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node-tado

v0.0.2

Published

node.js wrapper for Tado API

Downloads

6

Readme

Build Status

node-tado

This is a Node.js client for the Tado smart thermostat web API. It offers a promise-based API.

Please be aware that this client simply mocks the behaviour of the Tado Web-App. This means that it could stop working due to implemented restrictions by Tado at any time.

Usage

Before you can access any API methods, you must perform a login, using your Tado username and password:

import Tado from 'node-tado';

let client = new Tado();
client.login('username', 'password').then((success) => {
  // use the client now
});

api(path)

This method handles all API calls. Currently, only GET requests without any parameters are supported – hence this client is only useful for querying data, not for adjusting settings or anything like that.

client.api('/me').then((result) => {
  console.log('me', result);
});

There are a few convenience methods:

me()

Shortcut for .api('/me'). Queries data about the logged in user.

home(homeId)

Shortcut for .api('/homes/' + homeId).

zones(homeId)

Shortcut for .api('/homes/' + homeId + '/zones'). Lists available zones.

weather(homeId)

Shortcut for .api('/homes/' + homeId + '/weather'). Fetches current weather data for the location of the given home.

state(homeId, zoneId)

Shortcut for .api('/homes/' + homeId + '/zones/' + zoneId + '/state'). Fetches current metrics.