Python-xsense is a small library to interact with the API of XSense Home Security. It allows to retrieve the status of various devices and the basestation.
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from xsense import XSense from xsense.utils import dump_environment api = XSense() api.init() api.login(username, password) api.load_all() for _, h in api.houses.items(): for _, s in h.stations.items(): api.get_state(s) dump_environment(api)
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import asyncio from xsense import AsyncXSense from xsense.utils import dump_environment
async def run(username: str, password: str): api = AsyncXSense() await api.init() await api.login(username, password) for _, h in api.houses.items(): for _, s in h.stations.items(): await api.get_state(s) dump_environment(api)
asyncio.run(run(username, password))
This library is in an early development stage and created primarily to make an integration for home assistant.
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XSense Python Module
We found that python-xsense 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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