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alexa-smart-plug

v1.0.3-rc.1

Published

You'll need session cookie first.\ Simply go to `alexa.amazon.com` or something like `alexa.amazon.co.jp` depending on your geolocation.\ After that, login to your amazon account then open DevTools (F12).\ Go to network tab and click top one.\ Scroll

Downloads

10

Readme

alexa-smart-plug

A library to control alexa smart plugs

Installation

Session cookie

You'll need session cookie first.
Simply go to alexa.amazon.com or something like alexa.amazon.co.jp depending on your geolocation.
After that, login to your amazon account then open DevTools (F12).
Go to network tab and click top one.
Scroll down to request headers, and find cookie value. This is your session cookie.
Don't forget to copy all. It might have newline because of it's size.

For example, this is the network tab of chrome DevTools:

And finally, you have to pass session information by first argument of AlexaController.
Simply pass it or set ALEXA_SMARTPLUG_COOKIE environment.

Amazon domain

You'll need the amazon domain, like amazon.com and amazon.co.jp.

Pass it on second argument of AlexaController, or use ALEXA_SMARTPLUG_AMAZON_DOMAIN environment.

And, finally install library

npm i alexa-smart-plug

How do I use this

Take a look at test/index.js file.
For type definition, look at src/index.d.ts.