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node-live-telldus

v0.0.2

Published

A node.js module to interface with Telldus Live API. Written in ECMAScript2015 using classes, arrow functions and native promises.

Downloads

6

Readme

node-live-telldus

A node.js module to interface with the Telldus Live API. Written in ECMAScript 2015 using classes and promises. Not complete, but more complete than most other modules.

Before Starting

You will need a Telldus Live account and OAuth tokens:

Install

npm install node-live-telldus

API

Configure and instanciate

let config = {
    publicKey: 'your public key here',
    privateKey: 'your private key here',
    token: 'your token here',
    tokenSecret: 'your token secret here'
},
TelldusLive = require('node-live-telldus'),
telldus = new TelldusLive(config);

telldus.getUser().then(user => {
    console.log(user);
    //the user object is cached for convenience on telldus.user
}).catch(err => {
    console.log(err); //Error occured
});

Get device information

telldus.getDevices().then((devices)=> {
    //now all devices are fetched and stored in telldus
    
    //no use to call getInfo, as getDevices() fetches all data from devices.
    //convenience methods lets you retrieve cached devices by id or name.
    let myDevice = telldus.getDeviceByName('My device');
    
});

//no use to call getInfo, as getDevices() fetches all data from devices.
//Although, assume it has passed some time, its good to refresh the information.
//.reload() is an alias of getInfo()
telldus.getDeviceByName('My device').reload().then(device => {
    //The device info is now fresh, let's do something
    if(device.isOn()) {
        device.turnOff();
    } else {
        device.turnOn();
    }
});

Create/Delete device

telldus.addDevice(client, name, protocol, model); //may not be supported by client

telldus.removeDevice(device);

Device actions

device.setName(name);

device.setModel(model);

device.setParameter(parameter, value);

device.setProtocol(protocol);

device.bell();

device.command(method, value);

device.learn();

device.dim(level);

device.turnOnOff(on);

device.turnOn();

device.turnOff();

device.isOn();

device.stop();

device.isDown();

device.isUp();

device.history(fromTimeStamp, toTimeStamp, extras);

Get sensor information

telldus.getSensors(includeIgnored, includeValues, includeScale).then(sensors => {
       //do something with the sensors 
    });

telldus.getSensorById(id); //returns sensor (no server call)

telldus.getSensorByName(name);

sensor.reload().then(...); //alias of sensor.getInfo

sensor.getInfo().then(sensor => { //telldus does not allow this more often than every 10 minutes
    //updated sensor info
    });

sensor.getDataByName(name); //get a named data from the sensor, ie. 'battery'

Modify sensor

sensor.setName(name).then(sensor => {
    //new name is now set
    console.log(sensor.name);
    });

User

user.changePassword(oldPassword, newPassword);

user.registerPushToken();

user.unregisterPushToken();

user.deletePushToken();

user.getPhones();

user.getClients();

Client (User has clients/locations, not yet implemented)

client.setName(name);

client.setPush(enable);

Scheduler

getJobs()

removeJob(job)

Job (For scheduler, not yet implemented)

Group (Not yet implemented/ tested working)

telldus.addGroup(client, devices, name);

telldus.removeGroup(group)

telldus.getGroupById(id)

telldus.getGroupByName(name)

goup.id

group.client

group.name

group.devices

Events (Not finished)