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tibber-pulse-connector

A node/browser wrapper for the Tibber Pulse websocket API.

• Breaking change in 2.0.0: Options is now an object.
• Breaking change in 3.0.0: onData now required, exported class renamed (capitalized).

3.0.0 Changelog:

• Added phase voltage and phase current data.
• Internal changes

Parameters:

• token: Required, from the Tibber API
• homeId: Required, from the Tibber API. Either a string or an array of strings.
• onData: Required. On data received. Is called with two variables - (data, homeId)
• onError: Returns any errors from the subscription. Is called with two variables - (data, homeId)

Methods:

• start: Initiates the subscription. Nothing happens until you invoke this.

Example:

const tibber = require('tibber-pulse-connector');
 
// Test tokens
const token = `d1007ead2dc84a2b82f0de19451c5fb22112f7ae11d19bf2bedb224a003ff74a`;
const homeId = `68e6938b-91a6-4199-a0d4-f24c22be87bb`;
 
const connector = new tibber({token, homeId, onData: (data, homeId) => { console.log(data, homeId) }});
connector.start();

Multiple home IDs as an array of strings

const tibber = require('tibber-pulse-connector');
 
// Test tokens
const token = `d1007ead2dc84a2b82f0de19451c5fb22112f7ae11d19bf2bedb224a003ff74a`;
const homeIds = [`68e6938b-91a6-4199-a0d4-f24c22be87bb`, `68e6938b-91a6-4199-a0d4-f24c22be87bb`];
 
const connector = new tibber({token, homeId: homeIds, onData: (data, homeId) => { console.log(data, homeId) }});
connector.start();

Node, with custom WS implementation:

const tibber = require('tibber-pulse-connector');
const ws = require('ws'); // Remember to add this dependency, doh
 
// Test tokens
const token = `d1007ead2dc84a2b82f0de19451c5fb22112f7ae11d19bf2bedb224a003ff74a`;
const homeId = `68e6938b-91a6-4199-a0d4-f24c22be87bb`;
 
const connector = new tibber({token, homeId, ws, onData: (data, homeId) => { console.log(data, homeId) }});
connector.start();