Python 3.6 module to interface with the Anova private API.
API access is something we’re considering for the future, and we’re researching the ways people would want to interact with it.
That was more than a year ago. This is a little nudge ;)
import anova
cooker_id = 'anova xxx-xxxxxxxxxxx'
secret = 'xxxxxxxxxx'
cooker = anova.AnovaCooker(cooker_id, secret)
# get status of the device. all methods return json:
print(cooker.get_status())
{
"status": {
"cooker_id": "anova xxx-xxxxxxxxxxx",
"current_temp": 27.3,
"is_running": false,
"speaker_mode": true,
"target_temp": 30,
"temp_unit": "c"
}
}
Examples:
# set temperature and start it:
cooker.target_temperature = 60
cooker.running = True
# check if running:
print(cooker.running)
# True
# get current temperature and unit:
print(cooker.current_temperature)
# 59.8
print(cooker.temperature_unit)
# 'c'
# to use the timer we have to create a job.
# 45 degrees (currently set unit), 900 seconds:
cooker.create_job(45, 900)
# 80 degrees Fahrenheit, 600 seconds:
cooker.create_job(80, 600, 'f')
TODO: add documentation
# clone it and cd to the project folder.
pip3 install -e .
You could use anova.util.get_secret_cookerid
with ip address as argument.
from anova.util import get_secret_cookerid
cooker_id, secret = get_secret_cookerid("192.168.1.234")
print(f"Cooker id: {cooker_id}")
print(f"Secret: {secret}")