<?php
require ("vendor/autoload.php");
use \slavino\tplinkhs110\TPLinkHS110Device;
$config = [
'plug 1' => [
'ipAddr' => '192.168.1.42', //Or hostname eg: home.example.com
'port' => '9999'
],
'plug 2' => [
'ipAddr' => '192.168.1.41', //Or hostname eg: home.example.com
'port' => '9999'
],
'plug 3' => [
'ipAddr' => '192.168.1.43', //Or hostname eg: home.example.com
'port' => '9999'
]
];
$plug1 = new TPLinkHS110Device($config['plug 1'], 'plug 1');
$plug2 = new TPLinkHS110Device($config['plug 2'], 'plug 2');
$plug3 = new TPLinkHS110Device($config['plug 3'], 'plug 3');
usleep(500000);
echo $plug1->switchOn();
usleep(500000);
echo $plug2->switchOn();
usleep(500000);
echo $plug3->switchOn();
sleep(2);
echo $plug1->switchOff();
usleep(500000);
echo $plug2->switchOff();
usleep(500000);
echo $plug3->switchOff();
?>Any issues, feedback, suggestions or questions please use issue tracker here.
- softScheck (Who did the reverse engineering and provided the secrets on how to talk to the Smartplug.)
- Jonathan Williamson
- Syed Irfaq R. For the idea behind how to manage multiple devices.
- Robert Shippey
This project and its author is neither associated, nor affiliated with TP-LINK in anyway. See License section for more details.
This project is released under the [MIT][link-license] License.
© 2017 Slavomir Hustaty, All rights reserved.