Port code from the HA integration

[kristofferR]

I'm not sure if you're aware, but the implementation of the Roborock API that @rovo89 managed to create has been utilized for a Home Assistant integration that has progressed quite far already.

I'm sure the code there could help you to develop this adapter:
https://github.com/humbertogontijo/homeassistant-roborock

[rovo89]

I wasn't aware of it, but it's great to see that it's more than a proof of concept now. 😊

From a software architecture and reusability point of view, I think it would make sense to package the low level API (basically the code from the Gist) into an npm package, and maybe even have another package with a higher-level API. Problem: I haven't done anything with Node.js/npm before, so I have to research how to do that 😂

I thought maybe something could be extracted back from HA, but it's Python. Same thoughts there, but I'd concentrate on Node.js first.

[kristofferR]

I wasn't aware of it, but it's great to see that it's more than a proof of concept now. 😊

From a software architecture and reusability point of view, I think it would make sense to package the low level API (basically the code from the Gist) into an npm package, and maybe even have another package with a higher-level API. Problem: I haven't done anything with Node.js/npm before, so I have to research how to do that 😂

I thought maybe something could be extracted back from HA, but it's Python. Same thoughts there, but I'd concentrate on Node.js first.

I think the python code will be useful to understand the API calls/usage, especially the complicated ones for the map gathering/rendering.

Thanks so much for the API decompilation BTW, glad to see that you're aware of how excited so many people are about it. Not being forced to use the Xiaomi Home app anymore is a revolution for so many people.

If you're looking for your next decompilation challenge, the front video camera would be a good candidate:
humbertogontijo/homeassistant-roborock#9