@datafire/google_home

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@datafire/google_home

Client library for Google Home

Installation and Usage

npm install --save @datafire/google_home

let google_home = require('@datafire/google_home').create({
  "cast-local-authorization-token": ""
});

.then(data => {
  console.log(data);
});

Description

Google Home Local API

This is an unofficial documentation of the local API used by the Home app to communicate with GH devices. GitHub Repo

Getting Started

Requests must be made over HTTPS, port 8443, so the base URL for these endpoints is: https://<google-home-ip>:8443/setup/

Get the IP of Google Home from the Google Home app (Device Settings -> End of the list) or from your router.

GET requests are simple, in the browser kind.
POST requests need to set the header (when there's a body): content-type: application/json

Authentication

Since June 2019, most requests (with exceptions like /setup/eureka_info) need a local authorization token.

There are 3 kinds of tokens involved here:

Local Authorization Token

This token must be sent in all requests in the header cast-local-authorization-token. It is short-lived (~1 day) and may change unexpectedly (with a sync, change in homegraph, etc.)

Get this token

With access to an android device, get this token directly by either method.
Without a device, or to integrate it with a script, use an access token to get the homegraph and extract the token. To get an access token, read the next section. Check the example section for more info.

Access Token

This is a standard google oauth2 access token. It is in the form ya29.***. This gives access to the Google Home Foyer API. These expire in an hour. Use this to get the homegraph (and then the local authorization token above).

Get this token

To get this access token, either a Google account username/password or a Google Master Token is needed. More info in the gist. Use the script from this gist.

Master Token

This is in the form aas_et/*** and can be used to request access tokens.

Get this token

The same script in the gist that gets the access token can also get the master token. Needs Google account creds.

Example

Here's the whole flow from just a pair of username/password to using the local API.

Prerequisites:

grpcurl
Proto files (preserve folder structure)

1. Get an access token with the script

Download get_tokens.py
Fill in username and password

python3 get_tokens.py
# Note down the access token printed.

2. Use the access token and get home graph

This prints the json and uses jq to parse and filter out the fields deviceName and localAuthToken
This will give a list of all devices and their local auth tokens

./grpcurl -H 'authorization: Bearer ya29.a0Af****' \
	-import-path /path/to/protos \
	-proto /path/to/protos/google/internal/home/foyer/v1.proto \
	googlehomefoyer-pa.googleapis.com:443 \
	google.internal.home.foyer.v1.StructuresService/GetHomeGraph | jq '.home.devices[] | {deviceName, localAuthToken}'
# Note down the local auth token for the device you want.

3. Make the call to the local device using the local auth token

curl -H "cast-local-authorization-token: LOCAL_AUTH_TOKEN" --verbose --insecure https://192.168.0.18:8443/setup/bluetooth/status

Actions

LegalNotice

All licenses of programs used by Home.

google_home.LegalNotice(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

output string

Accessibility

This controls Accessibility sounds. hotword_enabled is for 'Play start sound' and endpoint_enabled is for 'Play end sound'.
Sending an empty-body POST request returns the current values.
Either of the fields or both can be sent and new values will be saved.

google_home.Accessibility({
  "body": {
    "hotword_enabled": true,
    "endpoint_enabled": true
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required AccessibilityRequest

Output

output Getcurrentvalues

GetAlarmsandTimers

This gives a list of all active alarms and timers.

Both alarms and timers have ids which can be used to delete them. (There is no known way of creating/deleting yet). The value of status have different meanings for alarms and timers (given below).

Alarms have date_pattern and time_pattern with day, month, year, hour, minute, second. fire_time is the same in unix time (milliseconds, not seconds).
status is 1 for set up and 2 for ringing.

Timers have original_duration is the original duration.
status is 1 for set up and 3 for ringing.

google_home.GetAlarmsandTimers(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

output Example18

DeleteAlarmsandTimers

This deletes alarms and timers by their id.

ids is a list of ids to be deleted. Sending invalid id still returns a 200 OK. The / in the ids have to be escaped like \/.

google_home.DeleteAlarmsandTimers({
  "body": {
    "ids": []
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required DeleteAlarmsandTimersRequest

Output

output Example19

AlarmVolume

This gets and sets alarms and timers volume.
Note: This is not the same as normal volume.

