Update: As of 9 Sep 2019, pykevoplus:Kevo.GetLocks() can no longer pull lock ids due to CAPTCHA changes. This fork does NOT pull lock ids, but rather requires you to specify one specific lock via the lock_id attribute in order to connect a Kevo lock to Home Assistant.
The pykevocontrol
module is automatically installed when first used of this custom component on Hass.io.
This component can be added by adding the GitHub repository URL into the HACS system.
Alternatively, you can copy these project files into your Home Assistant /config
directory:
custom_components/Kevo/__init__.py
custom_components/Kevo/lock.py
custom_components/Kevo/manifest.json
Once installed, add this to your congifuration.yaml file:
# Locks controls
lock:
- platform: kevo_plus
email: KEVO_ACCOUNT_EMAIL # Your Kevo account Email
password: KEVO_ACCOUNT_PASSWORD # Your Kevo account Password
locks:
- lock_id: KEVO_LOCK_ID # Your Kevo lock id (obtained manually from kevo website*)
max_retries: 3 # Optionally set how many times it should try to initalise the lock
retry_delay: 2 # Optionally set the delay (in seconds) between each retry
* You can get the lock IDs manually by logging into mykevo.com, click Details for the lock, click Settings, the lock ID is on the right.