TimurC1 / xiaomi_cooker

Xiaomi Mi Electric Rice Cooker integration for Home Assistant

Xiaomi Mi Electric Rice Cooker

This is a custom component for home assistant to integrate the Xiaomi Mi Electric Rice Cooker V2.

Please follow the instructions on Retrieving the Access Token to get the API token to use in the configuration.yaml file.

Credits: Thanks to Rytilahti for all the work.

Features

Rice Cooker V2

• Start cooking a profile
• Stop cooking
• Sensors
  • mode
  • menu
  • temperature
  • remaining
  • duration
  • favorite
  • state (available while cooking)
  • rice_id (available while cooking)
  • taste (available while cooking)
  • taste_phase (available while cooking)
  • stage_name (available while cooking)
  • stage_description (available while cooking)
• Switches
  • TODO: Start/Stop is possible if a default profile is available (Recipe input_select?)
  • TODO: Buzzer on/off
  • TODO: Turn off the backlight on idle
• Chart
  • TODO: Temperature History (Like the temperature chart of the weather forecast)
• Services
  • TODO: stop_outdated_firmware
  • TODO: set_no_warnings / set_acknowledge
  • TODO: set_interaction
  • TODO: set_menu
  • TODO: get_temperature_history

Install

You can install this custom component by adding this repository (https://github.com/syssi/xiaomi_cooker) to HACS in the settings menu of HACS first. You will find the custom component in the integration menu afterwards, look for 'Xiaomi Mi Electric Rice Cooker Integration'. Alternatively, you can install it manually by copying the custom_component folder to your Home Assistant configuration folder.

Setup

# configuration.yaml

xiaomi_cooker:
  name: Xiaomi Rice Cooker
  host: 192.168.130.88
  token: b7c4a758c251955d2c24b1d9e41ce47d
  model: chunmi.cooker.normal2

Configuration variables:

• host (Required): The IP of your cooker.
• token (Required): The API token of your cooker.
• name (Optional): The name of your cooker.
• model (Optional): The model of your device. Valid values are chunmi.cooker.normal2 and chunmi.cooker.normal5. This setting can be used to bypass the device model detection and is recommended if your device isn't always available.

Platform services

Service xiaomi_cooker.start

Start cooking a profile.

Service data attribute	Optional	Description
entity_id	yes	Only act on a specific cooker. Else targets all.
profile	no	Profile data which describes the temperature curve.

Some cooking profile examples: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/rytilahti/python-miio/master/miio/data/cooker_profiles.json

• MODEL_PRESSURE: chunmi.cooker.press1, chunmi.cooker.press2
• MODEL_NORMAL_GROUP1: chunmi.cooker.normal2, chunmi.cooker.normal5
• MODEL_NORMAL_GROUP2: chunmi.cooker.normal3, chunmi.cooker.normal4

Service xiaomi_cooker.stop

Stop the cooking process.

Service data attribute	Optional	Description
entity_id	yes	Only act on a specific cooker. Else targets all.