Volume is a float number in [0, 1] where 0 is minimum and 1 is maximum.
Sending an empty body gets the volume. Sending volume sets the volume.

google_home.AlarmVolume({
  "body": {
    "volume": 0
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required AlarmVolumeRequest

Output

output Getvolume

CheckReadyStatus

Update: This seems to have changed now and is no longer possible. The error is also new.

Setting play_ready_message to true plays a welcome message on the device saying "Hi, I'm your Google Assistant. I'm here to help. To learn a few things you can do, continue in the Google Home app."

google_home.CheckReadyStatus({
  "body": {
    "play_ready_message": true,
    "user_id": ""
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required CheckReadyStatusRequest

Output

output Example13

DoNotDisturb

This is for the Do Not Disturb option. Sending an empty-body POST returns the current value. Sending a new value changes it.

google_home.DoNotDisturb({
  "Content-Type": ""
}, context)

Input

input object
- Content-Type required string

Output

output Getcurrentstate

NightModesettings

This sets night mode options.
To view currently set values, use /setup/eureka_info.
If enabled is set to false, night mode is disabled and the other values do not matter.
led_brightness and volume refer to the maximum LED Brightness and Volume that is set during night mode.
demo_to_user is always set to true so change in values will be visible in realtime (like brightness).
windows: A combination of length_hours and start_hour is used to define start and end times for night mode. In this example, night mode starts at 10 PM (22) and ends at 6 AM (8 hours later). windows.days is an array of days of week when night mode will be enabled. Example: 0->Sunday, 1-> Monday, ..., 6->Saturday.

google_home.NightModesettings({
  "body": {
    "enabled": true,
    "do_not_disturb": true,
    "led_brightness": 0,
    "volume": 0,
    "demo_to_user": true,
    "windows": []
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required NightModesettingsRequest

Output

output Example17

Forgetpaireddevice

See note for Bluetooth under /setup/bluetooth/status

For both parts

This is to forget paired devices by mac address. Works for both kinds of devices (Part 1 and Part 2).

google_home.Forgetpaireddevice({
  "body": {
    "mac_address": "",
    "bond": true
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required ForgetpaireddeviceRequest

Output

output object

PairwithSpeaker

See note for Bluetooth under /setup/bluetooth/status

For Part 2 only

This pairs with other bluetooth speakers by mac address.

google_home.PairwithSpeaker({
  "body": {
    "mac_address": "",
    "connect": true,
    "profile": 0
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required PairwithSpeakerRequest

Output

output object

ChangeDiscoverability

See note for Bluetooth under /setup/bluetooth/status

For Part 1 only

This enables/disables Home's bluetooth discovery and other devices can pair with Home (where Home acts as a speaker).

google_home.ChangeDiscoverability({
  "body": {
    "enable_discovery": true
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required ChangeDiscoverabilityRequest

Output

output object

GetPairedDevices

See note for Bluetooth under /setup/bluetooth/status

For both parts

This gives a list of all paired or 'bonded' devices. The response field names are self-descriptive.

google_home.GetPairedDevices(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

output array
- items Example111

Scanfordevices

See note for Bluetooth under /setup/bluetooth/status

For Part 2 only

This initiates scan for other bluetooth speakers/devices. Scan results will be updated continuously for timeout seconds.
To get the scan results, see /setup/bluetooth/scan_results.

google_home.Scanfordevices({
  "body": {
    "enable": true,
    "clear_results": true,
    "timeout": 0
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required ScanfordevicesRequest

Output

output object

GetScanResults

See note for Bluetooth under /setup/bluetooth/status

For Part 2 only

This returns a list of all nearby bluetooth devices. While the Home app only shows speakers, this list contains all devices including TVs, mobiles, etc.

rssi is signal strength, name is name, mac_address is mac address.
device_class and device_type are bluetooth codes.

The Home app only lists those devices with expected_profiles > 0. Basically, the device should function as a speaker.

google_home.GetScanResults(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

output array
- items Example112

Status

There are 2 parts of Bluetooth.
Part 1: Devices like phones connect to Home and play audio through Home.
For this, /setup/bluetooth/discovery is used to make Home discoverable. Then devices can connect to it as if Home is just another bluetooth speaker.
Part 2: Bluetooth speakers connect to Home and Home plays audio through the speakers. For this, /setup/bluetooth/scan and /setup/bluetooth/scan_results are used to connect to other speakers.
The other endpoints are common for both parts.

