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@svrooij/evohome

v1.0.2

Published

Control your Honeywell evohome system right from Node or Typescript

Downloads

9

Readme

Evohome client

Support me on Github

This package will let you control your Honeywell Evohome system from node.

Usage

Using this library is really easy. Just add it to your package npn install @svrooij/evohome --save and start using it.

Examples

const EvohomeClient = require('../lib/evohome-client').EvohomeClient
const username = 'youremail'
const password = 'yourpassword'
const evohomeClient = new EvohomeClient(username, password)

evohomeClient.getLocationsWithAutoLogin(3600).then(locations => {
  console.log('Location information %s', JSON.stringify(locations, null, 2))
}).catch(err => {
  console.log('Error occured %j', err)
  process.exit(3)
})

Developer section

This library is build in typescript, but released as javascript. To start developing:

  1. Check-out the code.
  2. run npm install to install the typescript compiled and the dependencies.
  3. Make your changes in the ./lib folder.
  4. Run npm run build to compile the code to javascript.
  5. The code is linted with eslint, run the linter with npm run lint or npm run lint-fix to auto-fix.
  6. Run the test to make sure it still works. npm t.

If you have set the environment variables EVOHOME_USERNAME and EVOHOME_PASSWORD the tests will try to load your actual data. In VSCode you can set environment variables by adding this to the settings.json file.

{
    "editor.tabSize": 2,
    "terminal.integrated.env.osx": {
      "EVOHOME_USERNAME":"your_username",
      "EVOHOME_PASSWORD":"your_password"
    }
}