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aiounifi

Asynchronous library to communicate with Unifi Controller

Network API v1, with an API key

Controller.network is a client of the official UniFi Network Integration API, the versioned API under /proxy/network/integration/v1 on the console. It authenticates with an API key made in the console under Network → Integrations, and needs no user, password or login. On consoles joined to a UniFi fabric that is the only option, as those cannot hold local users. The legacy interfaces (controller.clients, controller.devices, ...) are unchanged and still need a local user.

config = Configuration(session, "10.0.0.1", port=443, api_key="...")
network = Controller(config).network

info = await network.get_info()  # {"applicationVersion": "10.6.106"}
await network.assign_site("default")  # short name, display name or UUID

await network.devices.update()  # every page, cached by MAC address
switch = network.devices["70:a7:41:65:c0:ce"]
switch = await network.devices.get_details(switch.device_id)  # adds ports and radios
stats = await network.devices.get_statistics(switch.device_id)
await network.devices.power_cycle_port(switch.device_id, port_idx=3)
await network.devices.restart(switch.device_id)

await network.clients.update()
client = await network.clients.get_by_mac("aa:bb:cc:dd:ee:ff")
await network.clients.authorize_guest_access(client.client_id, time_limit_minutes=60)
await network.clients.unauthorize_guest_access(client.client_id)

The v1 API has no websocket. update() fetches every page of a list and then removes cached items the console no longer returns, signalling DELETED. Clients are the exception: the console lists connected clients only, so one that leaves stays cached, as in the legacy API, and signals CHANGED. network.clients.is_connected(mac) and network.clients.last_seen(mac) tell whether and when it was last listed. Errors are NetworkApiError subclasses that also inherit the legacy types (Unauthorized, Forbidden, ...) and carry the API's structured error fields. A 502 from a console that cannot keep up is retried twice with a short backoff before BadGateway is raised.

Try it from the command line:

aiounifi 10.0.0.1 -p 443 -k <api-key>

Acknowledgements

  • Paulus Schoutsen (balloob) creator of aiohue which most of this code repository is modeled after.

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