Heatzy (https://heatzy.com/) is a provider of heating control solutions (such as Pilot Wire addons to radiators). There is an API available on Google Drive, this software was created to control the Pilot Wire solution from a Python library.
>>> import heatzy
# First create the handler with your heatzy app login/password
>>> hh = heatzy.HeatzyHandler('bidon@bidon.fr', 'p@ssw0rd')
# Get the devices dictionary (containing object type HeatzyDevice) associated to your account. The key is the device name
>>> deviceDict = hh.getHeatzyDevices()
# Assigns the device named 'Chambre'
>>> device = deviceDict['Chambre']
# Gets status
>>> device.status()
'ECO'
### Sets 'confort' mode
>>> device.confort()
# Gets status
>>> device.status()
'CONFORT'
>>> device.off() # Sets mode to 'off'
>>> device.horsgel() # Anti-freezing mode
>>> device.eco() # Sets 'ECO' mode
>>> device.setMode('ECO') # Different way to set 'ECO' mode
A CLI tool for interacting with the library is included (bin/heatzy-cli)
heatzy-cli
usage: heatzy.py [-h] [-u USERNAME] [-p PASSWORD] [-d DEVICE] [-l]
[-m SETMODE]
Controls Heatzy devices throught the CLI
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-u USERNAME, --username USERNAME
Username on the Heatzy (Gizwits) platform
-p PASSWORD, --password PASSWORD
Password of the user
-d DEVICE, --device DEVICE
Name of the Heatzy device you wish to control
-l, --list List all devices
-m SETMODE, --setmode SETMODE
Sets the mode of the device
heatzy-cli -u login@heatzy.com -p p@ssw0rd -l # Lists the devices
heatzy-cli -u login@heatzy.com -p p@ssw0rd -d Bedroom # Prints the info of the device
heatzy-cli -u login@heatzy.com -p p@ssw0rd -d Bedroom -m ECO # Sets the device in the bedroom in ECO modeHome Assistant v0.96 broke a lot of stuff climate-wise, and I didn't fix it. The module by @Devotics works great. Nowadays I use his module on my instance, I encourage you to do the same.
# Heatzy
climate:
- platform: heatzy
username: 'bidon@bidon.com'
password: 'p@ssw0rd'