This is a simple project that gives easy access to the tellprox API in Python. The Tellprox project, which can be used in place of Telldus Live, can be found here: https://github.com/p3tecracknell/tellprox
There is not much code, but after using this for a good while it seemed good to clean up a bit and push upstream.
Installation
pip install pytellprox
Usage
from tellprox import TellProx
tellprox_device_id=1
tellprox_host='localhost'
tellprox_port='8080'
tellprox = TellProx(host=tellprox_host, port=tellprox_port)
# if you need HTTPS you can pass protocol='https' as well
# enable/disable devices:
tellprox.enable_device(tellprox_device_id)
tellprox.toggle_device(tellprox_device_id)
# list devices
devices = tellprox.list_devices()
for device in devices:
print(device['name'])
# get info for a device
device_info = tellprox.get_device(tellprox_device_id)
print(device_info['name'])
# list sensors
sensors = tellprox.list_sensors()
# get data from first sensor in list
sensor_data = tellprox.get_sensor(sensors[0]['id'])
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