This repository shows how to use the eufy-node-client.
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/JanLoebel/eufy-node-client-examples
# Change into the cloned directory
cd eufy-node-client-examples
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Create .env-file via example
cp .env.example .env
Edit the .env-file and provide USERNAME and PASSWORD. Now call node examples/http-read-data/index.js and wait some time. You should see now more information needed for other examples:
P2P_DID <P2P_DID>
ACTOR_ID <ACTOR_ID>
STATION_SN <STATION_SN>
DSK_KEY <DSK_KEY>
Take that values and enter them into the .env-file.
This example shows how to create the HttpClient and calling methods on it. This special examples prints all needed information to start a peer-2-peer connection (see: p2p-local).
Execute: node examples/http-read-data/index.js
In the same network as the base station we can create a DeviceClientService after resolving the port with the LocalLookupService. With this p2p-connection we can send commands to the base station. In the example we're changing the arm-mode to HOME.
Execute: node examples/p2p-local/index.js
Some users have reported that the p2p-local does not work and does not find any local ip address. So you could try the CloudLookupService which calls the cloud services of eufy to request the ip. Normally that services response with two ips, one global/internet based one and the local ip. So after we retrieved the addresses we try to find the local one and do the same with the p2p-local script.
Execute: node examples/p2p-local-cloud-lookup/index.js
To receive push notifications we have to simulate an android device and register at FCM/GCM. We should only register once, so the example saves registered credentials and is reusing them on rerun. After we have credentials we can start listening on FCM/GCM and tell eufy to send push notifications for your account to this credentials.
Execute: node examples/push-logging/index.js
This example shows how to forward received push messages to a simple mqtt-broker like eclipse-mosquitto. Afterwards you can consume this message with another client (e.g. nodered / iobroker / ...). Please provide the mqtt-broker-url in your .env-file. Most of the code is equal to the push-logging-example.
Execute: node examples/push-mqtt/index.js
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Does it work also with
eufy (any product name)?- To be honest, I don't know. Currently I only have the wireless doorbell with a base station. Provide me another device and I can see what I can do.
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