For both parts

This gives the status of all bluetooth things.

Not sure what audio_mode is.
discovery_enabled states whether Home is discoverable. (Part 1)
connecting_devices is a list of all media sources (like phones) connected to Home. (Part 1)
scanning_enabled states whether Home scanning for other bluetooth speakers/devices. (Part 2)
connected_devices is a list of all speakers connected to Home. (Part 2)

google_home.Status(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

output Example110

GetSavedNetworks

This gets a list of all saved Wi-Fi networks.

Each network has ssid, wpa_auth, wpa_cipher and wpa_id.
wpa_id is an incrementing number used to identify a saved network.
#TODO: Add values for wpa_auth and wpa_cipher.

google_home.GetSavedNetworks(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

output array
- items Example113

connect_wifi.post

Note: Not sure how the password is encrypted. Might be using the public certificate from /setup/eureka_info. So this cannot be used as of now. If someone figures it out, please create a new issue here.

google_home.connect_wifi.post({
  "body": {
    "bssid": "",
    "signal_level": 0,
    "ssid": "",
    "wpa_auth": 0,
    "wpa_cipher": 0,
    "enc_passwd": ""
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required ConnecttoWi-FiNetworkRequest

Output

Output schema unknown

EurekaInfo

This gives most of the device info. The GET parameter param is a comma separated list of json keys to fetch. Currently, these params are known: version,audio,name,build_info,detail,device_info,net,wifi,setup,settings,opt_in,opencast,multizone,proxy,night_mode_params,user_eq,room_equalizer,sign,aogh,ultrasound,mesh

Nested items can also be filtered using the dot notation. Example: audio.digital

The options GET parameter is always set to detail or detail,sign. sign signs the nonce and returns some value.

The nonce GET parameter is an integer value signed with needed (see option parameter above).

google_home.EurekaInfo({
  "params": "",
  "options": "",
  "nonce": 0
}, context)

Input

input object
- params required string
- options required string
- nonce required integer

Output

output Example1

forget_wifi.post

This is to forget a saved network by wpa_id. Get the wpa_id from /setup/configured_networks

google_home.forget_wifi.post({
  "body": {
    "wpa_id": 0
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required ForgetWi-FiNetworkRequest

Output

output object

AppDeviceID

This gives "app device id", "certificate" and "signed data".
The app_id in the request is mandatory and refers to Chromecast backdrop/screensaver app. It has to be set to E8C28D3C.

The certificate is valid and issued by Chromecast ICA 6 (Audio Assist), Google Inc.

Not sure what the other two are.

google_home.AppDeviceID({
  "body": {
    "app_id": ""
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required AppDeviceIDRequest

Output

output Example11

ChromecastIcon

Update: This no longer exists. It's not useful, anyway.

A redirect to http://www.gstatic.com/eureka/images/eureka_device.png

google_home.ChromecastIcon(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

Output schema unknown

Offer

This gives a token which is used by the Home app to get offers. The offers themselves are not stored on the device.
A new token is generated for every request.

google_home.Offer(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

output Example12

RebootandFactoryReset

This can simply reboot the device (params: "now") or factory reset the device (params: "fdr").

google_home.RebootandFactoryReset({
  "body": {
    "params": ""
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required RebootandFactoryResetRequest

Output

output object

scan_results.get

This gets a list of all nearby Wi-Fi access points.

The list only has the connected AP by default. Once a scan is triggered by /setup/scan_wifi, the whole list is cached for ~3 minutes. Then it will revert to returning only the connected AP again.

google_home.scan_results.get(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

output array
- items Example114

ScanforNetworks

This initiates scanning for Wi-Fi networks.

The results can be obtained with /setup/scan_results after triggering the scan with this request.

google_home.ScanforNetworks(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

output object

SetEurekaInfo

This can set custom values to some options.

Only fields to be modified need to be sent, not all. The example has some modifiable fields.

TODO: List all modifiable fields.

