Netatmo python client
The python-netatmo-client repo contains a Python client library for Netatmo.
Installing
So far only source is the way of installing it:
From sources
To build the library run :
$ python setup.py installHow to use it
First of all you must declare your own application and get your client id and client secret.
Build an instance
from netatmo_client.client import NetatmoClient
scopes = ('read_station',
'read_thermostat',
'write_thermostat',
'read_camera')
client_id = 'client id'
client_secret = 'client secret'
client = NetatmoClient(client_id, client_secret)Get the tokens
The library provides you two way of logging the client
Grant code process
Providing that you declared http://somewhere.org/callback/grant/code as a redirect uri on the netatmo site, you may get your tokens using the grant code way with a code like follows.
client = NetatmoClient('client-id', 'client-secret')
scopes = ('read_station',
'read_thermostat',
'write_thermostat',
'read_camera')
redirect_uri = 'http://somewhere.org/callback/grant/code'
grant_url = client.generate_auth_url(redirect_uri, 'state-test', *scopes)
sys.stdout\
.write("Open the following url ( %s ), follow the steps and enter the code you will see in the navigation bar: "
% grant_url)
code = sys.stdin.readline()
code = code.rstrip('\r\n')
client.request_token_with_code(code, redirect_uri, *scopes)
# use the api
print json.dumps(client.station.get_station_data())The user will be lead to the grant code process and return to your site with a url such as http://somewhere.org/callback/grant/code?code=<your code>&state=state-test. Then normally a webserver of yours handles the GET request, and exchanges the code using the same redirect uri as above.
Client credentials
You may also choose this process as follows:
client = NetatmoClient('client-id', 'client-secret')
scopes = ('read_station',
'read_thermostat',
'write_thermostat',
'read_camera')
client.request_token_with_client_credentials('username', 'password', *scopes)
# use the api
print json.dumps(client.thermostat.get_thermostat_data())The api calls
The client defines three parts:
- common:
get_measure
- public:
get_public_data
- station:
get_station_data
- thermostat:
get_thermostat_data
create_new_schedule
set_therm_point
switch_schedule
sync_schedule
- welcome
get_camera_picture
get_events_until
get_next_events
get_home_data
get_last_event_of
add_webhook
drop_webhook
ping
Issues and contributions
Please submit issue/pull request.
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