dirigera 1.1.8

An unofficial Python client for controlling the IKEA Dirigera Smart Home Hub

Dirigera Python Client

This repository provides an unofficial Python client for controlling the IKEA Dirigera Smart Home Hub. Current features:

• light control
• outlet control
• air purifier control
• blinds control
• remote controllers (tested with STYRBAR)
• environment sensor (tested with VINDSTYRKA)
• scene
• motion sensor
• open/close sensor
• event listener for hub events

Support for other features will be added in the future and your input in form of issues and PRs is greatly appreciated.

Installation

pip install dirigera

Quickstart

1. Find out the ip-address of your Dirigera (check your router)
2. Once you installed dirigera with pip you can run the included generate-token script. Here you can directly set the ip-address of you dirigera as parameter.

   generate-token <Dirigera ip-address>
   

3. The script starts the auth process. When prompted, you must push the action button on the bottom of your Dirigera.
4. After that hit ENTER and your token will be printed to the console.
   Example:

   Press the action button on Dirigera then hit ENTER ...
   Your Token:
   mgwB.aXqwpzV89N0aUwBhZMJjD8a.UBPyzy2InGtqgwo2MO5.xX4ug7.uBcVJquwYzLnAijF7SdYKvNxTo0uzQKahV10A-3ZQOz-UAubGP6sHWt1CJx3QmWZyE7ZcMZKgODXjSzWL1lumKgGz5dUIwFi3rhNxgK-IsBGeGVhNXPt8vGrYEcZePwPvNAIg8RqmlH27L-JZPnkAtP2wHoOdW72Djot3yJsohtEsb0p9mJvoZFSavTlTr4LDuf584vuH5fha5xoR9QhhIvvgbAP-s4EHFqENNi6vrYLHKR.sdqnv4sYw6UH-l6oiPnnRLxinoqBPOlWhlcL9doFviXQE.tZ9X8WVqyBrd0NYHlo9iorEvUbnZuD02BEJrg4NLwgh3rZtyF0Mi46HenynzBohbPn4RnuSYYCiHt5EZnWedxBtDqc7mSTm1ZtyD
   

5. Done. Use this token in the hub setup.

   dirigera.Hub(
      token="mgwB.aXqwpzV89N0aUwBhZMJjD8a...",
      ip_address="192.1..."
   )
   

Dirigera Hub

Setting up the client works by providing the token and ip address.

import dirigera

dirigera_hub = dirigera.Hub(
    token="mgwB.aXqwpzV89N0aUwBhZMJjD8a...",
    ip_address="192.1..."
)

Devices

All available devices (Light, Controller, Outlet, ...) consist of the core data defined in device.py:

Core Device Data

id: str
relation_id: Optional[str] = None
type: str
device_type: str
created_at: datetime.datetime
is_reachable: bool
last_seen: datetime.datetime
attributes: Attributes
capabilities: Capabilities
room: Room
device_set: List
remote_links: List[str]
is_hidden: Optional[bool] = None

Attributes

All devices have attributes. Some devices have special attributes (for example Light has `is_on``). These are the core attributes each device has:

custom_name: str
model: str
manufacturer: str
firmware_version: str
hardware_version: str
serial_number: Optional[str] = None
product_code: Optional[str] = None
ota_status: Optional[str] = None
ota_state: Optional[str] = None
ota_progress: Optional[int] = None
ota_policy: Optional[str] = None
ota_schedule_start: Optional[datetime.time] = None
ota_schedule_end: Optional[datetime.time] = None

Capabilities

All devices have capabilities (for some it is just empty lists). Capabilities desrcibe what send/receive actions can be performed:

can_send: List[str]
can_receive: List[str]

All devices have a room with the corresponging infos.

