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plugp100

Controller for TP-Link Tapo P100 and other devices

5.1.4
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Plug P100

This is a fork of original work of @K4CZP3R

The purpose of this fork is to provide the library as PyPi package.

How to install

pip install plugp100

Library Architecture

The library was rewritten by taking inspiration from Component Gaming Design Pattern to achieve better decoupling from device and its capabilities. Each Tapo Device, now, is something like a container of Device Component. A Device Component represent a specific feature, so a Tapo Device can be composed by multiple device component. e.g. EnergyComponent, OverheatComponent, OnOffComponent and so on.

There 3 main Tapo Device class family, which simplify access to underlying components:

  • TapoBulb
  • TapoPlug
  • TapoHub

Supported Devices

This library supports a wide range of Tapo devices, including:

  • Tapo Smart Plugs
  • Tapo Smart Plug Strip
  • Tapo Smart Led Strip
  • Tapo Smart Bulb
  • Tapo HUB H100
    • Water Leak
    • Trigger Button (like S200)
    • Switch
    • Smart Door
    • Temperature Humidity Sensor

Every device class has more than one component which enrich the basic capability of Tapo Device. You can see the supported components inside plugp100/new/components package.

Usage

Replace <tapo_username>, <tapo_password>, and <tapo_device_ip> with your Tapo account credentials and device IP address.

Authentication

Before using the library, make sure to have your Tapo credentials ready:

from plugp100.common.credentials import AuthCredential

credentials = AuthCredential("<tapo_username>", "<tapo_password>")

Example: Discovery

Use the library to discover Tapo devices on the network:

import asyncio
import logging
from plugp100.common.credentials import AuthCredential
from plugp100.discovery.tapo_discovery import TapoDiscovery

async def example_discovery(credentials: AuthCredential):
    discovered = await TapoDiscovery.scan(timeout=5)
    for discovered_device in discovered:
        try:
            device = await discovered_device.get_tapo_device(credentials)
            await device.update()
            print({
                'type': type(device),
                'protocol': device.protocol_version,
                'raw_state': device.raw_state
            })
            await device.client.close()
        except Exception as e:
            logging.error(f"Failed to update {discovered_device.ip} {discovered_device.device_type}", exc_info=e)

async def main():
    credentials = AuthCredential("<tapo_username>", "<tapo_password>")
    await example_discovery(credentials)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    loop = asyncio.new_event_loop()
    loop.run_until_complete(main())
    loop.run_until_complete(asyncio.sleep(0.1))
    loop.close()

Example: Connecting by only ip address

Connect to a Tapo device without knowing its device type and protocol. The library will try to guess:

import asyncio
from plugp100.common.credentials import AuthCredential
from plugp100.new.device_factory import connect, DeviceConnectConfiguration

async def example_connect_by_guessing(credentials: AuthCredential, host: str):
    device_configuration = DeviceConnectConfiguration(
        host=host,
        credentials=credentials
    )
    device = await connect(device_configuration)
    await device.update()
    print({
        'type': type(device),
        'protocol': device.protocol_version,
        'raw_state': device.raw_state,
        'components': device.get_device_components
    })

async def main():
    credentials = AuthCredential("<tapo_username>", "<tapo_password>")
    await example_connect_by_guessing(credentials, "<tapo_device_ip>")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    loop = asyncio.new_event_loop()
    loop.run_until_complete(main())
    loop.run_until_complete(asyncio.sleep(0.1))
    loop.close()

Example: Connecting by knowing Protocol

Connect to a Tapo device with known device type and protocol details:

import asyncio
from plugp100.common.credentials import AuthCredential
from plugp100.new.device_factory import connect, DeviceConnectConfiguration

async def example_connect_knowing_device_and_protocol(credentials: AuthCredential, host: str):
    device_configuration = DeviceConnectConfiguration(
        host=host,
        credentials=credentials,
        device_type="SMART.TAPOPLUG",
        encryption_type="klap",
        encryption_version=2
    )
    device = await connect(device_configuration)
    await device.update()
    print({
        'type': type(device),
        'protocol': device.protocol_version,
        'raw_state': device.raw_state,
        'components': device.get_device_components
    })

async def main():
    credentials = AuthCredential("<tapo_username>", "<tapo_password>")
    await example_connect_knowing_device_and_protocol(credentials, "<tapo_device_ip>")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    loop = asyncio.new_event_loop()
    loop.run_until_complete(main())
    loop.run_until_complete(asyncio.sleep(0.1))
    loop.close()

Supported Protocols

  • Klap v1
  • Klap v2
  • Passthorugh
  • Ipcamera-like?! (work in progress hub H200)

Keywords

Tapo

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