Python ThermoWorks Cloud
About
Pull data from your ThermoWorks Cloud connected thermometers
This is an unofficial library written using the observed behavior of the ThermoWorks Cloud web client (https://cloud.thermoworks.com/home)
The primary purpose of this library is to make ThermoWorks data available for usage in the acompanying Home Assistant ThermoWorks Cloud Ingegration
Supported Devices
This library has been tested with the following devices:
- ThermoWorks Node Wi-Fi sensor
- ThermaData
- Smoke
- RXF
More more information on supported devices see the discussion thread: ThermoWorks Cloud Home Assistant Integration - Device Interoperability
Installation
pip install thermoworks-cloud
Usage
See examples/
env $(cat .secrets) python3 examples/get_devices_for_user.py
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