Sending non-existant fields will still return a 200 OK, but they are not saved.

google_home.SetEurekaInfo({
  "body": {
    "name": "",
    "settings": {
      "control_notifications": 0
    },
    "opt_in": {
      "opencast": true,
      "preview_channel": true,
      "remote_ducking": true,
      "stats": true
    }
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required SetEurekaInfoRequest

Output

output object

Locales

Simply returns a list of all supported locales.

google_home.Locales(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

output array
- items Example15

Timezones

Simply returns a list of all supported timezones.

google_home.Timezones(null, context)

Input

This action has no parameters

Output

output array
- items Example14

TestInternetDownloadSpeed

Update: This seems to have been removed. Returns 404 Not Found.

This endpoint tests internet download speed. Any sample file URL can be provided.

google_home.TestInternetDownloadSpeed({
  "body": {
    "url": ""
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required TestInternetDownloadSpeedRequest

Output

output Example16

SetEqualizerValues

This can only set new equalizer values. To get already set values, use /setup/eureka_info.

The body is mandatory. It can either contain low_shelf or high_shelf or both.

low_shelf.gain_db and high_shelf.gain_db refer to bass and treble respectively.

Default values are 0 for both.
While the slider in the Home app only ranges from -6 to +6, they can be set to any integer like 50 or -100. These changes persist.

google_home.SetEqualizerValues({
  "body": {
    "low_shelf": {
      "gain_db": 0
    },
    "high_shelf": {
      "gain_db": 0
    }
  }
}, context)

Input

input object
- body required SetEqualizerValuesRequest

Output

output object

Definitions

AccessibilityRequest

AccessibilityRequest object
- endpoint_enabled required boolean
- hotword_enabled required boolean

Alarm

Alarm object
- date_pattern required DatePattern
- fire_time required number
- id required string
- status required integer
- time_pattern required TimePattern

AlarmVolumeRequest

AlarmVolumeRequest object
- volume required integer

Aogh

Aogh object
- aogh_api_version required string

AppDeviceIDRequest

AppDeviceIDRequest object
- app_id required string

Audio

Audio object
- digital required boolean

BuildInfo

BuildInfo object
- build_type required integer
- cast_build_revision required string
- cast_control_version required integer
- preview_channel_state required integer
- release_track required string
- system_build_number required string

Capabilities

Capabilities object
- aogh_supported required boolean
- assistant_supported required boolean
- audio_hdr_supported required boolean
- audio_surround_mode_supported required boolean
- ble_supported required boolean
- bluetooth_audio_sink_supported required boolean
- bluetooth_audio_source_supported required boolean
- bluetooth_supported required boolean
- cloudcast_supported required boolean
- content_filters_supported required boolean
- display_supported required boolean
- fdr_supported required boolean
- hdmi_prefer_50hz_supported required boolean
- hdmi_prefer_high_fps_supported required boolean
- hotspot_supported required boolean
- https_setup_supported required boolean
- input_management_supported required boolean
- keep_hotspot_until_connected_supported required boolean
- multi_user_supported required boolean
- multichannel_group_supported required boolean
- multizone_supported required boolean
- night_mode_supported required boolean
- night_mode_supported_v2 required boolean
- opencast_supported required boolean
- preview_channel_supported required boolean
- reboot_supported required boolean
- remote_ducking_supported required boolean
- separate_tts_volume_supported required boolean
- setup_supported required boolean
- sleep_mode_supported required boolean
- stats_supported required boolean
- system_sound_effects_supported required boolean
- user_eq_supported required boolean
- wifi_auto_save_supported required boolean
- wifi_regulatory_domain_locked required boolean
- wifi_supported required boolean

ChangeDiscoverabilityRequest

ChangeDiscoverabilityRequest object
- enable_discovery required boolean

CheckReadyStatusRequest

CheckReadyStatusRequest object
- play_ready_message required boolean
- user_id required string

ConnectedDevice

ConnectedDevice object
- device required Device
- enabled_profiles required integer

ConnecttoWi-FiNetworkRequest

ConnecttoWi-FiNetworkRequest object
- bssid required string
- enc_passwd required string
- signal_level required integer
- ssid required string
- wpa_auth required integer
- wpa_cipher required integer

DatePattern

DatePattern object
- day required integer
- month required integer
- year required integer

DeleteAlarmsandTimersRequest

DeleteAlarmsandTimersRequest object
- ids required array
  - items string

Detail

Detail object
- icon_list required array
  - items IconList
- locale required Locale
- timezone required Timezone

