MyVaillant
A Python library to interact with the API behind the myVAILLANT app ((and branded versions of it, such as the MiGo app from Saunier Duval). Needs at least Python 3.10.
[!WARNING]
If you're using sensoAPP or the multiMATIC app, this library won't work for you. Try the pymultiMATIC library instead and check Vaillant's website for more information.
[!WARNING]
This integration is not affiliated with Vaillant, the developers take no responsibility for anything that happens to your devices because of this library.
Install and Test
[!WARNING]
You need at least Python 3.10
pip install MyVaillant
or use Docker, if you just want to use it as a CLI tool:
docker run -ti ghcr.io/rmalbrecht/myvaillant:latest python3 -m MyVaillant.export user password brand --country country
Usage
Exporting Data about your System
python3 -m MyVaillant.export user password brand --country country
# See python3 -m MyVaillant.export -h for more options and a list of countries
The --data argument exports historical data of the devices in your system.
Without this keyword, information about your system will be exported as JSON.
Exporting Energy Reports
python3 -m MyVaillant.report user password brand --country country
# Wrote 2023 report to energy_data_2023_ArothermPlus_XYZ.csv
# Wrote 2023 report to energy_data_2023_HydraulicStation_XYZ.csv
Writes a report for each heat generator, by default for the current year. You can provide --year to select
a different year.
Using the API in Python
#!/usr/bin/env python3
import argparse
import asyncio
import logging
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
from myVaillant.api import MyVaillantAPI
from myVaillant.const import ALL_COUNTRIES, BRANDS, DEFAULT_BRAND
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Export data from myVaillant API .")
parser.add_argument("user", help="Username (email address) for the myVaillant app")
parser.add_argument("password", help="Password for the myVaillant app")
parser.add_argument(
"brand",
help="Brand your account is registered in, i.e. 'vaillant'",
default=DEFAULT_BRAND,
choices=BRANDS.keys(),
)
parser.add_argument(
"--country",
help="Country your account is registered in, i.e. 'germany'",
choices=ALL_COUNTRIES.keys(),
required=False,
)
parser.add_argument(
"-v", "--verbose", help="increase output verbosity", action="store_true"
)
async def main(user, password, brand, country):
async with MyVaillantAPI(user, password, brand, country) as api:
async for system in api.get_systems():
print(await api.set_set_back_temperature(system.zones[0], 18))
print(await api.quick_veto_zone_temperature(system.zones[0], 21, 5))
print(await api.cancel_quick_veto_zone_temperature(system.zones[0]))
setpoint = 10.0 if system.control_identifier.is_vrc700 else None
print(
await api.set_holiday(
system,
datetime.now(system.timezone),
datetime.now(system.timezone) + timedelta(days=7),
setpoint, # Setpoint is only required for VRC700 systems
)
)
print(await api.cancel_holiday(system))
if system.domestic_hot_water:
print(await api.boost_domestic_hot_water(system.domestic_hot_water[0]))
print(await api.cancel_hot_water_boost(system.domestic_hot_water[0]))
print(
await api.set_domestic_hot_water_temperature(
system.domestic_hot_water[0], 46
)
)
if __name__ == "__main__":
args = parser.parse_args()
if args.verbose:
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
asyncio.run(main(args.user, args.password, args.brand, args.country))
Contributing
I'm happy to accept pull requests, if you run the pre-commit checks and test your changes:
Supporting new Countries
The myVAILLANT app uses Keycloak and OIDC for authentication, with a realm for each country and brand. There is a script to check which countries are supported:
python3 -m MyVaillant.tests.find_countries
Copy the resulting dictionary into src/MyVaillant/const.py
Contributing Test Data
Because the myVAILLANT API isn't documented, you can help the development of this library by contributing test data:
python3 -m MyVaillant.tests.generate_test_data -h
python3 -m MyVaillant.tests.generate_test_data username password brand --country country
or use Docker:
docker run -v $(pwd)/test_data:/build/src/myvaillant/tests/json -ti ghcr.io/rmalbrecht/MyVaillant:latest python3 -m MyVaillant.tests.generate_test_data username password brand --country country
With docker, the results will be put into test_data/.
Please create a pull request with the created folder.
Acknowledgements
- Auth is loosely based on ioBroker.vaillant
- Most API endpoints are reverse-engineered from the myVaillant app, using mitmproxy
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