This is a PHP class that will allow you to monitor and control your Nest Learning Thermostat.
- Caching so that it doesn't re-login when it doesn't need to. i.e. faster operations.
- Getters:
- Current & target temparatures, humidity
- Time to target temperature
- Target temperature mode, fan mode
- AC, heat, and fan status: on or off
- Manual and automatic away mode
- Location information
- Network information (local & WAN IPs, MAC address, online status)
- Currently active schedule (by day)
- Next scheduled event
- Setters:
- Target temperatures (single, or range)
- Target temperature mode: cool, heat, range
- Fan mode: auto, on, minutes per hour
- Fan: every day schedule (start & stop time)
- Fan: on with timer (stops after X minutes/hours)
- Away mode: on, off
- Dual fuel: breakpoint (use alt. fuel when outdoor temp is below X), always alt, always primary
- Turn off HVAC
See examples.php for details, but here's a Quick Start.
<?php
require_once('nest.class.php');
// Your Nest username and password.
define('USERNAME', 'you@gmail.com');
define('PASSWORD', 'Something other than 1234 right?');
$nest = new Nest();
// Get the device information:
$infos = $nest->getDeviceInfo();
print_r($infos);
// Print the current temperature
printf("Current temperature: %.02f degrees %s\n", $infos->current_state->temperature, $infos->scale);
// Cool to 23
$nest->setTargetTemperatureMode(TARGET_TEMP_MODE_COOL, 23.0);
// Set Away mode
$nest->setAway(TRUE);
// Turn off Away mode
$nest->setAway(FALSE);
Example output for getDeviceInfo():
{
"current_state": {
"mode": "range",
"temperature": 24.09999,
"humidity": 42,
"ac": false,
"heat": false,
"fan": true,
"auto_away": 0,
"manual_away": false,
"leaf": false
},
"target": {
"mode": "range",
"temperature": [
23,
26
],
"time_to_target": 0
},
"serial_number": "01AB02BA117210S5",
"scale": "C",
"location": "1061f350-a2f1-111e-b9eb-123e8b139117",
"network": {
"online": true,
"last_connection": "2012-09-30 21:26:25",
"wan_ip": "173.246.19.71",
"local_ip": "192.168.1.201",
"mac_address": "18b430046194"
}
}
If you have any issues, try adding this at the top of your PHP script, to ask PHP to echo all errors and warnings.
error_reporting(E_ALL);
- Andy Blyler, http://andyblyler.com/ for https://github.com/ablyler/nest-php-api
- Scott M Baker, http://www.smbaker.com/ for https://github.com/smbaker/pynest
- Chris Burris, http://www.chilitechno.com/ for https://github.com/chilitechno/SiriProxy-NestLearningThermostat
- Chad Corbin for http://code.google.com/p/jnest/
- Aaron Cornelius for http://www.wiredprairie.us/blog/index.php/archives/1442