This is a JavaScript API wrapper for Sensi thermostats. Originally written by mguterl, this one includes both heating and cooling and fan control.
Clone this repo (NPM install comming soon), then require it in your script:
var Sensi = require('sensi/index.js');The Sensi constructor is same as the original one:
var sensi = new Sensi({
username: 'john@example.com',
password: 'password'
});Authorizing with Sensi servers and discovering thermostats:
sensi.start().then(function() {
sensi.thermostats().then(function(thermostats) {
// This returns array of thermostats associated with the account, you could use forEach here like in the example.js
});
});After that, call one of the functions below and check out the magic:
sensi.setSystemMode({
icd: thermostats[0].ICD, // ICD of your thermostat (hardcode if you like)
mode: 'Heat' // Available modes: 'Heat', 'Cool', 'Off'
});sensi.setFanMode({
icd: thermostats[0].ICD, // ICD of your thermostat (hardcode if you like)
state: 'On' // Available states: 'On' and 'Off'
});sensi.setScheduleMode({
icd: thermostats[0].ICD, // ICD of your thermostat (hardcode if you like)
mode: 'Off' // Only Off available right now, still resarching why On is not working. Try passing On, if it works, write on GitHub.
});sensi.setTemperature({
icd: thermostats[0].ICD, // ICD of your thermostat (hardcode if you like)
mode: 'Cool', // Available modes: 'Cool', 'Heat' and 'Off'. Due to weird handling from thermostat, this will trigger setSystemMode to change it.
temperature: 21,
scale: 'C'
});Thanks to:
- mguterl for writing the original JavaScript wrapper
- kirbs- for writing the Ruby Gem for Sensi, helped me in finding some stuff regarding SystemMode.
Feel free to contribute!