NodeJS library to control Eufy RoboVac. This library relies heavily on TuyAPI for communicating with the RoboVac and would not be possible without the eufy_robovac repo by mitchellrj as reference.
- RoboVac Device Id
- RoboVac localKey
You can get both pieces of information by using logcat to "sniff" the data on an android phone OR emulator (like BlueStacks. This is known to work on Eufy Home v2.3.2 (click the link to download the apk)
More detailed steps on using logcat:
- Close the app on your mobile device
- Connect the device to your laptop and enable USB debugging
- Run adb logcat -e 'tuya.m.my.group.device.list' (assumes you have already installed the Android debug tools)
- Launch the Eufy Home app
- The output lines contain JSON, you're looking for the values of localKey (16 character hex string) and devId (20 character hex string).
- Note: You must be the owner of the device, not a shared user
HUGE THANKS to mitchellrj for figuring this out!
I had to use adb shell logcat -e 'tuya.m.my.group.device.list' on my Mac running BlueStacks emulator to get it to work but your mileage may vary. You may also not need to run BlueStacks but it was the easiest method for me. I installed the EufyHome into the emulator and logged in and was able to grab my id/key. Be sure to setup BlueStacks correctly (see #12)
To test out if this library can talk to your RoboVac follow the steps below:
git clone git@github.com:joshstrange/eufy-robovac.git
cd eufy-robovac
npm install
npm run build
npm run demo <deviceId> <localKey> <command>
Where command is either "quickTest", "drive" or "status". The quickTest command will:
- Connect to your device
- Print out the current statuses
- Start cleaning
- Wait 10 seconds
- Pause cleaning
- Wait 1 second
- Send device home
- Wait 1 second
- Disconnect & exit
The drive command will:
- Connect to your device
- Drive it backwards
- Wait 2 seconds
- Turn it left
- Wait 2 seconds
- Turn it right
- Wait 2 seconds
- Drive if forward
- Wait 2 seconds
- Disconnect & exit
The status command will simply print out the current statues and exit.
NOTE: There is a decent amount of console.logs scattered around for debugging purposes that I haven't cleaned up yet so it might be a little... louder than you want
I'm open to pull requests and I hope to use this library to implement a HomeBridge plugin in the near future. If you have any questions open an issue and I'll try my best to help.
I have published this on npm:
npm install --save eufy-robovac
I will try to keep the npm package updated. Also the type definitions for TypeScript are included.
This library is written in TypeScript. You should just need to run npm run build after making changes in the src/ directory.