A simple library to interact with TP-Link cloud devices. (Currently supports Tapo P105)
Install using npm:
npm i @hzabala/tplinkcloud-api-client
Create a P105
instance and provide required credentials.
Perform a handshake and login before executing an action, any subsequent actions are automatically authenticated.
import { P105 } from '@hzabala/tplinkcloud-api-client'
const device = new P105('192.168.1.14', '[email protected]', 'password')
await device.handshake()
await device.login()
await device.toggle(true) // turn on the device
await device.toggle(false) // turn off the device
The username
and password
are your tplink account credentials used here: TP-Link Tapo
The ip
is the local ip address of the device you want to access.
Use getLocalDevices
to list all the devices connected to your tplink account that's available in your local network. (filtered by device mac address)
import { getLocalDevices, getToken } from "@hzabala/tplinkcloud-api-client"
const token = await getToken('[email protected]', 'password')
const localDevices = await getLocalDevices(token)
console.log(localDevices)
In this example, if you have a 3rd P105 plug that is connected to another local network then it will not be listed.
[
{
deviceType: 'SMART.TAPOPLUG',
role: 0,
fwVer: '1.3.2 Build 20210122 Rel. 57063',
appServerUrl: 'https://aps1-wap.tplinkcloud.com',
deviceRegion: 'ap-southeast-1',
deviceId: '*redacted*',
deviceName: 'P105',
deviceHwVer: '1.0.0',
alias: 'Bedroom 1',
deviceMac: '*redacted*',
oemId: '*redacted*',
deviceModel: 'P105',
hwId: '*redacted*',
fwId: '*redacted*',
isSameRegion: true,
status: 0
},
{
deviceType: 'SMART.TAPOPLUG',
role: 0,
fwVer: '1.3.2 Build 20210122 Rel. 57063',
appServerUrl: 'https://aps1-wap.tplinkcloud.com',
deviceRegion: 'ap-southeast-1',
deviceId: '*redacted*',
deviceName: 'P105',
deviceHwVer: '1.0.0',
alias: 'Bedroom 2',
deviceMac: '*redacted*',
oemId: '*redacted*',
deviceModel: 'P105',
hwId: '*redacted*',
fwId: '*redacted*',
isSameRegion: true,
status: 0
}
Alternatively, you can use arp
to lookup devices in your local network and manually filter them by name. (in this case, you only need tapo_smartplug
)
foo@bar:~$ arp -a
iphone (192.168.1.7) at *redacted* on en0 ifscope [ethernet]
mbp (192.168.1.8) at *redacted* on en0 ifscope [ethernet]
tapo_smartplug (192.168.1.12) at *redacted* on en0 ifscope [ethernet]
tapo_smartplug (192.168.1.14) at *redacted* on en0 ifscope [ethernet]
Pull requests are welcome. Please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Inspired by:
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