Ezlo REST API Documentation etc?

[cw-kid]

@thomasoates

I just tried that Python script again and it worked for me. I was given a token back. I ran the Python script on a Linux Debian box that was on the same LAN as my Ezlo Plus controller.

I have hidden some sensitive information obviously.

This is the command I ran and I added my controllers serial number my Vera account username and password etc.

python3 Ezlo_create_curl_config.py EzloIP EzloSerial userID pwd

See here for the original thread I think:

Python Script for Ezlo FW HTTP API Curl commands

Hi @cw-kid, What I could fabricate is a python script that will generate a curl config file so you can use curl commands. See attached.Ezlo_create_curl_config.zip (2.2 KB) Run the script as follows: python3 Ezlo_create_curl_config.py EzloIP EzloSerial userID pwd This should create out put like this: -H “Authorization: Basic MTA4ZDFmMTAtY…y1kMzNkMjRiYzQ2MmU=” –insecure –http1.1 If it does put those lines in a file for example ezlo_curl_auth Then you can send commands as in the docume…

You might also want to take a look at these 3rd party tools “Ezlo Hub Kit”. I have never used them however.

Ezlo REST API Documentation etc?

@mr007 - Yes, it is tribal knowledge. If you are familiar with javascript, I also implemented the authentication scheme in Ezlo-Hub-Kit. There are two authentication resolvers, a file resolver and the EzloCloudResolver - the latter is the one you will want to read through as a reference.

@oleh Is there no official Ezlo information about how to use the Ezlo controllers HTTP(s) Server API but remotely on the WAN when you are not local to the Ezlo controller ???

EDIT: Just noticed it was also asking for the controllers IP with “EzloIP” I didn’t change that part of the command or enter the IP and it still worked and returned a token. I just ran the command again now replacing “EzloIP” with the LAN IP of the controller and it still works and retuned a token.