Device

Device object
- bond_date required number
- device_class required integer
- device_type required integer
- last_connect_date required integer
- mac_address required string
- name required string
- rssi required integer
- service_uuids required array
  - items string

DeviceInfo

DeviceInfo object
- 4k_blocked required integer
- capabilities required Capabilities
- cloud_device_id required string
- factory_country_code required string
- hotspot_bssid required string
- local_authorization_token_hash required string
- mac_address required string
- manufacturer required string
- model_name required string
- product_name required string
- public_key required string
- ssdp_udn required string
- uma_client_id required string
- uptime required number
- weave_device_id required string

Example1

Example1 object
- aogh required Aogh
- audio required Audio
- build_info required BuildInfo
- detail required Detail
- device_info required DeviceInfo
- multizone required Multizone
- name required string
- net required Net
- night_mode_params required NightModeParams
- opencast required Opencast
- opt_in required OptIn
- proxy required Proxy
- settings required Settings
- setup required Setup
- sign required Sign
- user_eq required UserEq
- version required integer
- wifi required Wifi

Example11

Example11 object
- app_device_id required string
- certificate required string
- signed_data required string

Example110

Example110 object
- audio_mode required integer
- connected_devices required array
  - items ConnectedDevice
- connecting_devices required array
  - items string
- discovery_enabled required boolean
- remote_sink required RemoteSink
- scanning_enabled required boolean

Example111

Example111 object
- bond_date required number
- device_class required integer
- device_type required integer
- last_connect_date required number
- mac_address required string
- name required string
- rssi required integer
- service_uuids required array
  - items string

Example112

Example112 object
- device_class required integer
- device_type required integer
- expected_profiles required integer
- mac_address required string
- name required string
- rssi required integer

Example113

Example113 object
- ssid required string
- wpa_auth required integer
- wpa_cipher required integer
- wpa_id required integer

Example114

Example114 object
- bssid required string
- signal_level required integer
- ssid required string
- wpa_auth required integer
- wpa_cipher required integer
- wpa_id required integer

Example12

Example12 object
- token required string

Example13

Example13 object
- can_enroll required boolean
- enrollment_state required integer
- error_code required integer
- ready required boolean
- retryable required boolean

Example14

Example14 object
- display_string required string
- offset required integer
- timezone required string

Example15

Example15 object
- display_string required string
- locale required string

Example16

Example16 object
- bytes_received required integer
- response_code required integer
- time_for_data_fetch required integer
- time_for_http_response required integer

Example17

Example17 object
- do_not_disturb required boolean
- enabled required boolean
- led_brightness required number
- volume required number
- windows required array
  - items Window2

Example18

Example18 object
- alarm required array
  - items Alarm
- timer required array
  - items Timer

Example19

Example19 object
- success required boolean

ForgetWi-FiNetworkRequest

ForgetWi-FiNetworkRequest object
- wpa_id required integer

ForgetpaireddeviceRequest

ForgetpaireddeviceRequest object
- bond required boolean
- mac_address required string

Getcurrentstate

Getcurrentstate object
- notifications_enabled required boolean

Getcurrentvalues

Getcurrentvalues object
- endpoint_enabled required boolean
- hotword_enabled required boolean

Getvolume

Getvolume object
- volume required number

HighShelf

HighShelf object
- frequency required integer
- gain_db required integer
- quality required number

HighShelf1

HighShelf1 object
- gain_db required integer

IconList

IconList object
- depth required integer
- height required integer
- mimetype required string
- url required string
- width required integer

Locale

Locale object
- display_string required string

LowShelf

LowShelf object
- frequency required integer
- gain_db required integer
- quality required number

LowShelf1

LowShelf1 object
- gain_db required integer

Multizone

Multizone object
- audio_output_delay required integer
- audio_output_delay_hdmi required integer
- audio_output_delay_oem required integer
- aux_in_group required string
- dynamic_groups required array
  - items string
- groups required array
  - items string
- multichannel_status required integer

Net

Net object
- ethernet_connected required boolean
- ip_address required string
- online required boolean

NightModeParams

NightModeParams object
- device_override_do_not_disturb required integer
- do_not_disturb required boolean
- enabled required boolean
- led_brightness required number
- volume required number
- windows required array
  - items Window

NightModesettingsRequest

NightModesettingsRequest object
- demo_to_user required boolean
- do_not_disturb required boolean
- enabled required boolean
- led_brightness required number
- volume required number
- windows required array
  - items Window

