ecotracker 0.1.3

A library for reading EcoTracker energy consumption data from everHome's local HTTP endpoint

EcoTracker Library by everHome

A Python library for reading energy consumption data from everHome's EcoTracker device via a local HTTP endpoint. This library is designed to work with EcoTracker devices that expose power and energy counter data via a JSON API.

Installation

pip install ecotracker

Usage

Basic Usage

from ecotracker import EcoTracker

# Initialize the EcoTracker device with the IP address of your device
meter = EcoTracker("192.168.1.100")

# Update the meter data
if meter.update():
    # Get the current power consumption
    power = meter.get_power()
    print(f"Current power consumption: {power} W")
    
    # Get the energy counter for incoming energy
    energy_in = meter.get_energy_counter_in()
    print(f"Energy counter in: {energy_in} kWh")
    
    # Get all available data
    all_data = meter.get_all_data()
    print(f"All data: {all_data}")

Available Methods

The EcoTracker class provides the following methods:

• update(): Updates the electricity meter data from the HTTP endpoint
• get_power(): Gets the current power consumption in watts
• get_power_phase1(): Gets the current power consumption of phase 1 in watts
• get_power_phase2(): Gets the current power consumption of phase 2 in watts
• get_power_phase3(): Gets the current power consumption of phase 3 in watts
• get_power_avg(): Gets the average power consumption in watts
• get_energy_counter_out(): Gets the energy counter for outgoing energy in kWh
• get_energy_counter_in(): Gets the energy counter for incoming energy in kWh
• get_energy_counter_in_t1(): Gets the energy counter for incoming energy in tariff 1 in kWh
• get_energy_counter_in_t2(): Gets the energy counter for incoming energy in tariff 2 in kWh
• get_all_data(): Gets all electricity meter data as a dictionary

Running Tests

python -m unittest discover tests

License

MIT