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homewizard-climate-websocket
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API/Websocket to control Homewizard Climate devices
This library allows you to control your Homewizard Climate devices. There are a multitude of brands that use Homewizard apps for their smart controls.
This was developed in oder to be used in a Home Assistant integration. It has not been thoroughly tested or worked with as a standalone code.
This library is in an early stage of development and only works for the following device types returned from the Homewizard Climate API:
heaterfan
It has been tested on the following devices (even though it might work on others too):
There's no separate requirements.txt
file, the dependencies can be found and installed in setup.py
username = os.environ["HW_CLIMATE_USERNAME"]
password = os.environ["HW_CLIMATE_PASSWORD"]
api = HomeWizardClimateApi(username, password)
api.login()
devices = api.get_devices()
ws = HomeWizardClimateWebSocket(api, devices[0])
ws.connect_in_thread() # There's also a blocking `connect`
time.sleep(5)
Stable Release (PyPi): pip install homewizard_climate_websocket
Local Development: pip install .
Any help to increase the number of supported devices is much appreciated as I only had access to the one mentioned above.
See CONTRIBUTING.md for information related to developing the code.
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API/Websocket to control Homewizard Climate devices
We found that homewizard-climate-websocket 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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