@svrooij/evohome
v1.0.2
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Control your Honeywell evohome system right from Node or Typescript
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Evohome client
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:
- Check-out the code.
- run
npm install
to install the typescript compiled and the dependencies. - Make your changes in the
./lib
folder. - Run
npm run build
to compile the code to javascript. - The code is linted with eslint, run the linter with
npm run lint
ornpm run lint-fix
to auto-fix. - 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"
}
}