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Looks like electrolux finally opened their api, will be rewriting this wrapper to reference their api directly (remove reverse engineered api) https://developer.electrolux.one/documentation/reference
Python package wrapper around Electrolux OneApp (OCP) api
Early version, this package APIs might change
pip install pyelectroluxocp
Example to connect via websockets and listen for appliance state changes
import asyncio
import json
from pyelectroluxocp import OneAppApi
async def main():
async with OneAppApi("__username__", "__password__") as client:
appliances = await client.get_appliances_list()
print("appliances found: ", json.dumps([x.get("applianceData").get("applianceName")+" "+x.get("applianceId") for x in appliances]))
def state_update_callback(a):
print("appliance state updated", json.dumps((a)))
await client.watch_for_appliance_state_updates([appliances[0].get("applianceId")], state_update_callback)
asyncio.run(main())
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Electrolux OneApp OCP API
We found that pyelectroluxocp 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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