Room

id: str
name: str
color: str
icon: str

Controlling Lights

To get information about the available lights, you can use the get_lights() method:

lights = dirigera_hub.get_lights()

The light object has the following attributes (additional to the core attributes):

startup_on_off: Optional[StartupEnum] = None # Optional attributes are not present on all lights
is_on: bool
light_level: Optional[int] = None
color_temperature: Optional[int] = None
color_temperature_min: Optional[int] = None
color_temperature_max: Optional[int] = None
color_hue: Optional[int] = None
color_saturation: Optional[float] = None

Available methods for light are:

light.set_name(name="kitchen light 1")

light.set_light(lamp_on=True)

light.set_light_level(light_level=90)

light.set_color_temperature(color_temp=3000)

light.set_light_color(hue=128, saturation=0.5)

light.set_startup_behaviour(behaviour=StartupEnum.START_OFF)

Controlling Outlets

To get information about the available outlets, you can use the get_outlets() method:

outlets = dirigera_hub.get_outlets()

The outlet object has the following attributes (additional to the core attributes):

is_on: bool
startup_on_off: Optional[StartupEnum] = None

Available methods for outlet are:

outlet.set_name(name="kitchen socket 1")

outlet.set_on(outlet_on=True)

outlet.set_startup_behaviour(behaviour=StartupEnum.START_OFF)

Controlling Air Purifier

To get information about the available air purifiers, you can use the get_air_purifiers() method:

air_purifiers = dirigera_hub.get_air_purifiers()

The air purifier object has the following attributes (additional to the core attributes):

fan_mode: FanModeEnum
fan_mode_sequence: str
motor_state: int
child_lock: bool
status_light: bool
motor_runtime: int
filter_alarm_status: bool
filter_elapsed_time: int
filter_lifetime: int
current_p_m25: int

Available methods for blinds are:

air_purifier.set_name(name="living room purifier")

air_purifier.set_fan_mode(fan_mode=FanModeEnum.AUTO)

air_purifier.set_motor_state(motor_state=42)

air_purifier.set_child_lock(child_lock=True)

air_purifier.set_status_light(light_state=False)

Controlling Blinds

To get information about the available blinds, you can use the get_blinds() method:

blinds = dirigera_hub.get_blinds()

The blind object has the following attributes (additional to the core attributes):

blinds_current_level: Optional[int] = None
blinds_target_level: Optional[int] = None
blinds_state: Optional[str] = None

Available methods for blinds are:

blind.set_name(name="kitchen blind 1")

blind.set_target_level(target_level=90)

Remote Controllers

Currently only tested with the STYRBAR remote.

To get information about the available controllers, you can use the get_controllers() method:

controllers = dirigera_hub.get_controllers()

The controller object has the following attributes (additional to the core attributes):

is_on: bool
battery_percentage: Optional[int] = None
switch_label: Optional[str] = None

Available methods for controller are:

controller.set_name(name="kitchen remote 1")

Environment Sensor

Currently only tested with the VINDSTYRKA sensor. If you have other sensors please send me the json and I will add support or create a PR.

To get the environment sensors use:

sensors = dirigera_hub.get_environment_sensors()

The environment sensor object has the following attributes (additional to the core attributes):

current_temperature: float
current_r_h: int # current humidity
current_p_m25: int # current particulate matter 2.5
max_measured_p_m25: int # maximum measurable particulate matter 2.5
min_measured_p_m25: int # minimum measurable particulate matter 2.5
voc_index: int # current volatile organic compound

Available methods for environment sensor are:

sensor.set_name(name="Bathroom Sensor")

Scene

To get the scenes use:

scenes = dirigera_hub.get_scenes()

The scene object has the following attributes:

id: str
type: SceneType
info: Info
triggers: List[Trigger]
actions: List[Action]
created_at: datetime.datetime
last_completed: Optional[datetime.datetime] = None
last_triggered: Optional[datetime.datetime] = None
last_undo: Optional[datetime.datetime] = None
commands: List[str]
undo_allowed_duration: int

Details to the Trigger, Action and Info class can be found in scene.py

Available methods for scene are:

scene.trigger()
scene.undo()

Creating a Scene

To create a scene use the create_scene() function.
Example how to create an empty scene:

scene = dirigera_hub.create_scene(
    info=Info(name="This is empty", icon=Icon.SCENES_BOOK),
)

Actions look like this:

class Action(BaseIkeaModel):
    id: str
    type: str
    enabled: Optional[bool] = None
    attributes: Optional[ActionAttributes] = None

