teleco_daisy

small library to talk to the Teleco Automation Daisy.

this is alpha. currently supported are:

pergola slats
pergola rgb light
pergola white light

if anybody stumbles over this and has different hardware, let me know and we try to integrate it together.

Development

HTTP Toolkit and adb

the best way you can get your devices integrated into this project is to:

download https://httptoolkit.com/
get yourself an android telephone with ADB (I think it needs to be rooted, not sure right now)
use HTTP Toolkit and adb mode to selectively sniff the traffic from the Daisy app

if you've come this far, here comes the crucial part:

when clicking buttons in the daisy app, for let's say turning on your light bulb, you should see a corresponding teleco/services/tmate20/feedthecommands/ entry in HTTP Toolkit.

take note of what you did (i.e. "I turned the light on") and the resulting REQUEST BODY. it will contain something like:

"commandsList": [
  {
    "commandAction": "POWER",
    "commandId": 100,
    "commandIndex": 0,
    ....

you will also need to note the idDevicetype for the new component that you have. see next section.

a quick glance at your setup

To help get a quick overview of the items you have and the corresponding idDevicetypes, I added a little script to discover your local setup:

python discover.py <username> <password>

should produce some output that might already help a tad as well.

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