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domoticz-api-linker

v0.3.0

Published

Domoticz API Javascript Bridge Connector

Downloads

7

Readme

domoticz-api

⚠️ Warning : Work in progress.

The goal of this project is to have an object to easely access a Domoticz instance. Devices, user variables, send notifications, etc. will be accessible with just function calls. With Domoticz API, it's very easy to build awesome frontend with javascript frameworks like Vue / React / Angular.

This API uses the interfaces as defined at Domoticz API/JSON URL's. This page does not describe all available url's. This API also includes some 'undocumented' api url's.

All the API was rewritten in TypeScript. With full definition of Domoticz Enums & Types.

This is a "working" but beta version

You can use this lib as an import, or directly thru the browser.

Installation:

Download this repository to get an up to date version or :

npm install domoticz-api-linker

Browser usage :

Place this into your HTML head section :

<script src="path_to/domoticz-api/dist/domoticz-api.iife.js"></script>
<script>
  const domoticz = DomoticzApi.useDomoticz({
    hostname: YOUR_HOST,
    port: YOUR_PORT,
    username: YOUR_USERNAME,
    password: YOUR_PASSWORD,
    useSSL: true
  });
</script>

To see it in action, clone this repo, and go to demo/browser, then open index.html in you browser.

Usage in React/Vue/xxx :

import { Domoticz } from "domoticz-api-linker/src/index.esm.js";

const domoticz = useDomoticz({
  hostname: YOUR_HOST,
  port: YOUR_PORT,
  username: YOUR_USERNAME,
  password: YOUR_PASSWORD,
  useSSL: true
});

You can use index.cjs.js if you're using CommonJS.

Usage

// Get All devices:
const items = await domoticz.devicesManager.items();

// Get all lights :
import { DOMOTICZ_DEVICE } from "domoticz-api-linker/src/index.esm.js";
const lights = await domoticz.getByType(DOMOTICZ_DEVICE.LIGHT);

// Switch on the first light :
import { DOMOTICZ_SWITCHCMD } from "domoticz-api-linker/src/index.esm.js";
domoticz.switch(lights.results[0].idx, DOMOTICZ_SWITCHCMD.ON);

Using another HTTP layer

By default DomoticzApi use fetch. If you want to use axios :

  • Create a new class (eg. DomoticzApiProviderAxios which extends the DomoticzApiProvider class
  • Implement the __generic() function to deal with axios
  • Pass this class in the api parameter in options like this:
import { DomoticzApiProviderAxios } from "domoticz-api-linker";
const domoticz = Domoticz(YOUR_HOST, {
  useSSL: true,
  username: YOUR_USERNAME,
  password: YOUR_PASSWORD,
  api: DomoticzApiProviderAxios,
});

Imports

All things can be imported :

| Import | Description | | -------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Domoticz | The main Domoticz object, giving you access to all the managers | | DomoticzApiProvider | A class used to override the HTTP api call with you prefered flavor | | DomoticzApiProviderFetch | Defaut HTTP api call layer using native javascript fetch object | | deviceTypes | Contain the Domoticz devices types | | deviceHumidityTypes | Contain the Domoticz humidity types | | deviceHumidityGeneralTypes | Contain the Domoticz humidity types for 'General' devices | | useDevices(api) | methods available in Domoticz.deviceManager | | useCameras(api) | methods available in Domoticz.cameraManager | | useEvents(api) | methods available in Domoticz.eventManager | | useNotifications(api) | methods available in Domoticz.notificationManager | | useScenes(api) | methods available in Domoticz.sceneManager | | useSystem(api) | methods available in Domoticz.systemManager |


🎯 Todos:

  • [x] Refactoring API
  • [x] Full rewrite in TypeScript
  • [ ] Adding management functions (WIP)
  • [ ] Digging into Domoticz Source Code to implement undocumented functions

📜 API Documentation: