Library to control various Broadlink devices using asyncio
This software is based on the protocol description from Ipsum Domus (?) Details at https://blog.ipsumdomus.com/broadlink-smart-home-devices-complete-protocol-hack-bc0b4b397af1
This software is based on python-broadlink by Matthew Garrett Details at https://github.com/mjg59/python-broadlink
Remote Control device seem to be working alright (both IR and RF)
RM4C are now supported. RM4 PRO are also supported.
A1 device also work.
Provisioning works.
Other will be tested when I get the relevant hardware.
Install with pip3. Be forewarned that aiobroadlink needs the 'cryptography' library. This library will be automatically installed, but for this to succeed, you do need to be able to compile things. To that effect you need a compiler and some header files. On Debian/Ubuntu distributions, this means you need the packages 'libffi-dev' and 'libssl-dev'
You can run
aiobroadlink
or
python3 -m aiobroadlink
If your IP address cannot be guessed, do
aiobroadlink -i xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
with xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx the IP address of the interface you want to use.
When learning commands, they will be save in the file ~/.aiobroadlink.
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Pure Python library to control/provision Broadlink devices
We found that aiobroadlink demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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