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@truyman/hass

v1.0.0

Published

A Bun-built CLI for Home Assistant

Downloads

53

Readme

@truyman/hass

A Bun-built CLI for Home Assistant, bundled for Node.js and published to npm as @truyman/hass.

Install

npm install -g @truyman/hass

Quick Start

Create a long-lived access token in Home Assistant, then store it locally:

hass auth login

The default profile is stored at ${XDG_DATA_HOME:-~/.local/share}/home-assistant/auth.json.

You can always override the stored profile with flags or environment variables:

export HASS_SERVER=http://homeassistant.local:8123
export HASS_TOKEN=your-token

hass server info

Commands

hass auth

  • login - Prompt for server URL and long-lived access token, validate, and store them.
  • status - Show the active connection source and whether the credentials validate.
  • logout - Remove the stored default profile.

hass server

  • info
  • config
  • components
  • directories
  • health
  • logs

hass states

  • list [filter]
  • get <entity>
  • set <entity> [state]
  • delete <entity>
  • history [entities...]
  • toggle <entities...>
  • on <entities...>
  • off <entities...>

Examples:

hass states list sensor\\.
hass states get light.kitchen
hass states set input_boolean.night_mode on
hass states history light.kitchen --since -2h --end 0m

hass services

  • list [filter]
  • call <domain.service>

Examples:

hass services list light\\.
hass services call light.turn_on --data entity_id=light.kitchen,brightness=180
hass services call weather.get_forecasts --json '{"entity_id":"weather.home"}' --return-response

hass events

  • list
  • fire <event>
  • watch [event]

hass templates

  • render [template]

Examples:

hass templates render '{{ states("sun.sun") }}'
hass templates render --file ./template.j2 --data entity_id=light.kitchen

hass areas

  • list [filter]
  • create <names...>
  • delete <areas...>
  • rename <area> <name>

hass devices

  • list [filter]
  • rename <device> <name>
  • assign-area <area> [devices...]

hass entities

  • list [filter]
  • rename <entity> [newId] --name <name>
  • assign-area <area> [entities...]

hass api

  • get <path>
  • post <path>
  • ws <type>

Examples:

hass api get /api/states
hass api post /api/events/custom_event --data value=1
hass api ws config/area_registry/list

Global Options

  • --server
  • --token
  • --timeout
  • --insecure
  • --output table|json|yaml|ndjson
  • --columns NAME=path,...
  • --sort-by path
  • --no-headers
  • --table-format plain|github|tsv
  • --verbose

Connection precedence is:

  1. CLI flags
  2. Environment variables
  3. Stored auth profile
  4. Built-in defaults

Migration

| Old CLI | New CLI | | ------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------- | | hass-cli info | hass server info | | hass-cli config full | hass server config | | hass-cli config components | hass server components | | hass-cli state list | hass states list | | hass-cli state get light.kitchen | hass states get light.kitchen | | hass-cli state edit light.kitchen | hass states set light.kitchen ... | | hass-cli state history ... | hass states history ... | | hass-cli service list | hass services list | | hass-cli service call light.turn_on | hass services call light.turn_on | | hass-cli event fire custom_event | hass events fire custom_event | | hass-cli event watch | hass events watch | | hass-cli template ... | hass templates render ... | | hass-cli area list | hass areas list | | hass-cli device assign ... | hass devices assign-area ... | | hass-cli entity assign ... | hass entities assign-area ... | | hass-cli raw get /api/states | hass api get /api/states | | hass-cli raw ws config/area_registry/list | hass api ws config/area_registry/list |

The new CLI intentionally drops the old Supervisor/OS management commands, Docker packaging, network discovery, browser map helpers, and local Jinja rendering.

Development

bun install
bun run check
bun test
bun run build

Tooling follows the same baseline as the dev repo: Bun, @truyman/cli, oxfmt, oxlint, husky, lint-staged, and release-it.