Command-line utility to control your Evohome thermostat.
With EvoTherm you can:
- list your zones and current operating mode
- set the target temperature of any zone, permanently or temporarily
- set the operating mode, permanently or temporarily
You will need:
- make 3.81 or higher
- CMake 3.6 or higher
- cURL
Installation of EvoTherm is easy:
$ git clone git@github.com:giannivh/EvoTherm.git
$ cd EvoTherm
$ cmake .
$ make
$ make install
If you get an error on make install, issue sudo make install.
Or, if you're on a mac:
$ brew install giannivh/tap/evotherm
Use evotherm --help to get all options.
If you're running EvoTherm for the first time, you have to create a configuration file which contains your Honeywell My Total Connect Comfort credentials. You can do this manually, or let EvoTherm do it for you by issuing:
$ evotherm --config
And follow the on-screen instructions.
To list your zones, issue:
$ evotherm #(or evotherm --list)
To set the target temperature of zones permanently, issue:
$ evotherm --zone "My Zone" --temp 21.5
To set the target temperature of zones temporarily, issue:
$ evotherm --zone "My Zone" --temp 21.5 --until "2016-10-17 22:30:00"
Please note that the until option only accepts format "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
To cancel a target temperature override, and to return to the normal schedule, issue:
$ evotherm --zone "My Zone" --cancel
You can also set multiple zones at once. Use a comma separated list for this. Example:
$ evotherm --zone "Zone1,Zone2,Zone3" --temp 16 --until "2016-10-19 23:00:00"
To change the mode of your thermostat permanently, issue:
$ evotherm --mode auto
To change the mode of your thermostat temporarily, issue:
$ evotherm --mode auto --until "2016-10-17 22:30:00"
Where --mode is one of the following:
- auto: follow the normal schedule
- eco: follow the eco schedule
- away: follow the away schedule
- dayoff: follow the weekend schedule
- off: all heating off
- custom: follow the custom schedule