Async library to communicate with Heatmiser NeoHub 2 API

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README.md

NeoHubAPI

This is a simple python wrapper around Heatmiser's Neohub API.

It's primary purpose is to be used via Home Assistant integration but it can also be used as a standalone library.

Usage example

import asyncio
import neohubapi.neohub as neohub


async def run():
    hub = neohub.NeoHub()
    system = await hub.get_system()
    hub_data, devices = await hub.get_live_data()
    for device in devices['thermostats']:
        print(f"Temperature in zone {device.name}: {device.temperature}")
        await device.identify()


asyncio.run(run())

NeoHub API documentation

API documentation can be found from various places online or you can request the latest version from support@heatmiser.com