An async python interface for Kodi over JSON-RPC. This is mostly designed to integrate with HomeAssistant. If you have other needs, there might be better packages available.
You can install PyKodi from PyPI:
pip3 install pykodi
Python 3.7 and above are supported.
from pykodi import get_kodi_connection, Kodi
kc = get_kodi_connection(<host>, <port>, <ws_port>, <username>, <password>, <ssl>, <timeout>, <session>)
# if ws_port is None the connection will be over HTTP, otherwise over WebSocket.
# ssl defaults to False (only relevant if you have a proxy), timeout to 5 (seconds)
# session is generated if not passed in
# you can also pass in your own session
await kc.connect()
kodi = Kodi(kc)
await kodi.ping()
properties = await kodi.get_application_properties(["name", "version"])
await kodi.play()
await kodi.volume_up()
await kodi.pause()
...
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An async python interface for Kodi over JSON-RPC.
We found that pykodi 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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