeAutomation/includes/config.php with your database host, username, password, and database name.

• Navigate to index.html (or main.html after login) in your browser.
• For API testing, refer to the files in the HomeAutomation/api and HomeAutomation/WebService directories.
• A user manual is available in resources/usermanual.pdf for detailed operational guidance.

Built with ❤️ by Pavan Dongare