eero-api 4.3.0

Modern async Python client for Eero network management

🐍 Eero API

Your async Python toolkit for Eero mesh networks

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A modern, async-first Python SDK for the Eero mesh WiFi API.
Raw JSON responses, system keyring integration, and smart caching.

Get Started · Documentation · Ecosystem · License

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⚡ Why Eero API?

• 🚀 Async-first — Non-blocking, blazing fast
• 🔐 Secure — System keyring for credentials
• 📦 Raw JSON — Direct API responses, no transformations
• ⚡ Smart caching — Snappy responses

📦 Install

pip install eero-api
# or with uv
uv add eero-api

🚀 Quick Start

import asyncio
from eero import EeroClient

async def main():
    async with EeroClient() as client:
        if not client.is_authenticated:
            await client.login("[e-mail]")
            await client.verify(input("Code: "))
        
        # All methods return raw JSON responses
        response = await client.get_networks()
        networks = response.get("data", {}).get("networks", [])
        
        for network in networks:
            print(f"📶 {network['name']}: {network.get('status')}")

asyncio.run(main())

💡 Credentials are auto-saved to your system keyring

📄 Raw Response Format

All API methods return the exact JSON from Eero's API:

{
    "meta": {"code": 200, "server_time": "..."},
    "data": {
        # Endpoint-specific payload
    }
}

📚 Docs

Guide	What's inside
📖 Python API	Full API reference
⚙️ Configuration	Auth & settings
🔧 Troubleshooting	Common fixes
🏠 Wiki Home	All documentation

🔗 Ecosystem

Project	Description
🖥️ eeroctl	Terminal interface for Eero networks
🛜 eero-ui	Svelte dashboard for network management
📊 eero-prometheus-exporter	Prometheus metrics for monitoring

⚠️ Important Notes

Unofficial Project: This library uses reverse-engineered APIs and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Eero.

Amazon Login Limitation: If your Eero account uses Amazon for login, this library may not work directly due to API limitations. Workaround: Have someone in your household create a standard Eero account (with email/password) and invite them as an admin to your network. Then use those credentials to authenticate.

📄 License

MIT — Use it, fork it, build cool stuff 🎉

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