Python module to talk to Philips Hue.
Project description
Aiohue
Asynchronous library to control Philips Hue
Requires Python 3.5 and uses asyncio and aiohttp.
import asyncio from pprint import pprint import aiohttp from aiohue.discovery import discover_nupnp async def main(): async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session: await run(session) async def run(websession): bridges = await discover_nupnp(websession) bridge = bridges[0] await bridge.create_user('aiophue-example') print('Your username is', bridge.username) await bridge.initialize() print('Name', bridge.config.name) print('Mac', bridge.config.mac) print() print('Lights:') for id in bridge.lights: light = bridge.lights[id] print('{}: {}'.format(light.name, 'on' if light.state['on'] else 'off')) # Change state of a light. await light.set_state(on=not light.state['on']) print() print('Groups:') for id in bridge.groups: group = bridge.groups[id] print('{}: {}'.format(group.name, 'on' if group.action['on'] else 'off')) # Change state of a group. await group.set_action(on=not group.state['on']) asyncio.run(main())
Timeouts
Aiohue does not specify any timeouts for any requests. You will need to specify them in your own code. We recommend the async_timeout
package:
import async_timeout with async_timeout.timeout(10): await bridge.initialize()
Contribution guidelines
Object hierarchy and property/method names should match the Philips Hue API.
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