This project reverse-engineers a server for the proprietary PicoBrew protocol for use with the PicoBrew Zymatic, a homebrewing machine. It is intended to provide an alternative to run the machine without a connection to the official servers at picobrew.com. Run your own server and sync your recipes offline.
The PicoBrew Zymatic's built-in Ardunio uses an unencrypted HTTP communication protocol. All request are GET
requests and are not authenticated. The following documentation is based on Firmware 1.1.8.
// Download and install
pip install picobrew_server
// Start the server in production mode on port 80
// Windows set FLASK_APP=picobrew_server flask run --port 80 --host 0.0.0.0
// OSX / Linux export FLASK_APP=picobrew_server flask run --port 80 --host 0.0.0.0
- Connect the PicoBrew machine to your computer and enable DNS spoofing. Re-route `www.picobrew.com` to your computer.
[More Details](https://github.com/hotzenklotz/picobrew-server/wiki/Install)
# Development
1. Install Python 3.7+ & [Poetry](https://python-poetry.org/):
```bash
pip install poetry
poetry install
// Start the server on http://localhost:5000
FLASK_APP=picobrew_server flask run
pylint picobrew_server
black picobrew_server
mypy picobrew_server
You can try out the admin UI for uploading your XML files in this online demo. Please note, this website is for showcasing only and you should deploy your own version.
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This software is provided "as is" and any expressed or implied warranties are disclaimed. This software submits recipes with temperature targets to your PicoBrew machine and will cause it to heat water. Any damage to your PicoBrew machine is at your own risk.
If the Zymatic faults and the screen goes blank, DON'T leave it powered on. The circulating pump will shut off and the heater stays on. A tube in the glycol loop may rupture.
MIT @ Tom Herold