pymitt
A minimal Python wrapper for Keymitt webhooks
Usage is super simple. Import the script, and initialize as many Keymitt locks or push buttons as you like by providing the device's ID and token. Needs an event loop to run.
Minimal example to lock and unlock a Keymitt lock from a simple script:
import asyncio
from pymitt import pymitt
loop = asyncio.new_event_loop()
asyncio.set_event_loop(loop)
k = pymitt.KeymittLock("YOUR_LOCK_ID", "YOUR_TOKEN")
# Lock the lock
loop.run_until_complete(k.lock())
# Unlock the lock
loop.run_until_complete(k.unlock())
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