Python API for accessing Hildebrand/Glowmarkt/Bright API to smart meter data
Project description
pyglowmarkt
Introduction
Python API to the Bright/Glowmarkt/Hildebrand API for energy consumption. There is a python API and a command-line script.
For instructions on use with Home Assistant, see https://github.com/danmed/Glow2MQTT
Install
pip3 install pyglowmarkt
API example usage
Connect
You need an account from https://glowmarkt.com/
from glowmarkt import *
cli = BrightClient("myusername@example.org", "MyP4ssword!")
Discover virtual entities and resources
A virtual entity is e.g. your Glowmarkt device or SMETS2 smart meter. A virtual entity has multiple resource e.g.
- Electricity consumption
- Electricity cost
- Gas consumption
- Gas cost
ents = cli.get_virtual_entities()
for ent in ents:
print("Entity:", ent.name)
for res in ent.get_resources():
print(" %s:" % res.name)
Meter readings over a period of time
Assuming we've got a resource from the discovery above...
get_readings
returns a list. Each element of the list is a
[timestamp, value]
pair which will be a KWH
or Pence
object.
Use value.value
to fetch the floating point value, or str(value)
to
represent as a string with the kWh/pence unit.
# Get time now, and 4 hours ago, this is the reading window
now = datetime.datetime.now()
t_from = now - datetime.timedelta(hours=4)
t_to = now
# Results will be summarised at one hour readings
period = "PT1H"
# Round times to start of period boundary
t_from = resource.round(t_from, period)
t_to = resource.round(t_to, period)
rdgs = resource.get_readings(t_from, t_to, period)
for r in rdgs:
print(" %s: %s" % (
r[0].astimezone().replace(tzinfo=None),
r[1]
))
Timezones are managed according to t_from and t_to. If you want to use GMT timezone, make sure t_from and t_to are set to use that timezone.
Tariff
t = res.get_tariff()
print(" Tariff: rate=%.1f standing=%.1f" % (
t.current_rates.rate,
t.current_rates.standing_charge,
))
Not implemented / tested
The API provides the means to get the current value of a resource (the last data point acquired) and the meter reading (the cumulative value, the number you would see if you go and look at the meter.
I can't get these to work, maybe not implemented, or maybe only work with Glowmarkt hardware (I'm testing with a SMETS2 meter).
Command line
glowmarkt-dump
Accesses the bright account and dumps out each resource's readings, and tariff information, human readable.
usage: glowmarkt-dump [-h] --username USERNAME --password PASSWORD
[--minutes MINUTES] [--period PERIOD]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--username USERNAME, -u USERNAME
Bright account username
--password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD
Bright account password
--minutes MINUTES, -m MINUTES
Number of minutes to look back
--period PERIOD, -d PERIOD
Summary period (default: PT1H)
e.g.
$ glowmarkt-dump -u 'username@example.org' -p 'p4ssw0rd' -m 240 -d PT1H
Entity: DCC Sourced
electricity consumption:
2021-06-28 16:00:00: 0.000000 kWh
2021-06-28 17:00:00: 0.506000 kWh
2021-06-28 18:00:00: 2.355000 kWh
2021-06-28 19:00:00: 0.282000 kWh
2021-06-28 20:00:00: 0.000000 kWh
current: Not implemented.
meter reading: Not implemented.
Tariff: rate=16.3 standing=28.8
electricity cost:
2021-06-28 16:00:00: 0.000000 p
2021-06-28 17:00:00: 8.257920 p
2021-06-28 18:00:00: 38.433600 p
2021-06-28 19:00:00: 4.602240 p
2021-06-28 20:00:00: 0.000000 p
current: Not implemented.
meter reading: Not implemented.
