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Async Python wrapper for the Rituals Perfume Genie API

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PyRituals package

An async Python wrapper for the Rituals Perfume Genie API. It allows you to control the diffuser and retrieve its state. The package supports the first and second version.

Installation

pip install pyrituals

Usage

Import

from pyrituals import Account, Diffuser, AuthenticationException

Create a aiohttp.ClientSession() to make requests

from aiohttp import ClientSession
session = ClientSession()

Endpoints

Default endpoints:

AUTH_URL = "https://rituals.sense-company.com/ocapi/login"           # Account.authenticate()
ACCOUNT_URL = "https://rituals.sense-company.com/api/account/hubs"   # Account.get_devices()
HUB_URL = "https://rituals.sense-company.com/api/account/hub"        # Diffuser.update_data()
UPDATE_URL = "https://rituals.sense-company.com/api/hub/update/attr" # Diffuser.turn_on(), Diffuser.turn_off()

To change the used API endpoints add an url parameter to the function. Example:

LOGIN_URL = "https://rituals.sense-company.com/ocapi/login"
account = Account("name@example.com", "passw0rd")
await account.authenticate(session, url=LOGIN_URL)

Account

Create an instance

email = "name@example.com"
password = "passw0rd"

account = Account(email, password)

Authenticate

try:
    await account.authenticate(session)
except AuthenticationException as e:
    print("Could not authenticate:", e)

Account data

The account data is only available after authentication.

account.data

Get linked devices

get_devices() returns a list of Diffusers.

devices = await account.get_devices(session)

Diffuser

Diffuser data

The initial data and format is different from the data after executing update_data(). Therefore, it's recommended to execute update_data() before using the diffuser data.

diffuser.data

Get updated data

await diffuser.update_data(session)

Turn the diffuser on

await diffuser.turn_on(session)

Turn the diffuser on

await diffuser.turn_off(session)

Example

from aiohttp import ClientSession
from asyncio import run

import pyrituals


async def main():
    async with ClientSession() as session:
        account = pyrituals.Account("name@example.com", "passw0rd")
        try:
            await account.authenticate(session, url=)
        except pyrituals.AuthenticationException as e:
            print("Could not authenticate:", e)
            return
        print("Account data:", account.data)
        devices = await account.get_devices(session)
        for diffuser in devices:
            print("Diffuser data:", diffuser.data)
            await diffuser.turn_on(session)
            await diffuser.update_data(session)
            print("Diffuser updated data:", diffuser.data)


run(main())

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