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innogy-smarthome-lib
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The JavaScript library for using the Innogy SmartHome system.
The library abstracts the RESTful Innogy SmartHome Client API in a platform independent JavaScript library, which is distributed for applications using Node.js or the browser.
const SmartHome = require("./lib/smarthome");
const config = {
redirectHost: 'www.example.com', // define your redirect host here (set by innogy, without http/https)
id: '1234567890', // oAuth2 ID (to be requested from innogy)
secret: 'SECRET' // oAuth2 secret (to be requested from innogy)
};
const smartHome = new SmartHome(config);
smartHome.on("needsAuthorization", function (auth) {
console.log(auth);
});
smartHome.on("needsMobileAccess", function () {
console.log("YOU NEED TO BUY MOBILE ACCESS!");
});
smartHome.on("stateChanged", function (aCapability) {
console.log("stateChanged");
console.log(" ID:", aCapability.id);
console.log(" Type:", aCapability.type);
if (aCapability.Config.length) {
console.log(" - CONFIG:");
aCapability.Config.forEach(function (aState) {
console.log(" Name:", aState.name);
console.log(" Type:", aState.type);
console.log(" Access:", aState.access);
console.log(" Value:", aState.value);
console.log(" LastChanged:", aState.lastchanged);
console.log("");
});
}
if (aCapability.State.length) {
console.log(" - STATES:");
aCapability.State.forEach(function (aState) {
console.log(" Name:", aState.name);
console.log(" Type:", aState.type);
console.log(" Access:", aState.access);
console.log(" Value:", aState.value);
console.log(" LastChanged:", aState.lastchanged);
console.log("");
});
}
});
smartHome.on("initializationComplete", function () {
console.log("INITIALIZATION SEQUENCE COMPLETED");
if (smartHome.device && smartHome.device.length) {
console.log("LIST OF ALL REGISTERED DEVICES:");
smartHome.device.forEach(function (aDevice) {
console.log("----------------------------------------");
console.log("ID:", aDevice.id);
console.log("Type:", aDevice.type);
console.log("Name:", aDevice.getName()); // Helper needed, as name is stored within configuration!
if (aDevice.Location)
console.log("Location:", aDevice.Location.getName()); // Helper needed, as name is stored within configuration!
console.log("- CAPABILITIES:");
aDevice.Capabilities.forEach(function (aCapability) {
console.log(" ID:", aCapability.id);
console.log(" Type:", aCapability.type);
if (aCapability.Config.length) {
console.log(" - CONFIG:");
aCapability.Config.forEach(function (aState) {
console.log(" Name:", aState.name);
console.log(" Type:", aState.type);
console.log(" Access:", aState.access);
console.log(" Value:", aState.value);
console.log(" LastChanged:", aState.lastchanged);
console.log("");
});
}
if (aCapability.State.length) {
console.log(" - STATES:");
aCapability.State.forEach(function (aState) {
console.log(" Name:", aState.name);
console.log(" Type:", aState.type);
console.log(" Access:", aState.access);
console.log(" Value:", aState.value);
console.log(" LastChanged:", aState.lastchanged);
console.log("");
});
}
console.log("");
});
});
}
// Get capapbility by ID
var cap = smartHome.getCapabilityById("CAPABILITY ID");
// setState accepts as first parameter the value you want to set
// will be parsed automatically, so "true", true, 1 for a boolean value is allowed
// the second parameter is the state you want to set (optional, if missing the first state is used)
cap.setState(true, "OnState");
// Close connection once everything is done
smartHome.finalize();
});
console.log("Auth start uri (if auth missing)", smartHome.getAuthorizationUri());
smartHome.init();
Any contributions are welcome. However, before filing a pull request (PR) an issue should be opened. The issue should contain:
More information about our contribution guidelines can be found in the CONTRIBUTING file.
The library has been licensed under the MIT license. Details are given the distributed license file.
FAQs
JavaScript library for the Innogy SmartHome system
The npm package innogy-smarthome-lib receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, innogy-smarthome-lib popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that innogy-smarthome-lib demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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