Tariff: rate=16.3 standing=28.8
glowmarkt-csv
Accesses the readings for all resources with a particular classifier and writes out readings in CSV format. Would be used with e.g.
electricity.consumption
electricity.consumption.cost
gas.consumption
gas.consumption.cost
usage: glowmarkt-csv [-h] --username USERNAME --password PASSWORD
[--classifier CLASSIFIER] [--minutes MINUTES]
[--period PERIOD] [--no-header]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--username USERNAME, -u USERNAME
Bright account username
--password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD
Bright account password
--classifier CLASSIFIER, -c CLASSIFIER
Resource classifier to use (default:
electricity.consumption)
--minutes MINUTES, -m MINUTES
Number of minutes to look back
--period PERIOD, -d PERIOD
Summary period (default: PT1H)
--no-header, -n Suppress CSV header
e.g.
$ scripts/glowmarkt-csv -u 'username@example.org' -p 'p4ssw0rd' \
-m 240 -d PT30M -c electricity.consumption.cost
entity,resource,time,value,unit
DCC Sourced,121d3e6d-ccea-4b46-8b37-798d5cd880b3,2021-06-29T06:30:00,2.59488,pence
DCC Sourced,121d3e6d-ccea-4b46-8b37-798d5cd880b3,2021-06-29T07:00:00,1.82784,pence
DCC Sourced,121d3e6d-ccea-4b46-8b37-798d5cd880b3,2021-06-29T07:30:00,2.1216,pence
DCC Sourced,121d3e6d-ccea-4b46-8b37-798d5cd880b3,2021-06-29T08:00:00,2.31744,pence
DCC Sourced,121d3e6d-ccea-4b46-8b37-798d5cd880b3,2021-06-29T08:30:00,11.21184,pence
DCC Sourced,121d3e6d-ccea-4b46-8b37-798d5cd880b3,2021-06-29T09:00:00,3.1008,pence
DCC Sourced,121d3e6d-ccea-4b46-8b37-798d5cd880b3,2021-06-29T09:30:00,0,pence
DCC Sourced,121d3e6d-ccea-4b46-8b37-798d5cd880b3,2021-06-29T10:00:00,0,pence
glowmarkt-today
Shows cumulative consumption for today (since midnight local time).
Accesses the readings for all resources with a particular classifier and writes out readings in CSV format. Would be used with e.g.
electricity.consumption
electricity.consumption.cost
gas.consumption
gas.consumption.cost
usage: glowmarkt-today [-h] --username USERNAME --password PASSWORD
[--classifier CLASSIFIER]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--username USERNAME, -u USERNAME
Bright account username
--password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD
Bright account password
--classifier CLASSIFIER, -c CLASSIFIER
Resource classifier to use (default:
electricity.consumption)
e.g.
$ scripts/glowmarkt-today -u 'username@example.org' -p 'p4ssw0rd' \
-c electricity.consumption
3.998
glowmarkt-mqtt
Gets cumulative consumption for today (since midnight local time) and pushes the value to an MQTT topic.
Accesses the readings for all resources with a particular classifier and writes out readings in CSV format. Would be used with e.g.
electricity.consumption
electricity.consumption.cost
gas.consumption
gas.consumption.cost
usage: glowmarkt-mqtt [-h] --username USERNAME --password PASSWORD
[--classifier CLASSIFIER]
[--mqtt-hostname MQTT_HOSTNAME]
[--mqtt-username MQTT_USERNAME]
[--mqtt-password MQTT_PASSWORD] [--topic TOPIC]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--username USERNAME, -u USERNAME
Bright account username
--password PASSWORD, -p PASSWORD
Bright account password
--classifier CLASSIFIER, -c CLASSIFIER
Resource classifier to use (default:
electricity.consumption)
--mqtt-hostname MQTT_HOSTNAME, --host MQTT_HOSTNAME
MQTT hostname (default: localhost)
--mqtt-username MQTT_USERNAME, -U MQTT_USERNAME
MQTT username
--mqtt-password MQTT_PASSWORD, -P MQTT_PASSWORD
MQTT password
--topic TOPIC, -t TOPIC
MQTT topic to publish to (default:
glowmarkt/consumption)
Simple test:
- Assume Mosquitto is running (or just run
mosquitto
). - Run a subscriber:
mosquitto_sub -t glowmarkt/consumption
- Publish a reading:
glowmarkt-mqtt -u USER -p PASSWORD
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