This is a high-level async Python SDK for BSH Home Connect API. The API allows monitoring and controlling home appliances manufactured by BSH under brnad names such as Bosch, Siemens, Gaggenau and Neff.
The SDK connects to the Home Connect API and retrieves all the data associated with the logged-in account, which is made available under the SDK's data model. Afterwards, the SDK maintains an up-to-date state by subscribing to receive real time updates from the API.
This API provides access to home appliances enabled by Home Connect (https://home-connect.com). Through the API programs can be started and stopped, or home appliances configured and monitored. For instance, you can start a cotton program on a washer and get a notification when the cycle is complete.
To get started with this web client, visit https://developer.home-connect.com and register an account. An application with a client ID for this API client will be automatically generated for you.
This SDK is was not created by BSH and is not affiliated with it in any way.
This SDK is licensed under the MIT license.
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Async SDK for BSH Home Connect API
We found that home-connect-async 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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