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@caseman72/wyzer-api

v1.1.2

Published

Simple Wyze API client for smart plugs, switches, and thermostats

Readme

wyzer-api

Wyze API client for Node.js. Control plugs, switches, and thermostats.

Setup

  1. Copy .env.local.example to .env.local
  2. Fill in your Wyze email
  3. Get API credentials from https://developer-api-console.wyze.com/
  4. Run the password script to hash your password:
./set-password.sh

This prompts for your Wyze password and stores a triple MD5 hash in .env.local. Your plain text password is never stored.

Usage

import Wyzer from "wyzer-api";

const wyze = new Wyzer();
await wyze.login();

// List devices
const devices = await wyze.getDevices();

// Control plug
await wyze.plugOn(deviceMac, deviceModel);
await wyze.plugOff(deviceMac, deviceModel);

// Control switch
await wyze.switchOn(deviceMac, deviceModel);
await wyze.switchOff(deviceMac, deviceModel);

// Thermostat
const data = await wyze.getThermostat(deviceMac);
await wyze.setHeatTemp(deviceMac, 68, deviceModel);
await wyze.setCoolTemp(deviceMac, 72, deviceModel);
await wyze.setThermostatMode(deviceMac, "auto", deviceModel);
await wyze.setFanMode(deviceMac, "auto", deviceModel);

Features

  • Auto token refresh: Access tokens are automatically refreshed when expired. Long-running processes don't need to re-login manually.
  • Device caching: Device list is cached for 24 hours. Cache auto-clears when expired.
  • Quiet mode: Pass { quiet: true } to suppress log messages.
  • Verify & retry: Plug/switch commands verify state and retry up to 3 times by default.

Environment Variables

[email protected]
WYZE_PASSWORD_HASH=your-triple-md5-hashed-password
WYZE_KEY_ID=your-key-id
WYZE_API_KEY=your-api-key
WYZE_API_KEY_EXPIRES=YYYY-MM-DD
WYZE_AUTH_API_KEY=WMXHYf79Nr5gIlt3r0r7p9Tcw5bvs6BB4U8O8nGJ

License

ISC