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Python API for GShock Watches using BLE

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gshock_api

Announcement

The library now supports sending application-level notifications to watches that support it, namely:

  • DW-H5600

  • GBD-H2000

  • GBD-200

  • GBD-100

  • GBD-800

  • GBD-100BAR

  • GBX-100

The new API is send_app_notification function. See the examples/api_test.py file for usage examples.

Only the DW-H5600 watch has been tested. If you have any of the watches supporting notifications, please let me know your findings.

Version 2.0.38+: Functional Architecture

Starting from version 2.0.38, the library has been refactored to use a pure functional programming model with monoids for all data transformations. This architectural improvement provides:

  • Better composability: Data transformation operations can be easily combined and chained

  • Improved predictability: Immutable data structures reduce side effects and unexpected state changes

  • Enhanced testability: Functional components are easier to unit test in isolation

  • Cleaner code: Monoid operations simplify buffer handling and packet encoding/decoding

Overview

This is a Python API library for G-Shock watches that support Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) communication.

G(M)W-5600, G(M)W-5000, GA-B2100, GA-B001-1AER, GST-B500, GST-B200, MSG-B100, G-B001, GBD-H1000 (Partial support), MRG-B5000, GCW-B5000, GG-B100, ABL-100WE, Edifice ECB-30, ECB-10, ECB-20, most Edifice watches, most Protrek models.

It can perform the following tasks:

  • Set watch’s time

  • Set Home Time (Home City)

  • Set Alarms

  • Set Reminders

  • Set watch’s settings.

  • Get watch’s name

  • Get watch’s battery level

  • Get Watch’s temperature

  • Get/Set watch’s Timer

  • Send notifications to watch (supported models)

Running the tests

To run the test do the following:

uv run src/examples/api_tests.py

or activate venv` first and then run using python:

source .venv/bin/activate
python src/examples/api_tests.py

Installing the library for your project:

Add dependency on this library in your pyproject.toml

dependencies = [
   "gshock-api>=2.0.38",
   ...
]

Troubleshooting:

If your watch cannot connect, and the `–multi-watch` parameter is not used, remove the `config.ini` file and try again.

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