IR Blaster
IR Blaster is a wide-range IR Transmitter controllable via Wi-Fi using MQTT or HTTP protocols. It features 6 high-eficiency infrared leds that will be mounted on a 3D-printed case. Wi-Fi setup is done using a cellphone: the module uses the WiFi Manager so starts in Access Point mode and you can connect to it for configuring. After configuration is saved, module resets itself and connect to your Wi-Fi. From this moment you can send IR codes over http or over mqtt from the domotic system you like most: I use Node-RED, my friend uses OpenHAB for example.
If you follow the links of the project (both documentation and source code are the same link), there is a lot of documentation on how to program and configure the code, the source code and the STL files you can print for making the housing.
IR Blaster
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If you use the 2N2222 you must follow the silkscreen! In my picture one some transistor are in opposite direction because on a prototype I've used a different transistor with different pinout. Use the 2N2222 and follow the silkscreen
Ok, thanks.
I don't know how Google Home works, but using alexa for me is simple. First of all you need also a Raspberry Pi running an home automation system plus an MQTT server. I use Node-Red and and mosquitto. You must look some examples in order to set-up this. If you follow the page of the project, in the project description is linked a my tutorial for making an home automation system with Raspberry Pi and devices based on ESP-8266.