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pyevacalor

pyevacalor provides controlling Eva Calor heating devices connected via the IOT Agua platform of Micronova.

Example usage

from pyevacalor import evacalor

# 1c3be3cd-360c-4c9f-af15-1f79e9ccbc2a = random UUID
# You can generate one here: https://www.uuidgenerator.net/version4
connection = evacalor("john.smith@gmail.com", "mysecretpassword", "1c3be3cd-360c-4c9f-af15-1f79e9ccbc2a")

# Print the current air temperature for each device
for device in connection.devices:
  print(device.name + ": " + str(device.air_temperature))

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