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somfy-mylink-synergy
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Python API to utilise the Somfy Synergy API utilising JsonRPC.
import asyncio
from somfy_mylink_synergy import SomfyMyLinkSynergy
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
mylink = SomfyMyLinkSynergy('YourSystemID', '10.1.1.50')
mylink_covers = loop.run_until_complete(mylink.status_info())
for device in mylink_covers['result']:
print(device['targetID'], device['name'])
# ('CC0000A.1', 'Bedroom Cover')
# ('CC0000A.2', 'Kitchen Cover')
mylink_scenes = loop.run_until_complete(mylink.scene_list())
for scene in mylink_scenes['result']:
print(scene['sceneID'], scene['name'])
# ('123456789', 'Morning')
# ('987654321', 'Evening')
mylink_ping = loop.run_until_complete(mylink.status_ping())
for device in mylink_ping['result']:
print(device)
# ('CC0000A.1')
# ('CC0000A.2')
open_cover = loop.run_until_complete(mylink.move_up('CC0000A.1'))
close_cover = loop.run_until_complete(mylink.move_down('CC0000A.1'))
stop_cover = loop.run_until_complete(mylink.move_stop('CC0000A.1'))
activate_scene = loop.run_until_complete(mylink.scene_run('123456789'))
MIT
Created in 2018 by Ben Dews
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Python API to utilise the Somfy Synergy JsonRPC API
We found that somfy-mylink-synergy 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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