karel1980 / reopenwebnet

ReOpenWebNet client is an OpenWebNet client

ReOpenWebNet

ReOpenWebNet is a library communicating with an OpenWebNet gateway. It supports event sessions and command sessions. OpenWebNet is a communication protocol developed by Bticino, to enable communication between devices of its home automation product suite 'MyHome'. For more information about OpenWebNet, see https://www.myopen-legrandgroup.com/developers/

This project started as a fork from https://github.com/pippocla/openwebnet

Features

• Asynchronous components for interacting with the gateway.
• A bridge between openwebnet and mqtt; At the moment only light switches/actuators ('who=1') are supported. If you want to see support for other things, please reach out via GitHub.

Example scripts

Note: before running these examples, change the constants declared at the top of these script.

• examples/event_session.py: When running this script you should see openwebnet events being logged to the command line as they happen.
• examples/command_session.py: Running the script should toggle a light on and off 5 times with 1 second intervals.

MQTT Bridge

See bin/openwebnet-mqtt-bridge.

This bridge communicates with an openwebnet service over http and and mqtt service. This should make it easier to interact with openwebnet in various tools (OpenHAB, Homeassistant, Node-Red)

Configuration

The MQTT bridge is configured via $HOME/.reopenwebnet/config.yaml See reopenwebnet_config.yml.sample for an example

Releasing

git tag x.y.z
python setup.py build
twine upload dist/reopenwebnet-x.y.z-py2.py3-none-any.whl

reopenwebnet's Issues

New release to PyPI?

Hi! I'm using your library (thank you for all the work!) to connect my bus to home-assistant using the GatewayProxy and some glue code of my own, and although reading light states works fine, it seems that sending commands stops working soon after I've started the proxy. Do you know if the latest changes you've made could improve on this, and are you planning to make a new release to PyPI?

I wanted to track down and hopefully fix the problem myself, but I haven't had any time for private development work since months. If that ever gets better, I'm planning to add the whole addon and supporting tools library (e.g. simple device-address-to-name mapping tooling) that I wrote to GitHub for others to use as well.