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-# Connected SMART Curtains
-### (API for fanController)
+# C.H.I.P. | Fan Controller
 
-## the Idea
-Since I was young I have always been obsessed with motors. Using motors to control crazy mondane things. *Not because it was hard, but because I could.* So to continue that trend I wanted to be able to control me two roller curtains over my bed. I started prototyping with a Arduino and a couple servos and I now have it up and running. 
->A little caviate. It is working, but only the one curtain can be lifted again, it has no automation and no wireless connectivity. Needs to be done!
+This project uses node.js as backend and python for GPIO controll to toggle a relay hooked up to my bathroom ventilation fan. I felt the need to build this project so I can remotely controll my fan instead of manually going and switching off the fan. Setup is easy and I will be creating a version that will work for Raspberry Pí GPIO pins aswell. 
 
-I have rewritten the software several times, and just landed on what just worked so I could get back to procrastinating before my exams. You can check the Arduino code out, I will make sure to comment it well.
+## Setup
+First you need to set a static IP address for the device you are using, guide can be found here: LINK.
 
-## Install
-First you need to download node, can be found at here.
-Next clone or fork this project to your computer. To start we first need to add all our node modules
-```unix  
-    $ npm install
-```
-Now that we have all our components for our node project we can start the server.
-```unix
-    $ node server.js
-```
-This will print out the IP and port the website can be reached at. Go to a webbrowser and go to the address printed. You may need to allow that port through your firewall if you have it activated. 
+For me: Create setup script for installing node packages and database. 
 
-If you want the server to launch at login to the following:
-```unix
-    $ EXPORT="/usr/share/init.d" +x node /home/{user}/curtains
-```
-
-
-## Parts list
-Under is a list of all the parts I have yet used for this projects. Some I have links to, others I have just found laying around or made out of some random junk. If there are any questions about the items please send me a email. [MAIL](https://google.com)
-
-Part | Part name | Usage | Link
----|---|---|---
-Stepper motor | Motor: 28BYJ-48 Board: ULN2003 | Rotate curtain | [ebay](https://goo.gl/tHQHP3 "ebay.com Stepper Motors")
-Arduino | Uno | Micro controller | 
-Ethernet cable | 1.4 meters | Lines from switches to micro controller | [ebay](https://goo.gl/EOS7BO "ebay.com 200' Cat6")
-Housing | Medium | Contains the electronics | radio
-Curtains | IKEA | The curtains
-
-## Development forwards
-**Items still want to add or change:**
-* ~~Working prototype~~
-* Raspberry Pi
-* Seperate powersupplies
-* Internet Connectivity 
-
-## Useful reading material
-Controlling 28BYJ-48 with python on RPi - [link](https://defendtheplanet.net/2014/05/04/controlling-a-stepper-motor-28byi-48-with-a-raspberry-pi/)
-Stepping up GPIO from 3.3v to 5v - [link](https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=40540&p=331220)
-
-
-I will be switching to a C.H.I.P or a Raspberry Pi gen 2 B+ with a WIFI dongle. 
-
-The idea is to have a electronically controlled curtains. First time around I am using an Arduino and small stepper motors inserted in the ends of the curtains. I have a switch panel to control the power and direction of the *curtainbot*. I'm using a single powersource for the arduino and both stepper motors. 
+## Installation
+There is two files that may be changed for this to work for you. 
+ - 
+ -