Nature Remo API client
gem 'nature_remo'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install nature_remo
require 'nature_remo'
client = NatureRemo::Client.new(<token>)
# show username
client.users
# get temperature
client.get_temp
# show nature_remo device lists
client.devices
# show appliances and signal lists
client.appliances
# send signal
client.send_signal(<signal id>)
# send a signal at intervals
# [OPTIONAL]
# interval: How long do you want to wait to send next signal?(millisec)
# times: How many times do you want to send signals?
client.send_signal(<signal id>, interval: 500, times: 10)
Commands:
natureremo aircon TEMP MODE # Control Air conditioner
natureremo appliances ID SIGNAL # Access a appliance
natureremo devices # find all devices
natureremo help [COMMAND] # Describe available commands or one specific command
natureremo me # print nickname
natureremo temp # Get temperature and humidity
natureremo illu # Get illumination
docker run --rm -e NATURE_TOKEN='<nature_token>' taisukeichimura/natureremo --help
Show appliances list
$ natureremo appliances
0: スピーカー
1: シーリングライト
Show signal list
$ natureremo appliances 1
0: 全光
1: シーン
2: 常夜灯
3: 消灯
Send signal
$ natureremo appliances 1 0
$ natureremo aircon [temperature] [mode] [options]
$ natureremo aircon_off
$ natureremo aircon_on
$ natureremo aircon_change_temperature +1
$ natureremo aircon_change_temperature -1
- GET /1/users/me
- POST /1/users/me
- GET /1/devices
- POST /1/detectappliance
- GET /1/appliances
- POST /1/appliances
- POST /1/appliance_orders
- POST /1/appliances/{appliance}/delete
- POST /1/appliances/{appliance}
- POST /1/appliances/{appliance}/aircon_settings
- GET /1/appliances/{appliance}/signals
- POST /1/appliances/{appliance}/signals
- POST /1/appliances/{appliance}/signal_orders
- POST /1/signals/{signal}
- POST /1/signals/{signal}/delete
- POST /1/signals/{signal}/send
- POST /1/devices/{device}
- POST /1/devices/{device}/delete
- POST /1/devices/{device}/temperature_offset
- POST /1/devices/{device}/humidity_offset
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.