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API module for interacting with and receiving events from August smart locks
The August-Yale library is a simple module for locking, unlocking, and getting the status of August smart locks connected via WiFi. You can also subscribe to lock events..
⚠️ Disclaimer: I am in no way responsible for any safety issues that arise from the use of this module!
The module has been tested with:
npm install -save august-yale
Create a new August
object that will save your configuration while you use it:
const August = require('august-yale')
const august = new August({
installId: 'uniqueId', // Can be anything, but save it for future use on this account
augustId: 'yourEmailOrPhone', // Phone must be formatted +[countrycode][number]
password: 'yourPassword'
})
// Example usage of the august object
august.authorize().then(() => {
console.log('Authorization successful')
}).catch((error) => {
console.error('Authorization failed', error)
})
Note: Alternatively, you can set environment variables (see configuration below)
If this is the first time you're using this installId
, you need to authorize
and validate
:
august.authorize()
A 6-digit code will be sent to your email or phone (depending on what you used for your augustId
). Send the code back:
august.validate('123456') // Example code
And you're all set!
// Example
const myLocks = await august.locks()
const lockId = Object.keys(myLocks)[0]
august.lock(lockId)
See API below for more methods.
When creating a new August
object, the configuration can be passed in as an object, or stored in environment variables.
Config object | Env Variable |
---|---|
installId | AUGUST_INSTALL_ID |
augustId | AUGUST_ID |
password | AUGUST_PASSWORD |
apiKey¹ | AUGUST_API_KEY¹ |
pnSubKey¹ | AUGUST_PN_SUB_KEY¹ |
countryCode² | COUNTRY_CODE² |
¹
apiKey
andpnSubKey
are optional. This module uses August's unpublished API, and August has been known to occasionally recycle their client API keys. Keys have been hard-coded into this module, but they may break at any time. If you find a different key to use, pass it in here.
²
countryCode
is also optional. Any value other thanUS
will use a different set of default API URLs. These can still be overriden byapiKey
andpbSubKey
.
When using environment variables, you can simply call new August()
. You can also choose to have some environment variables and some in the config object. Any property sent via the config object will override the respective environment variable.
August's API uses short-lived tokens (JWTs). This module attempts to relieve the user from worrying about the tokens. Therefore, they are not returned in any method. See ryanblock's august-connect for more info.
These methods are available on each object created from August
. All methods are asyncronous and should be properly awaited. Unless otherwise specified, undefined
will be returned if an error occurs. Check your error log for error message.
authorize()
→ boolean
Initiate the authorization process by causing August to send a 6-digit code to your phone or email. Returns true
on successfully sending code, otherwise returns false
.
validate(code)
→ boolean
Validate 6-digit code
(string or number) sent to phone or email. Returns true
on successfully validating a code, otherwise returns false
.
⚠️ Warning: You only need to authorize an installation one time – you should not attempt continued / ongoing reauthorization attempts for the same
installId
. However, if you change yourinstallId
, or don't make use of that installation's session for 120 days, you'll have to repeat the authorization process again.
locks()
→ object
Retrieve a list of all locks on account.
Returns map object of lock IDs to AugustLockBasic objects.
const myLocks = await august.locks()
console.log(myLocks)
// {
// '7EDFA965E0AE0CE19772AFA435364295': {
// LockName: 'Front door',
// UserType: 'superuser',
// macAddress: '1A:2B:3C:4D:5E:6F',
// HouseID: '097dcab3-a29a-491a-8468-bab41b6b7040',
// HouseName: 'Home'
// }
// }
details([lockId])
→ object
| array[objects]
Retrieve details about a lock or locks.
If lockId
is specified, or if only one lock is on account, returns AugustLockDetailed object. If no lockId
specified and multiple locks on account, returns array of AugustLockDetailed.
const lockDetails = await august.details('7EDFA965E0AE0CE19772AFA435364295')
console.log(lockDetails)
// {
// LockName: 'Front door',
// battery: 0.8512345,
// LockStatus: {...}
// ...
