A simple interface to receiving updates from a Traeger WiFire grill.
Not being on PyPI yet, you can still install via Pip:
pip install 'traeger@git+https://github.com/kgutwin/traeger'In your own Python script:
import traeger
username = '[email protected]'
password = 'yourPassword'
client = traeger.traeger(username, password)
for status in client.grill_status_subscription():
print('Grill temp:', status['status']['grill'])
print('Probe temp:', status['status']['probe'])
print('Pellet level:', status['status']['pellet_level'])The status dictionary currently shows a substantial amount of information:
{
"thingName": "ABCD1234",
"jobs": [],
"status": {
"pellet_level": 0,
"real_time": 0,
"time": 1679058733,
"errors": 0,
"sys_timer_start": 0,
"cook_id": "ABCD1234161679051328",
"probe": 116,
"server_status": 1,
"units": 1,
"grill": 212,
"probe_set": 205,
"current_step": 0,
"system_status": 6,
"sys_timer_end": 0,
"set": 215,
"in_custom": 0,
"smoke": 0,
"cook_timer_complete": 0,
"current_cycle": 0,
"probe_alarm_fired": 0,
"ambient": 71,
"probe_con": 1,
"sys_timer_complete": 1,
"cook_timer_start": 0,
"cook_timer_end": 0,
"keepwarm": 0,
"connected": true,
"acc": [
{
"uuid": "p0",
"channel": "p0",
"type": "probe",
"con": 1,
"probe": {
"get_temp": 116,
"set_temp": 205,
"alarm_fired": 0
}
}
]
},
"features": {
"pellet_sensor_enabled": 1,
"pellet_sensor_connected": 0,
"open_loop_mode_enabled": 0,
"cold_smoke_enabled": 0,
"grill_mode_enabled": 0,
"time": 1679051228,
"super_smoke_enabled": 0
},
"limits": {
"max_grill_temp": 500
},
"settings": {
"rssi": -42,
"units": 1,
"time": 1679051228,
"config_version": "10.003",
"feature": 0,
"speaker": 1,
"device_type_id": 2110,
"language": 0,
"fw_version": "02.02.01",
"ssid": "ABCD1234",
"fw_build_num": "20201204.120225"
},
"usage": {
"auger": 569844,
"grill_clean_countdown": 3962,
"time": 1679058400,
"error_stats": {
"bad_thermocouple": 0,
"ignite_fail": 0,
"auger_ovrcur": 0,
"overheat": 0,
"lowtemp": 1,
"auger_disco": 0,
"low_ambient": 0,
"fan_disco": 0,
"ign_disco": 0
},
"fan": 905030,
"runtime": 909155,
"hotrod": 51495,
"grease_trap_clean_countdown": 0,
"cook_cycles": 126
},
"custom_cook": {
"cook_cycles": [
{
"cycle_name": "Chicken Challenge",
"populated": 1,
"num_steps": 1,
"units": 1,
"slot_num": 0,
"steps": [
{
"probe_set_temp": 170,
"time_set": 0,
"keepwarm": 0,
"smoke": 0,
"step_num": 1,
"set_temp": 425,
"use_timer": 0
}
]
},
{
"cycle_name": "Beginner's Brisket",
"populated": 1,
"num_steps": 2,
"units": 1,
"slot_num": 1,
"steps": [
{
"probe_set_temp": 0,
"time_set": 12600,
"keepwarm": 0,
"smoke": 0,
"step_num": 1,
"set_temp": 165,
"use_timer": 1
},
{
"probe_set_temp": 190,
"time_set": 0,
"keepwarm": 0,
"smoke": 0,
"step_num": 2,
"set_temp": 225,
"use_timer": 0
}
]
},
{
"slot_num": 2,
"populated": 0
},
{
"slot_num": 3,
"populated": 0
},
{
"slot_num": 4,
"populated": 0
}
]
},
"stateIndex": 49362,
"schemaVersion": "1.0",
"details": {
"thingName": "ABCD1234",
"userId": "a4fcd574-ed56-4eb3-bdbc-ba52ee08e4e5",
"lastConnectedOn": 1679012255,
"thingNameLower": "abcd1234",
"friendlyName": "Grill",
"lat": 20.12345
"long": -70.12345,
"deviceType": "2110"
}
}
From the original author's notes:
I wish traeger would just have an open API, this might break at any time though I think using a lot of AWS' IOT tools might limit that risk. I reversed the traffic from the android app mainly and also looked at the AWS IOT docs to figure out the usage. I couldn't find the 'shadow' data in AWS for a one time lookup so I'm subscribing and waiting for data which is pretty lame. I haven't had time to make it better recently so I'm going to share this for now.
The traeger2graphite script is what I'm currently using to get a graph of my smoker data and is a simple example too. Needs a simple ~/.traeger config file with the contents:
{"username": "<your email>", "password": "<your password", "graphite_port": "2003", "graphite_host": "graphite.local"}