Nefit Easy™ PHP HTTP client

A PHP client package written for robertklep/nefit-easy-http-server, which is meant to be running at the same machine, or at least in the same network.

If you not already did, please proceed to follow the instructions to install robertklep/nefit-easy-http-server.

Dependencies

This package needs a minimum version of PHP 7.2, php-curl and php-json. Except for, off course, a robertklep/nefit-easy-http-server installation, there are no 3rd party dependencies.

Installation

Add to your project

$ composer require wagter/php-nefit-easy-client

Basic usage

To read and write Wagter\NefitEasyClient\State\State objects from and to the Nefit Easy server you will need a Wagter\NefitEasyClient\StateManager\StateMangerInterface instance. The default StateMangerInterface implementation is Wagter\NefitEasyClient\StateManager\StateManger.

The StateManager class has two dependencies.

1. A Wagter\NefitEasyClient\Client\HttpClient instance to load the data from the nefit-easy-http-server installation.

2. A Wagter\NefitEasyClient\Normalizer\Normalizer instance to normalize and denormalize the requested objects.

Example

Let's say you want to adjust the manual room temperature to 19.5 degrees Celsius

use Wagter\NefitEasyClient\StateManager\StateManager;
use Wagter\NefitEasyClient\Client\CurlClient;
use Wagter\NefitEasyClient\Normalizer\MinMaxValueTemperatureStateNormalizer;
use Wagter\NefitEasyClient\State\HeatingCircuits\Hc1\TemperatureRoomManual;

$stateManager = new StateManager(
    new CurlClient( 'http://127.0.0.1:3000' ), // the default HttpClient implementation
    new MinMaxValueTemperatureStateNormalizer() // the Normalizer object
);

$tempRoomMan = $stateManager->read( TemperatureRoomManual::class );
$tempRoomMan->setValue( 19.5 );
$stateManager->write( $tempRoomMan );

Run the test

Follow these steps to run the included test

Download and install the package

$ git clone git@github.com:jrswgtr/php-nefit-easy-client.git
$ cd php-nefit-easy-client
$ composer install

Start PHP's built-in web server

$ php -S localhost:8000

Run the test

Visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/test.php in your browser.