gce.py
Script Python pour interroger un module Teleinfo de GCE Electronics.
Documentation ERDF sur la téléinformation client.
Nécessite le module Requests (voir ici pour installer facilement sur un Synology).
Installation
Avec pip
pip3 install gce
Détection
Les modules Teleinfo écoutent sur le port UDP 30303. Lorsqu'ils reçoivent une trame en broadcast contenant le texte 'Discover GCE Devices', ils envoient une réponse. C'est peut-être la même chose pour un IPX800 mais je ne peux pas tester.
La réponse est composée de trois lignes faciles à analyser:
NOM<CR><LF>
ADRESSE MAC<CR><LF>
PORT<CR><LF>
Valeurs
Les valeurs de téléinformation client sont extraites de http://ECO-DEVICES/protect/settings/teleinfo1.xml
Usage en ligne de commande
Retrouver l'adresse IP du module teleinfo:
gce find [nom du device]
Exemple d'utilisation:
curl "http://$(gce find)/api/xdevices.json?cmd=10"
Afficher tous les champs
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Usage dans un autre script Python
#! /usr/bin/env python3
import gce
print(gce.teleinfo())
Licence et garantie
Aucune. Vous pouvez réutiliser le script sans restriction. Il est fourni "tel quel", sans aucune garantie.
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