Example how create scene with action:

from dirigera.devices.scene import Info, Icon, SceneType, Action, ActionAttributes

light = dirigera_hub.get_light_by_name("kitchen_lamp")

scene = dirigera_hub.create_scene(
    info=Info(name="Scene with action", icon=Icon.SCENES_BOOK),
    scene_type=SceneType.USER_SCENE,
    triggers=[],
    actions=[Action(id=light.id, type="device", enabled=True, attributes=ActionAttributes(is_on=False))],
)

Triggers look like this:

class Trigger(BaseIkeaModel):
    id: Optional[str] = None
    type: str
    triggered_at: Optional[datetime.datetime] = None
    disabled: bool
    trigger: Optional[TriggerDetails] = None

Example how to create scene with trigger:

from dirigera.devices.scene import Info, Icon, Trigger, SceneType, TriggerDetails, ControllerType, ClickPattern

scene = dirigera_hub.create_scene(
   info=Info(name="Scene with trigger", icon=Icon.SCENES_HEART),
   scene_type=SceneType.USER_SCENE,
   triggers=[
       Trigger(type="app", disabled=False),
       Trigger(type="controller", disabled=False,
               trigger=TriggerDetails(clickPattern=ClickPattern.SINGLE_PRESS, buttonIndex=0,
                                      deviceId="0000aaaa-0000-0000-aa00-0a0aa0a000a0_1",
                                      controllerType=ControllerType.SHORTCUT_CONTROLLER))])

All available icons can be found here: Icons

Motion Sensor

To get information about the available motion sensors, you can use the get_motion_sensors() method:

motions_sensors = dirigera_hub.get_motion_sensors()

The motion sensor object has the following attributes (additional to the core attributes):

battery_percentage: int
is_on: bool
light_level: Optional[float]

Available methods for outlet are:

motions_sensor.set_name(name="kitchen sensor 1")

Open Close Sensor

To get information about the available open/close sensors, you can use the get_open_close_sensors() method:

open_close_sensors = dirigera_hub.get_open_close_sensors()

The open_close_sensor object has the following attributes (additional to the core attributes):

is_open: bool

Available methods for outlet are:

open_close_sensor.set_name(name="window 1")

Event Listener

The event listener allows you to listen to events that are published by your Dirigera hub. This is useful if you want to automate tasks based on events such as when a light is turned on or off, or when the color temperature of a light is changed.

import json
from typing import Any


def on_message(ws: Any, message: str):
    message_dict = json.loads(message)
    data = message_dict["data"]
    if data["id"] == bed_light.light_id:
        print(f"{message_dict['type']} event on {bed_light.custom_name}, attributes: {data['attributes']}")

def on_error(ws: Any, message: str):
    print(message)

dirigera_hub.create_event_listener(
    on_message=on_message, on_error=on_error
)

deviceStateChanged event on Bed Light, attributes: {'isOn': False}

Motivation

The primary motivation for this project was to provide users with the ability to control the startup behavior of their smart home lamps when there is a power outage.
The default behavior of the hub is to turn on all lights when power is restored, which can be problematic if the user is away from home or on vacation, and a small power fluctuation causes all lights to turn on and stay on. Unfortunately, the IKEA app does not offer a way to change this default behavior.
The set_startup_behaviour() function enables users to override the default behavior and choose the startup behavior that best suits their needs (START_ON = turn on light when power is back, START_OFF = light stays off when power is back).
I can not guarantee that all IKEA lamps offer this functionality. EDIT: This is now an exposed feature in the app.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have an idea for a new feature or a bug fix, please post and issue or submit a pull request.

Setup of dev

For setting up the dev environment I recommend running the setup.sh script, which will create a venv and install the requirements.txt as well as the dev-requirements.txt.

Tests

To run the tests execute the run-test.sh script or just run pytest .
For linting you can run the run-pylint.sh.
For types you can run the run-mypy.sh
To test the different python versions you can use the run-python-verions-test.sh (this requires a running docker installation).
All of these tests are also run when a PR is openend (and the test run is triggered).

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2023 Leggin