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homespot-api

v1.0.5

Published

An API for the o2 HomeSpot

Downloads

34

Readme

An API for the o2 HomeSpot

I won't continue this, because I no longer own a o2 Homespot, since they destroyed the Firmware with the "DE_g34.0_RTL0080.D112.DE.21.13.115 [2020-10-15 12:14:02]" Update.

Does not support all functions yet. Feel free to contribute. This package uses node-fetch for requests.

CORS PROXY IS REQUIRED

This API probably won't work, if you don't use a proxy. CORS errors will occur. Use for example local-cors-proxy. Start it like this lcp --proxyUrl http://192.168.1.1 (http://192.168.1.1 should be the ip of the router)

Then call the constructor with the url provided from lcp as the base url. Like const api = new HomeSpotApi("http://localhost:8010/proxy");

Installation

$ npm install homespot-api --save

Usage

const { HomespotApi } = require("homespot-api");
// import { HomespotApi } from "homespot-api"; ES6 import

const api = new HomespotApi("http://192.168.1.1");

api.login("Password").then((result) =>
{
    if (result)
    {
        console.log("Login successful");
    }
});

Methods

login(password: string): Promise<boolean>

getMainStatus(): Promise<HomespotMainInfo>

getSystemInformation(): Promise<HomespotSystemInformation>

getWifiInformation(): Promise<HomespotWifiResult>

getWifiPlusInformation(): Promise<HomespotWifiPlusResult>

getPreferedConnectionType(): Promise<HomespotPreferedConnectionType>

setPreferedConnectionType(value: HomespotPreferedConnectionType): Promise<boolean>

getLocalNetworkInformation(): Promise<HomespotLocalNetworkInfo>

restart(): void

login(password: string): Promise<boolean>

Logs you into the homespot. The Password is the same you would use on the default router page (e.g "o2.spot" or "192.168.1.1")

api.login("Password").then((result) =>
{
    if (result)
    {
        console.log("Login successful");
    }
});

getMainStatus(): Promise<HomespotMainInfo>

Returns a Promise with HomespotMainInfo:

export class HomespotMainInfo
{
    public CellInfo: HomespotCellInfo;
    public RadioStatus: HomespotRadioStatus;
}

interface HomespotCellInfo
{
    RSRP: string;
    RSRQ: string;
    RSSI: string;
    TAC: string;
    PCI: string;
    CellId: string;
    EARFCN: string;
}

interface HomespotRadioStatus
{
    Provider: string;
    RadioStation: string;
    SignalStrength: string;
}

getSystemInformation(): Promise<HomespotSystemInformation>

Returns a Promise with HomespotSystemInformation

{
    FirmwareName: string;
    FirmwareUpdateTime: string;
    HwVersion: string;
    DevManufacturer: string;
    Imei: string;
    SerialNumber: string;
    Uptime: string;
}

getWifiInformation(): Promise<HomespotWifiResult>

Returns a Promise with HomespotWifiResult

{
    Active: boolean;
    SSID: string;
    Mac: string;
    Encryption: string;
    BroadcastSSID: boolean;
    Channel: number | string; // just returns a string when the number conversion returns NaN
    ConnectedDevices: number | string; // just returns a string when the number conversion returns NaN
}

getWifiPlusInformation(): Promise<HomespotWifiPlusResult>

Returns a Promise with HomespotWifiPlusResult

{
    Active: boolean;
    SSID: string;
    Mac: string;
    Mode: string;
    Encryption: string;
    Channel: number | string; // just returns a string when the number conversion returns NaN
    ConnectedDevices: number | string; // just returns a string when the number conversion returns NaN
}

getPreferedConnectionType(): Promise<HomespotPreferedConnectionType>

Returns a Promise with HomespotPreferedConnectionType (enum)

export enum HomespotPreferedConnectionType
{
    Both = 0,
    LTE,
    ThirdGeneration
}

setPreferedConnectionType(value: HomespotPreferedConnectionType): Promise<boolean>

Returns a boolean Promise. true if the action was successful.

Parameters: value: HomespotPreferedConnectionType

const { HomespotPreferedConnectionType } = require("homespot-api") 
// import { HomespotPreferedConnectionType } from "homespot-api" ES6 import

api.setPreferedConnectionType(HomespotPreferedConnectionType.LTE).then((result) =>
{
    if (result)
    {
        console.log("action successful");
    }
});

getLocalNetworkInformation(): Promise<HomespotLocalNetworkInfo>

Returns a Promise with HomespotLocalNetworkInfo

{
    LanIpAddress: string;
    Netmask: string;
    DHCPLeaseTime: string;
    DHCPStart: string;
    DHCPEnd: string;
    DHCPServerEnabled: boolean;
    EthernetMacAddress: string;
}

restart(): void

Reboots the router. Returns nothing.