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daikin-controller-cloud
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Library to generate/retrieve tokens to communicate with the Daikin cloud and to control Daikin devices via the cloud adapters like (BRP069C4x).
The newer Daikin devices sold since 2020 contain a newer Wifi Adapter (e.g. BRP069C4x) which only connects to the Daikin Cloud and is no longer reachable locally.
This library allows to initially (hopefully once) retrieve tokens by using a proxy to login to the Daikin Cloud. After that these tokens can be used and refreshed to interact with teh devices.
For more information on the Proxy progress for end users - because you need to trust and whitelist them and such - can be found in PROXY.md! Info: The adapter is not grabbing any username or password, just the created tokens after you logged in.
When you integrate this library please make sure users do not refresh data out of the cloud too fast. Please still think about the needed resources and costs on Daikin side to operate the cloud services and only allow meaningful poll intervals!
For now while being in basic development install from Github:
npm i Apollon77/daikin-controller-cloud
See example folder, check the settings (add your own IP at minimum!) and start it with node example.js
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TODO, for now: see example
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Interact with Daikin Cloud devices and retrieve Tokens
The npm package daikin-controller-cloud receives a total of 74 weekly downloads. As such, daikin-controller-cloud popularity was classified as not popular.
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