Xioami cooker integration

Feature Requests
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do you still need help or @bachulator alone is enough? I m not understanding this mirobo command and where u can run it.

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@LaFed I would be happy if some more people are involved. Did you extract your access token? If yes I will explain the python-miio install and using the included command line tool mirobo.

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As much people get involve as much more chance of achieving something we get.:+1:

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ok… will install nox when i get home in an hour and try extracting it

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ok managed to install nox player and mihome 5.0.15 but when extracting, it says there’s something wrong and way too small… I did enable USB debugging and enable backup (with no password) within nox…

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The process described rather well here.

So you need adb on host and then somehow forward usb for debugging, i guess.

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After numerous try, I decided to give up and go to ios route… I now managed to get the ztoken… Please proceed on the next step on how I can continue…

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@LaFed What’s the length of the token? If it’s longer than 32chars it needs to be decrypted first. Which operation system (linux, mac, windows) do you use?

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@syssi 96 chars… im on windows

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Then you go to the good way :slight_smile:

Now you need to decrypt these 96 chars.

look this: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/xiaomi-gateway-integration/8213/3103?u=syssi

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cool… im done and got my key… what’s next?

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That’s the next step:

  1. Install python >=3.5
  2. Install pip
  3. Install python-miio via pip: pip3 install python-miio

You should use this how to: https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installing/#do-i-need-to-install-pip

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@syssi i think im done… hit me with next step

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The python-miio library contains a command line tool called mirobo. Are you able to execute the tool at the command line? You must know the path may be.

mirobo --ip <ip> --token <token> info

Does your cooker respond? :slight_smile:

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yup… not sure what info is sentive though
chunmi.cooker.normal2 v1.2.8 (mac address) @ 192.168.1.30 - token: (my token)

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mirobo --ip --token raw_command get_prop '[“func”, “menu”, “stage”, “temp”, “t_func”, “t_precook”, “t_cook”, “setting”, “delay”, “version”]'
Sending cmd get_prop with params [‘func’, ‘menu’, ‘stage’, ‘temp’, ‘t_func’, ‘t_precook’, ‘t_cook’, ‘setting’, ‘delay’, ‘version’]
[‘waiting’, ‘0001’, ‘null’, ‘31’, ‘60’, ‘-1’, ‘60’, ‘1407’, ‘05040f’, ‘00030017’, ‘0100’, ‘ffffffffffff011effff010000001f1f’]

mirobo --ip --token raw_command get_prop '[“all”]'
Sending cmd get_prop with params [‘all’]
[‘waiting’, ‘0001’, ‘null’, ‘31’, ‘60’, ‘-1’, ‘60’, ‘1407’, ‘05040f’, ‘00030017’, ‘0100’, ‘ffffffffffff011effff010000001f1f’]

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Perfect! You are able to send instructions now. Could you provide the output of:

mirobo --ip <ip> --token <token> get_temp_history "[]"

I will try to reverse engineer the parameters of the other commands. May be I need some support because recipes can be downloaded from a web platform and transferred as hex value to the cooker.

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Usage: mirobo [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]…

Error: No such command “get_temp_history”.

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Could you collect the different values of the property “func”? May be cook some stuff. Query get_prop ["all"] periodically and provide the output with timestamps. :slight_smile:

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Ups! I meant:

mirobo --ip <ip> --token <token> raw_command get_temp_history "[]"