pybirdbuddy 0.0.18

A library to query data about a Bird Buddy smart bird feeder

pybirdbuddy

import asyncio
import pprint

from birdbuddy.client import BirdBuddy

bb = BirdBuddy("[e-mail]", "Pa$$w0rd")

# Using coroutines with async/await:
async def async_test():
    await bb.refresh()
    pprint.pprint(bb.feeders)

# Without async/await, including from a top-level module:
result = asyncio.run(bb.refresh())
pprint.pprint(result)
pprint.pprint(bb.feeders)

Note: only password login is supported currently. Google and other SSOs are not supported. If you've already set up your Bird Buddy with SSO, one option could be to register a new account with a password, and then redeem an invite code to your Bird Buddy under the new account. Some fields will be missing (such as firmware versions and off-grid status).

The feeders property will be an array of feeders with the following fields:

fragment ListFeederFields on FeederForPrivate {
  battery {
    charging    # Boolean
    percentage  # Int (93)
    state       # String (enum: "HIGH")
  }
  food {
    state       # String (enum: "LOW")
  }
  id            # String (UUID)
  name          # String
  signal {
    state       # String (enum: "HIGH")
    value       # Int (rssi: -41)
  }
  state         # String (enum: "READY_TO_STREAM")
  temperature {
    value       # Int
  }
}

Translations

API responses can return translated strings by setting the client's language_code property. Language codes are parsed using langcodes

from birdbuddy import BirdBuddy

async def main():
    bb = BirdBuddy
    bb.language_code = "de"
    
    collections = await bb.refresh_collections()
    birds = [c.species.name for c in collections.values()]
    print(birds)