Library for irobot roomba cloud api
This library implements some parts of the irobot cloud api (to control the different robots of the company).
Supported devices:
It has only been tested with a roomba i7 and a braava M6
Quickstart
$ pip3 install irbt
$ export IRBT_LOGIN="your@email.com"
$ export IRBT_PASSWORD="password"
$ irbt-cli.py -l # list rooms
$ irbt-cli.py -c start -r 'roomid' # start cleaning the room corresponding to the id
Features
- login using gigya/irbt api
- associated robot list
- history
- maps api (as json)
- missions api
- mqtt start, pause, stop, dock, find
- cli
usage: cli.py [-h] [-m] [-M] [-e] [-t] [-d] [-c [CMD]] [-l] [-r [ROOM_IDS]]
[-p] [-R] [-i [ROBOT_ID]] [-I] [-j] [-w]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-m, --map output current map
-M, --missions Missions history
-e, --evachistory Evac history
-t, --timeline Timeline
-d, --debug-mqtt debug-mqtt
-c [CMD], --cmd [CMD]
cmd for the robot (start, stop, dock, pause)
-l, --list-rooms List rooms
-r [ROOM_IDS], --room-ids [ROOM_IDS]
room ids to clean
-p, --robot-password Show robot password
-R, --robots List robots
-i [ROBOT_ID], --robot-id [ROBOT_ID]
Specify robot id
-I, --robot-infos Show robot infos
-j, --output-json Output as Json if possible
-w, --raw Output Raw Json (from server api) if possible
Install the dependencies
pip3 install -r requirements
Run
set your irobot credentials in the following var :
export IRBT_LOGIN="your.email@provider.com"
export IRBT_PASSWORD="yourpassword"
Then launch the cli (-h for the options)
./cli.py -h
You can also build the container using:
docker build . -t irbt_cli
Then run it with the credentials environment variable sets
docker run -e IRBT_LOGIN -e IRBT_PASSWORD -ti irbt_cli:latest python3 ./cli.py -h
for wireshark debugging
import sslkeylog
sslkeylog.set_keylog("sslkeylog.txt")
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