cec-mqtt-bridge VS platypush

Ideally I'd like to setup the cec-mqtt-bridge so I can power on and off my monitors from my Home Assistant automation scripts via MQTT. But that again has all RPI documentation and the config file wants a "port where the cec-device is connected" and the default is "port=RPI" but there is no documentation at all on the git repository for this setting in the config.

Is your HN profile still accurate? Why does the https://platypush.tech/ homepage have the Gmail, YouTube, TensorFlow, and Chromecast logos on it? Weird you're giving free advertising to a company you clearly dislike so much.

Also, as I pointed out on a linked Github issue, maybe it's worth having a server-side (optional) logic for Chromecast detection? I have implemented this mechanism myself in Platypush, and I find it much more stable than relying on the client to detect the devices. Basically, Jellyfin would use some server-side CC library (like pychromecast for Python) to scan the devices on the same network over Avahi/Bonjour/mDNS. It would then push those results to the client (or maybe merge the list with the client's results), and then just proxy the client's stream/control requests to the cast device.