weheat 2025.11.24rc1

Weheat Backend client

Weheat backend client

This is a client for the Weheat backend. It is automatically generated from the OpenAPI specification.

Requirements.

Python 3.7+

Installation & Usage

You can install directly using:

pip install weheat

Then import the package:

import weheat

Getting Started

After installation, you can now use the client to interact with the Weheat backend. Note that all methods are async as of version 2025.1.15.

import asyncio
from keycloak import KeycloakOpenID  # install with pip install python-keycloak
from weheat.abstractions.heat_pump import HeatPump

# connection information
auth_url = 'https://auth.weheat.nl/auth/'
api_url = 'https://api.weheat.nl/third_party'
realm_name = 'Weheat'

# client ID and secret provided by Weheat
client_id = ''
client_secret = ''

# username and password used for the online portal
username = ''
password = ''

# your heat pump UUID
my_heat_pump_id = ''


async def demo():
    # login into keycloak and get an access token
    keycloak_open_id = KeycloakOpenID(server_url=auth_url,
                                      client_id=client_id,
                                      realm_name=realm_name,
                                      client_secret_key=client_secret)

    token_response = keycloak_open_id.token(username, password)
    # The access token is valid for its lifetime even after logging out
    keycloak_open_id.logout(token_response['refresh_token'])

    # construct the heat pump object and fetch its data
    hp = HeatPump(api_url=api_url, uuid=my_heat_pump_id)
    await hp.async_get_status(token_response['access_token'])

    # Print some of the information, look in the files for all available properties
    print(f'Heat pump status: {hp.heat_pump_state}')
    print(f'Heat pump RPM: {hp.compressor_percentage}%')
    print(f'Total produced central heating energy: {hp.energy_out_heating} kWh')

asyncio.run(demo())