A JavaScript package to communicate with Salus internet connected thermostats.
npm install salus-it600A JavaScript package to communicate with Salus internet connected thermostats.
``bash`
npm install salus-it600
Salus authentication requires a username and password. This is exchanged for a short-lived security token. There is no way to refesh the tokens, so unfortunately we need to keep the username and password in memory.
All request methods are promise-based.
`js
const Salus = require("salus-it600");
const salus = new Salus({ username: "example@email.com", password: "secret" });
salus.devices().then(console.log);
`
This library is provided "as-is" with limited testing. Currently only thermostats connected to under-floor heating, using Celsius (i.e. not Fahrenheit) have been tested.
Salus iT600 is also marketed by John Guest, in the UK, as JG Aura.
List all thermostats associated with the account.
`js`
await salus.devices();
#### Return
`js`
[{
id: 'a0b1',
name: 'Given Room Name',
current: 18,
target: 21,
mode: 'AUTO_HIGH',
heating: true
}, ... ]
Set the target temperature for a thermostat. Requires the id of the thermostat to modify, from devices.
`js`
await salus.setTarget({ id: "a0b1", temperature: 18 });
The return value from the API is always 0, even if the command is unsuccessful.
Sets the operating mode for the thermostat. Requires the id of the thermostat to modify, from devices.
`js`
await salus.setMode({ id: "a0b1", mode: "PARTY" });
The return value from the API is always 0, even if the command is unsuccessful.
Thermostats can be set to the following modes:
- AUTO_HIGH
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Thermostats will be in one of the above modes, or return one of these additional modes:
- OFFLINE
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