pyevonic 0.0.13

A wrapper for the Evoflame API v1

Evonic Fire API Client

About

This package allows you to control and monitor an Evonic Fire, over a local WebSocket connection. It has been tested with the Linnea, so other fires may or may not be compatible

Installation

pip install pyevonic

Usage

import asyncio

from pyevonic import Evonic

ev = Evonic("192.168.1.190")

async def main():
    await ev.connect()
    await ev.listen(callback=log)

def log(e):
    print(e.__dict__)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(main())

Available Methods

Connect to the WebSocket of an Evonic Fire.

connect()

Listen for events on the Evonic WebSocket.

listen(callback=method)

Disconnect from a WebSocket

disconnect()

Control the main lighting for the Evonic Fire.

light_power(cmd) 

Valid cmd values: on off toggle

Toggles the feature light of an Evonic Fire

toggle_feature_light()

Sets the brightness of each RGB strip

set_light_brightness(rgb_id, brightness)

rgb_id values can be found in Device.info.modules

brightness must be an integer from 0 to 255

Sets the animation speed of each RGB strip

set_animation_speed(rgb_id, speed)

rgb_id values can be found in Device.info.modules

speed must be an integer from 0 to 255

Sets the heater temperature on an Evonic Fire

set_temperature(temp)

temp must be an integer between 50 and 90 for fahrenheit, and 10 and 33 for celsius

Controls the Heater for the Evonic Fire.

heater_power(cmd)

Valid cmd values: on off toggle