Opencast

Opencast object
- pin_code required string

OptIn

OptIn object
- audio_hdr required boolean
- audio_surround_mode required integer
- autoplay_on_signal required boolean
- cloud_ipc required boolean
- hdmi_prefer_50hz required boolean
- hdmi_prefer_high_fps required boolean
- managed_mode required boolean
- opencast required boolean
- preview_channel required boolean
- remote_ducking required boolean
- stats required boolean
- ui_flipped required boolean
- wpa3_support_enabled required boolean

OptIn1

OptIn1 object
- opencast required boolean
- preview_channel required boolean
- remote_ducking required boolean
- stats required boolean

PairwithSpeakerRequest

PairwithSpeakerRequest object
- connect required boolean
- mac_address required string
- profile required integer

Proxy

Proxy object
- mode required string

RebootandFactoryResetRequest

RebootandFactoryResetRequest object
- params required string

RemoteSink

RemoteSink object
- bond_date required number
- device_class required integer
- device_type required integer
- last_connect_date required integer
- mac_address required string
- name required string
- rssi required integer
- service_uuids required array
  - items string

ScanfordevicesRequest

ScanfordevicesRequest object
- clear_results required boolean
- enable required boolean
- timeout required integer

SetEqualizerValuesRequest

SetEqualizerValuesRequest object
- high_shelf required HighShelf1
- low_shelf required LowShelf1

SetEurekaInfoRequest

SetEurekaInfoRequest object
- name required string
- opt_in required OptIn1
- settings required Settings1

Settings

Settings object
- closed_caption required object
- control_notifications required integer
- country_code required string
- locale required string
- network_standby required integer
- system_sound_effects required boolean
- time_format required integer
- timezone required string
- wake_on_cast required integer

Settings1

Settings1 object
- control_notifications required integer

Setup

Setup object
- qr_ssid_suffix required string
- setup_state required integer
- ssid_suffix required string
- stats required Stats
- tos_accepted required boolean

Sign

Sign object
- certificate required string
- intermediate_certs required array
  - items string
- nonce required string
- signed_data required string

Stats

Stats object
- num_check_connectivity required integer
- num_connect_wifi required integer
- num_connected_wifi_not_saved required integer
- num_initial_eureka_info required integer
- num_obtain_ip required integer

TestInternetDownloadSpeedRequest

TestInternetDownloadSpeedRequest object
- url required string

TimePattern

TimePattern object
- hour required integer
- minute required integer
- second required integer

Timer

Timer object
- fire_time required integer
- id required string
- original_duration required integer
- status required integer

Timezone

Timezone object
- display_string required string
- offset required integer

UserEq

UserEq object
- high_shelf required HighShelf
- low_shelf required LowShelf
- max_peaking_eqs required integer
- peaking_eqs required array
  - items string

Wifi

Wifi object
- bssid required string
- has_changes required boolean
- noise_level required integer
- signal_level required integer
- ssid required string
- wpa_configured required boolean
- wpa_id required integer
- wpa_state required integer

Window

Window object
- days required array
  - items integer
- length_hours required integer
- start_hour required integer

Window2

Window2 object
- days required array
  - items integer
- length_hours required number
- start_hour required number

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@datafire/google_home

Installation and Usage

Description

Google Home Local API

Getting Started

Authentication

Local Authorization Token

Get this token

Access Token

Get this token

Master Token

Get this token

Example

1. Get an access token with the script

2. Use the access token and get home graph

3. Make the call to the local device using the local auth token

Actions

LegalNotice

Input

Output

Accessibility

Input

Output

GetAlarmsandTimers

Input

Output

DeleteAlarmsandTimers

Input

Output

AlarmVolume

Input

Output

CheckReadyStatus

Input

Output

DoNotDisturb

Input

Output

NightModesettings

Input

Output

Forgetpaireddevice

Input

Output

PairwithSpeaker

Input

Output

ChangeDiscoverability

Input

Output

GetPairedDevices

Input

Output

Scanfordevices

Input

Output

GetScanResults

Input

Output

Status

Input

Output

GetSavedNetworks

Input

Output

connect_wifi.post

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Output

EurekaInfo

Input

Output

forget_wifi.post

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Output