pyworxcloud 2.0.6

Landroid cloud API library

pyWorxCloud

This is a PyPI module for communicating with Worx Cloud mowers, primarily developed for use with Home Assistant, but I try to keep it as wide usable as possible.

The module are compatible with cloud enabled devices from these vendors:

• Worx Landroid
• LandXcape
• Kress

This is using and undocumented API, so do not expect everything to work.
The module will be enhanced with more functionality as the API gets mapped out - any help will be much appreciated.

Available calls

Call	Description	Parameters
initialize	Initialize the API connection and authenticate the user credentials
connect	Connect to a device	index: int, verify_ssl: bool
set_callback	If set, the module will call this function when data is received from the API	callback
enumerate	Returns the number of devices associated with the account
send	Send custom data to the API	data: str (JSON string!)
update	Retrieve current status from API
start	Start mowing routine
pause	Pause mowing
home	Stop (and go home)
zonetraining	Start zonetraining
lock	Toggle device lock
restart	Reboot baseboard OS
raindelay	Set new rain delay	rain_delay: str or int
toggle_schedule	Toggle schedule on or off
toggle_partymode	Toggle party mode if supported by device
ots	Start OTS	boundary: bool, runtime: str or int
setzone	Set next zone to mow	zone: str or int

Connection example

from pyworxcloud import WorxCloud
from pprint import pprint

cloud = WorxCloud("your@email", "password", "worx")

# Initialize connection
auth = cloud.authenticate()

if not auth:
    # If invalid credentials are used, or something happend during
    # authorize, then exit
    exit(0)

# Connect to device with index 0 (devices are enumerated 0, 1, 2 ...) and do
# not verify SSL (False)
cloud.connect(0, False)

# Read latest states received from the device
cloud.update()

# Print all vars and attributes of the cloud object
pprint(vars(cloud))

or like this:

from pyworxcloud import WorxCloud
from pprint import pprint

if __name__ == '__main__':
    with WorxCloud("your@email","password","worx", 0, False) as cloud:
        pprint(vars(cloud))