Python Infrared Protocols for Home Assistant
Python package to decode and encode infrared signals for use in Home Assistant.
This library exists to support Home Assistant integrations. It is not intended as a general-purpose, standalone infrared library, and its API is driven by the needs of Home Assistant Core. Changes should be motivated by a concrete use case in home-assistant/core; see the pull request template for details.
There is no requirement to implement a given protocol or its codes in this library. An integration may use a separate, dedicated library instead, as long as that library depends on this one for the underlying types. This library's primary role is to provide the shared, foundational types that the Home Assistant ecosystem can build on.
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