Nomiku NPM | npm.io

Nomiku JavaScript SDK

This library provides a simple interface to control your WiFi Nomiku. Currently compatible with node v6.x.x

Installing

Installing is as easy as:

npm install --save nomiku

Example

Some example usage:

var NomikuClient = require("nomiku");

var nomiku = new NomikuClient();

nomiku.on("state", function({ state }) {
  console.log("State: " + JSON.stringify(state));
});

nomiku.connect({
  email: process.env.TENDER_EMAIL,
  password: process.env.TENDER_PASSWORD
});

nomiku.on("connect", function() {
  nomiku.set().on();
  nomiku.set().setpoint(55.0);
});

On connect, the client grabs the login token and the list of devices and starts listening to the default device indicated in Tender. It will return the state whenever it changes.

See longer examples in the examples directory

Getting the state

The state event is documented in the API, but the further details of the state object are:

Name	Type	Description
recipeID	number	Recipe ID currently cooking
recipeTitle	string	Indicates whether the state has been emitted before
setpoint	number	Set temperature in °C
showF	boolean	True if temp should be displayed in °F
state	number	-1: offline, 0: online but not heating/circulating, 1: online and running
temp	number	Current temperature in °C
timerEnd	number	Timer end time in UTC seconds (if timer is running)
timerRunning	boolean	Whether timer is running
timerSecs	number	Time remaining in seconds (if timer is not running)

Setting the state

The most straightforward way to update the state is to pass a new state object (only changed keys need to be included) to the set function of device id (omit id to use default device):

nomiku.set(id).state(state)

A number of other convenience functions were created on top of nomiku.set(id):

.off() turns off the device
.on() turns on the device
.setpoint(setpoint) changes setpoint to setpoint in °C
.timer.start() starts the timer
.timer.stop() stops the timer
.timer.set(secs) stops the timer and sets it to secs seconds
.units(unit) changes displayed units, unit is either the char 'C' or 'F'
.recipe(recipe) starts cooking a new recipe, where recipe has properties:

Name	Type	Description
id	number	(optional) Recipe ID
title	string	(optional) Recipe title
temp	number	Set temperature in °C
time	number	Number of seconds for the timer

Client API

Functions

Client

Kind: global class

Client

new Client(options)

The Nomiku Client controls the connection to the Nomiku. Descends from EventEmitter

Param	Type	Description
options	Object	The option object. Can also be passed to connect.
options.email	string	tender account email (for email, password login)
options.password	string	tender account password (for email, password login)
options.userID	string	ID of the user (for token login)
options.apiToken	string	API token (for token login)

"event:connect"

Successfully connected

Kind: event emitted by Client

"event:close"

Connection is closed

Kind: event emitted by Client

"event:state"

New state

Kind: event emitted by Client
Properties

Name	Type	Description
id	number	Tender ID of device
new	boolean	Indicates whether the state has been emitted before
state	object	Latest state
provisional	object	Dict with same keys as state, key is true if it is unconfirmed
valid	boolean	Indicates whether the state is valid

connect(options)

Connects to server for streaming data

Kind: global function

Param	Type	Description
options	Object	The option object Options:
options.email	string	tender account email (for email, password login)
options.password	string	tender account password (for email, password login)
options.userID	string	ID of the user (for token login)
options.apiToken	string	API token (for token login)
options.defaultDevice	string \| number	(optional) default device to connect to
options.devices	array	(optional) array of devices, {hwid,id,name}
options.verboseState	boolean	(optional) will send state event with every message