Nuki

Plugin for integrating Nuki Smartlock into smarthome.py facilitating triggering lock actions and getting status information from it.

Requirements

You need a Nuki Bridge which is already paired with your Nuki Smartlock(s).

Support

You can find the official support thread for this plugin in the KNX-User-Forum.

Configuration

plugin.yaml

nuki:
    class_name: Nuki
    class_path: plugins.nuki
    bridge_ip: 192.168.1.10
    bridge_port: 8080
    bridge_api_token: q1W2e3

Attributes

bridge_ip : IP address of the Nuki Bridge
bridge_port : Port number of the Nuki Bridge
bridge_api_token : Token for authentification of the API connection

This information can be set via the Nuki App.

IMPORTANT: This plugin release (and following) uses the http module (services) extension for the callback from the Nuki Bridge. Therefore this module must be configured to use the plugin. Configuring IP and Port for the Callback is not possible within the plugin anymore. Also note, that the service_user and service_password of the http module cannot be used with the Nuki bridge (limitation of the bridge, basic auth not supported). Even when configuring them, the Nuki callback service won’t use it.

item.yaml

To get the Nuki functionality working, an item has to be type of num and must implement two attributes, nuki_id and nuki_trigger.

nuki_id

This attribute connects the related item with the corresponding Nuki Smart Lock. The nuki_id can be figured out via the REST API of the Nuki Bridge (see API documentation) or by just (re)starting SmarthomeNG with the configured Nuki plugin in the log level INFO / DEBUG. The name and the nuki_id of all paired Nuki Locks will be written to the log file of SmarthomeNG.

Additionally, the IDs of all paired Nuki Locks are now also shown in the web interface of the plugin!

nuki_trigger

There are four types of nuki triggers, action, state, doorstate (only Nuki 2.0!) and battery. An item can only have one trigger attribute at once.

action

If you declare an item with the attribute nuki_trigger: action you can send actions to your Nuki lock. Below you can find a list of possible lock actions:

1 (unlock)
2 (lock)
3 (unlatch)
4 (lock ‚n‘ go)
5 (lock ‚n‘ go with unlatch)

If you set the the items value to one of this numbers, the corresponding lock action will be triggered.

state

If you declare an item with the attribute nuki_trigger: state, this item will be set to the actual lock state, whenever these lock state was changed. Find the list with the possible values below:

0 (uncalibrated)
1 (locked)
2 (unlocking)
3 (unlocked)
4 (locking)
5 (unlatched)
6 (unlatched (lock ‚n‘ go))
7 (unlatching)
254 (motor blocked)
255 (undefined)

doorstate

If you declare an item with the attribute nuki_trigger: doorstate, this item will be set to the actual door state, whenever these door state was changed (only Nuki 2.0!). Find the list with the possible values below:

1 (deactivated)
2 (door closed)
3 (door opened)
4 (door state unknown)
5 (calibrating)

battery

If you declare an item with the attribute nuki_trigger: state, this item holds the actual battery state of your Nuki lock.

0 (Batteries are good. No need to replace it.)
1 (Batteries are low. Please replace as soon as possible.)

Example:

MyNukiLock:

    MyLockState:
        type: num
        nuki_id: 123456789
        nuki_trigger: state

    MyLockBattery:
        type: num
        nuki_id: 123456789
        nuki_trigger: battery

    MyLockAction:
        type: num
        nuki_id: 123456789
        nuki_trigger: action
        enforce_updates: 'true'