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Fetches data for the Plaato Keg and Plaato Airlock using the official API handed by blynk.cc
To be able to query the API an auth_token
is required and which can be obtained by following these instructions
For more information about the available pins that can be retrieved please see the official docs from Plaato
usage: cli.py [-h] -t AUTH_TOKEN -d {keg,airlock,both} [-u URL] [-k API_KEY]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
required arguments:
-t AUTH_TOKEN Auth token received from Plaato
-d {keg,airlock}
optional arguments:
-u URL Mock url
-k API_KEY Header key for mock url
BEER_NAME = "v64"
PERCENT_BEER_LEFT = "v48"
POURING = "v49"
BEER_LEFT = "v51"
BEER_LEFT_UNIT = "v74"
TEMPERATURE = "v56"
UNIT_TYPE = "v71"
MEASURE_UNIT = "v75"
MASS_UNIT = "v73"
VOLUME_UNIT = "v82"
LAST_POUR = "v59"
DATE = "v67"
OG = "v65"
FG = "v66"
ABV = "v68"
FIRMWARE_VERSION = "v93"
LEAK_DETECTION = "v83"
MODE = "v88"
BPM = "v102"
TEMPERATURE = "v103"
BATCH_VOLUME = "v104"
OG = "v105"
SG = "v106"
ABV = "v107"
TEMPERATURE_UNIT = "v108"
VOLUME_UNIT = "v109"
BUBBLES = "v110"
CO2_VOLUME = "v119"
This python library was not made by Plaato. It is not official, not developed, and not supported by Plaato.
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Asynchronous Python client for getting Plaato Airlock and Keg data
We found that pyplaato 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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