LightBerry Client Library
Lightberry is an open source home automation platform with Alexa integration. This library allows the easy development of a client implementation in the Python language.
Installation
To install the Lightberry client library, run the following command from a terminal:
pip3 install lightberry-lib
Usage
from lightberrylib import LightberryClient
device = Device(config.deviceId, config.deviceConfig)
client = LightberryClient(config.mqtt.host, config.mqtt.port)
client.set_device(device)
client.set_secret(<SECRET>)
client.connect()
The LightberryClient constructor accepts two arguments: the MQTT host address and the port (typically 1883).
The Device class is a custom class which is unique to your implmentation. It must implement the
lightberry-lib.device_protocols.IBaseDevice protocol, and optionally the
lightberry-lib.device_protocols.IAlexaEnabledDevice protocol to enable Alexa functionality.
The keys passed to the client.set_keys() method are obtained from the Lightberry API through the
POST /api/developer/devices endpoint.
For more information, check out the reference implementations in the examples directory.
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