B1tMaster
(Dmitry)
October 31, 2017, 2:43am
1
Anybody plans to work on integrating it with HA? It works with Kevo and Kevo Plus hub, so in a way I guess it can be used with HA already as some people had a go at it:
I have managed to integrate my Kevo deadbolts into Hass using pykevoplus by cseelye. The only requirement is a Kevo deadbolt and a Kevo Plus bridge. The instructions below assume you are running Hass in a virtual environment on a RPi3. YMMV.
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1. Install pykevoplus
$ sudo su -s /bin/bash hass
$ source /srv/hass/hass_venv/bin/activate
$ pip3 install pykevoplus
$ mkdir /home/hass/.homeassistant/kevo
$ cd /home/hass/.homeassistant/kevo
2. Get your Lock-IDs
$ python
>>> from pykevoplus i…
Has anyone done any work towards supporting the Kevo Plus, or interested in doing this?
I’ve only looked into this a very minor amount so far. The Kevo Plus gateway is a bluetooth-to-IP bridge. I can’t find any information on talking to it directly, but there is a hosted cloud service that has a REST API (not sure if it’s actually official or not though), and someone has built a python library to talk to it: https://github.com/jeremyforan/pyKevo
What are your thoughts? Anyone already got Baldwin Working on their HA platform?
Bahnburner
(Bahnburner)
November 1, 2017, 3:55pm
2
If it works with the Kevo backend, then you should be able to integrate it using @gaggle331 ’s unofficial component and they pykevocontrol library.
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