This is a command line utility to control Energenie's programmable power strips EG-PM2-LAN, EG-PMS2-LAN, and EG-PMS2-WLAN.
It supports both EnerGenie's native protocol, as well as its HTTP protocol.
The power strips are totally awesome, but the management software is crap.
More importantly, there is no command line tool that runs under Linux.
There is a command line tool that also runs under Linux (egctl), but it
makes you write a config file first, which is ... um ... suboptimal. This
program fixes this.
go build
Usage: energenie [flags] command [args]
| Flag | Meaning |
|---|---|
--address |
The EnerGenie's network address. Default is 192.168.3.200 |
--port |
The port to talk to if using the native protocol. Default is 5000 |
--password |
The password used to log in. Default is "1" |
--protocol |
The protocol to use, either 'native' or 'http'. Default is 'native' |
| Command | Meaning |
|---|---|
status [<socket-spec>] |
Print the sockets' status. |
on <socket-spec> |
Turn sockets on that match <socket-spec>. |
off <socket-spec> |
Turn sockets off that match <socket-spec>. |
<socket-spec> is a comma-separated list of socket numbers, ranges, or 'all'
as a short cut for '1-4'.
Example: "1,2-3" specifies sockets 1, 2, and 3.