#tPLink Interacting with TPlink home automation products via local web requests.

I got annoyed that I couldn't tie all the tp-link bulbs and plugs into my home automation so I decided to do something about it. I wrote a perl module that I threw on my pi3 which does the socket communication directly to the devices; no TP-link middleman. Then there is a cgi script so you can make web requests from any home automation device or webpage you want.

This code currently works with the LB100 and LB130 bulbs as well as the HS100 switch

Based on and many thanks to:
softScheck
GadgetReactor

##Install

• Place the contents of the lib dir in your perl lib location. For instance mine is /usr/local/share/perl/5.20.2. I included JSON because I had to install it. If you already have it just ignore it.
• Place the perl script in a cgi dir that is set up to run perl scripts

##Usage Call the script with a command name, ip address of your device, and any relevent data for setters.
Commands that return multiple data points do so as one key:value per line ###Example 1
http://mywebserver.com/tplinkrelay.pl?cmd=identify&ip=192.168.1.165
returns
alias:Upstairs Lamp model:HS110(US)

###Example 2 http://mywebserver.com/tplinkrelay.pl?cmd=set_plug_state&ip=192.168.1.165&state=0 Turns the plug off and should return new state(doesn't... bug)

##Available commands All commands require the ip to be sent unless noted. Anything else is required is a subitem.

• identify
• list_devices returns newline separated ip,alias pairs that were discovered
• set_alias returns new alias
• alias
• get_emeter_realtime
• get_emeter_daily
• get_emeter_monthly
• erase_emeter_stats
• get_bulb_sysinfo
• set_bulb_state Returns 1 for on, 0 for off
• status
• get_bulb_state Returns multiple items
• set_white_temp
• temp (in K i.e. 3000K)
• get_color_temp returns temp in K
• get_hsv Returns hue(0-255), saturation(0-100), and value(0-100)
• set_hsv Returns the new setpoints
• hue
• sat
• val
• set_bulb_red Turns the bulb red at full brightness
• set_bulb_green Turns the bulb green at full brightness
• set_bulb_blue Turns the bulb blue at full brightness
• set_brightness Returns new brightness
• brightness
• get_brightness Returns brightness(0-100)
• get_plug_sysinfo Returns all plug info
• set_plug_state
• state (1 for on, 0 for off)
• set_state_by_name no ip needed. returns -1 if name not found
• name
• plug_is_off Returns 1 for true, 0 for false
• plug_is_on Returns 0 for true, 1 for false
• turn_plug_on Returns 1 for new status
• turn_plug_off Returns 0 for new status
• plug_has_emeter Returns 1 for true, 0 for false
• get_plug_led Returns 1 for on, 0 for off
• set_plug_led Returns 1/0 for new status
• status
• plug_on_since Returns datetime i.e. 2017-02-12T03:01:22

##TODO *Add discovery *Use discovery to allow commands by device name instead of ip *error checking and response(-1?)