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Python code for controlling Brematic remote power outlets and potentially other stuff

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pyBrematic

This project offers a home for controlling your remote power outlets (and potentially other stuff) with the Python programming language. With the help of the community we might get other devices working aswell.

Installation

You can simply install the module via pip like this:

pip install pyBrematic

If you have multiple versions of Python installed, make sure to use the Python 3 package manager:

pip3 install pyBrematic

And if you are having issues with installing the package, try to use the --user switch, to install it to your home directory.

Example usage

To check out how to use the module, go to the example file where I wrote a little example script, to show how to use the module.

Important notice

Since all data packets are sent to the gateways via UDP, it cannot be guaranteed, that all requests will be transmitted to the gateway. For critical purposes you cannot rely on sending the signal once.

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