// }
// Assuming you have multiple locks
const lockDetails = await august.details()
console.log(lockDetails)
// [
// {
// LockName: 'Front door',
// battery: 0.8512345,
// LockStatus: {...}
// ...
// }
// {
// LockName: 'Back door',
// battery: 0.6512345,
// LockStatus: {...}
// ...
// }
// ]
status([lockId])
→ object
| array[objects]
Retrieve status of lock or locks.
If lockId
is specified, or if only one lock is on account, returns AugustLockStatus object. If no lockId
specified and multiple locks on account, returns array of AugustLockStatus.
const lockStatus = await august.status('7EDFA965E0AE0CE19772AFA435364295')
console.log(lockStatus)
// {
// lockID: '7EDFA965E0AE0CE19772AFA435364295'
// status: 'kAugLockState_Locked',
// doorState: 'kAugDoorState_Closed',
// state: {
// locked: true,
// unlocked: false,
// closed: true,
// open: false,
// }
// ...
// }
// Assuming you have multiple locks
const lockStatuses = await august.status()
console.log(lockStatuses)
// [
// {
// lockID: '7EDFA965E0AE0CE19772AFA435364295'
// status: 'kAugLockState_Locked',
// doorState: 'kAugDoorState_Closed',
// state: {
// locked: true,
// unlocked: false,
// closed: true,
// open: false,
// }
// ...
// }
// {
// lockID: 'CB9A7186FAF76B016B34165164912345'
// status: 'kAugLockState_Unlocked',
// doorState: 'kAugDoorState_Open',
// state: {
// locked: false,
// unlocked: true,
// closed: false,
// open: true,
// }
// ...
// }
// ]
lock([lockId])
→ object
Lock a lock. No, seriously.
If no lockId
is passed and there are multiple locks on the account, will throw error.
Returns a AugustLockStatus object after succesfully locking.
const lockStatus = await lock('7EDFA965E0AE0CE19772AFA435364295')
console.log(lockStatus)
// {
// lockID: '7EDFA965E0AE0CE19772AFA435364295'
// status: 'kAugLockState_Locked',
// doorState: 'kAugDoorState_Closed',
// state: {
// locked: true,
// unlocked: false,
// closed: true,
// open: false,
// }
// ...
// }
unlock([lockId])
→ object
Unlock a lock. Yup, really.
If no lockId
is passed and there are multiple locks on the account, will throw error.
Returns a AugustLockStatus object after succesfully unlocking.
const lockStatus = await unlock('7EDFA965E0AE0CE19772AFA435364295')
console.log(lockStatus)
// {
// lockID: '7EDFA965E0AE0CE19772AFA435364295'
// status: 'kAugLockState_Locked',
// doorState: 'kAugDoorState_Closed',
// state: {
// locked: true,
// unlocked: false,
// closed: true,
// open: false,
// }
// ...
// }
subscribe(lockId, callback)
→ function
Subscribe to events from a lock. callback(AugustEvent, timestamp)
will be called for every event. See definitions for more info. Pass null
or undefined
as lockId
and receive events for all locks on the account.
Returns an unsubscribe function.
Note: Events may be received at any time, regardless of lock/app usage.
The following methods are designed to be used interally, but are available for advanced use. If you would like to explore more endpoints, check out this list.
get(endpoint)
→ object
put(endpoint, [data])
→ object
post(endpoint, [data])
→ object
endpoint
can be the whole URL or just the endpoint from the list
data
must be an object, if passed
Returns body
of the HTTP response
The javascript module has morphed from Ryan Block's august-connect. Many thanks to him for doing most of the legwork. Also big ups to Nolan Brown and Joe Lu's py-august project for paving the way!
This is a Typescript version of hufftheweevil/august-api, Thanks @hufftheweevil.
1.1.1 (2024-11-03)
Full Changelog: https://github.com/donavanbecker/august-yale/compare/v1.1.0...v1.1.1
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API module for interacting with and receiving events from August smart locks
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