A Python module library to control SwitchBee smart home devices.

Example code usage:

from asyncio import get_event_loop
from aiohttp import ClientSession, ClientTimeout, TCPConnector
from switchbee.api import CentralUnitAPI
from switchbee.device import ApiStateCommand, DeviceType
async def main():
    session = ClientSession(
        connector=TCPConnector(ssl=False),
        timeout=ClientTimeout(total=3),
    )
    cu = CentralUnitAPI("192.168.50.2", "user", "pass", session)
    await cu.connect()
    print(f"Central Unit Name: {cu.name}")
    print(f"Central Unit MAC: {cu.mac}")
    print(f"Central Unit Version: {cu.version}")
    devices = await cu.devices
    for device in devices:
        # set the dimmer lights to 50% brightness
        if device.type == DeviceType.Dimmer:
            print(
                "Discovered Dimmer device called {device.name}"
                " current brightness is {device.brigt}"
            )
            await cu.set_state(device.id, 50)
        # set the shutters position to 30% opened
        if device.type == DeviceType.Shutter:
            print(
                "Discovered Shutter device called {device.name}"
                " current position is {device.position}"
            )
            await cu.set_state(device.id, 30)
        # turn off switches
        if device.type == DeviceType.Switch:
            print(
                "Discovered Switch device called {device.name}"
                " current state is {device.state}"
            )
            await cu.set_state(device.id, ApiStateCommand.OFF)
        # set timer switch on for 10 minutes
        if device.type == DeviceType.TimedPower:
            print(
                "Discovered Timed Power device called {device.name}"
                " current state is {device.state} with {device.minutes_left} "
                "minutes left until shutdown"
            )
            await cu.set_state(device.id, 10)
    session.close()
if __name__ == "__main__":
    get_event_loop().run_until_complete(main())
    exit()

Using the CLI tool:

Alternatively, it is possible to control SwitchBee devices using the cli tool switchbee_cli.py as following:

To list devices that currently on:

python switchbee_cli.py -i 192.168.50.2 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD get_states --only-on

   '_state': 'ON',
    'hardware': <HardwareType.Switch: 'DIMMABLE_SWITCH'>,
    'id': 311,
    'name': 'Ceiling',
    'type': <DeviceType.Switch: 'SWITCH'>,
    'zone': 'Outdoo Storage'}
{   '_state': 'ON',
    'hardware': <HardwareType.Switch: 'DIMMABLE_SWITCH'>,
    'id': 142,
    'name': 'Spotlights',
    'type': <DeviceType.Switch: 'SWITCH'>,
    'zone': 'Porch'}

To set shutter with device id 392 position 50%:

python switchbee_cli.py -i 192.168.50.2 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD set_state --device-id 392 --state 50

To turn on Power Timed Switch with device id 450 for 30 minutes:

python switchbee_cli.py -i 192.168.50.2 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD set_state --device-id 450 --state 30

To turn off light with device id 122:

python switchbee_cli.py -i 192.168.50.2 -u USERNAME -p PASSWORD set_state --device-id 122 --state OFF