EZPlug for Home Assistant

This custom integration allows you to detect and control your EZVIZ Smart Plugs. The built-in EZVIZ integration for Home Assistant does not supprt smart plugs, so I decided to make my own integration.

Testted with: T30 plug

Notes:

• Turning the plugs on/off is quick
• Updating plug on/off state takes a while (minute or two) - I could make this faster, but since it's using a cloud API, you can't just spam it every X seconds
• Internet access required

⚠️You should not consider this integration stable. It's just something that I quickly put together, so don't expect it to be good, stable or fast

⚠️This integration uses the EZVIZ Cloud API, so it will not work offline!

Setup

1. Clone this repo into your Home Assistant's config/custom_components directory (git clone br0kenpixel/homeassistant-ezplug). If you don't have a custom_components directory, create it. Make sure you put the files in an ezplug directory. Don't put the files directly into the custom_components directory. (See directory structure below)
2. Add the following to your Home Assistant configuration file:

switch:
  - platform: ezplug
    email: "your_ezviz_account@email.com"
    password: "your_password"
    id: "ezplug"

3. Restart your Home Assistant instance. Your EZVIZ Smart Plugs should show up in Home Assistant.

Issues?

Make sure you put everything in the right directory.

your_home_assistant_config_dir
├── configuration.yaml
├── custom_components
│   └── ezplug
│       ├── __init__.py
│       ├── manifest.json
│       └── switch.py
├── ...