A library to control your Tado Smart Thermostat. This repository contains an actual library in libtado/api.py and a proof of concept command line client in libtado/__main__.py.
The tested version of APIs is Tado v2.
Starting the 21st of March 2025, the Tado authentication workflow will definitely change to OAuth2 device code grant flow.
Here is the link to the official announcement: Tado Support Article - How do I authenticate to access the REST API?
Now, you have to use the TADO_CREDENTIALS_FILE or TADO_REFRESH variables to authenticate.
You can find more documentation on how to authenticate in the Libtado - CLI Configuration documentation.
You can download official library with pip install libtado.
But because I do not own a Tado anymore you may want to use a fork of libtado instead. For example you can install the fork that is currently (February 2019) maintained and improved by @germainlefebvre4. Please note that I do not monitor or verify changes of this repository. Please check the source yourself.
git clone https://github.com/germainlefebvre4/libtado.gitPlease check out https://libtado.readthedocs.io for more documentation.
Download the repository. You can work inside it. Beware that the examples assume that they can access the file ./libtado/api.py.
Define a location and filename that will hold the credentials (refresh token) of your Tado login.
It is recommended to use a directory that only your application has access to, as the credentials file holds sensitive information!
Now you can call it in your Python script!
import libtado.api
import webbrowser # only needed for direct web browser access
# TODO check
t = api.Tado(token_file='/tmp/.libtado_refresh_token.json')
# OR: t = api.Tado(saved_refresh_token='my_refresh_token')
status = t.get_device_activation_status()
if status == "PENDING":
url = t.get_device_verification_url()
# to auto-open the browser (on a desktop device), un-comment the following line:
# webbrowser.open_new_tab(url)
t.device_activation()
status = t.get_device_activation_status()
if status == "COMPLETED":
print("Login successful")
else:
print(f"Login status is {status}")
print(t.get_me())
print(t.get_home())
print(t.get_zones())
print(t.get_state(1))The first time, the script will tell you to login to your Tado account.
It will show an output like:
Please visit the following URL in your Web browser to log in to your Tado account: https://login.tado.com/oauth2/device?user_code=1234567
Waiting for you to complete logging in. You have until yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss
.
Complete your login before the time indicated.
Afterwards, the script should print the information from your Tado home.
If using the token_file, the next time you should not have to sign in.
An example script is provided in the repository as example.py.
It shows you how to use the library and expose some structured responses. A more detailed example is available in libtado/__main__.py.
| Python version | Supported versions |
|---|---|
3.7 |
2.0.0 > 3.6.x |
3.8 |
3.7.0 > latest |
3.9 |
3.7.0 > latest |
3.10 |
3.7.0 > latest |
3.11 |
3.7.0 > latest |
3.12 |
3.7.0 > latest |
We thank everyone for their help and contributions to the library.
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You want to contribute to the library? Read the Contributing page.