Eufy S1 Pro Support

[mehtadone]

Great work on the progress.

Unfortunately, the S1 pro doesn't show after logging in and I believe it is a MQTT robot.

I'm pretty tech savy and happy to provide any info you may need or test any potential changes to make it work.

[jeppesens]

If you would start it with something like what is in the example file, what do you see there? @mehtadone

[mehtadone]

Sure @jeppesens

eufyLogin successful
Found 1 devices via Eufy Cloud
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\dev\homeassistant\clean\example.py", line 61, in <module>
    asyncio.run(setup())
  File "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10_3.10.3056.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\lib\asyncio\runners.py", line 44, in run
    return loop.run_until_complete(main)
  File "C:\Program Files\WindowsApps\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10_3.10.3056.0_x64__qbz5n2kfra8p0\lib\asyncio\base_events.py", line 649, in run_until_complete
    return future.result()
  File "C:\dev\homeassistant\clean\example.py", line 9, in setup
    await eufy_clean.init()
  File "C:\dev\homeassistant\clean\custom_components\robovac_mqtt\EufyClean.py", line 19, in init
    await self.eufyCleanApi.init()
  File "C:\dev\homeassistant\clean\custom_components\robovac_mqtt\controllers\Login.py", line 18, in init
    return await self.getDevices()
  File "C:\dev\homeassistant\clean\custom_components\robovac_mqtt\controllers\Login.py", line 42, in getDevices
    devices = await self.eufyApi.get_device_list()
  File "C:\dev\homeassistant\clean\custom_components\robovac_mqtt\EufyApi.py", line 94, in get_device_list
    device_array = [device['device'] for device in data['data']['devices']]
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable```

[mehtadone]

Maybe I was wrong and the S1 isn't a MQTT device. I added some extra logging and getting no devices returned from get_device_list: Device list full response: {'code': 0, 'msg': 'success!', 'data': {'devices': None}, 'trace_id': '9de20f78827ec7e4353312ad48bb491e'}

[thjont]

I'm seeing the same error for the X9 Pro aka. T2320. get_device_list shows the same output that @mehtadone shared above. get_cloud_device_list is returning a block of JSON. @jeppesens, happy to share the output of get_cloud_device_list in a DM as it's got some details about my wifi.

[mehtadone]

Here is an obfuscated version of the from get_cloud_device:

{'res_code': 1, 'message': '', 'devices': 
[{'id': '12345', 'sn': '', 'name': 'S1 Pro', 'alias_name': 'RoboVac', 'bluetooth': None, 'wifi': 
{'mac': '12345', 'wifi_ssid': '12345', 'lan_ip_addr': '12345'}, 
'product': {'id': '12345', 'name': 'S1 Pro', 'region': 
'[{"regions":["NA","EU2","EU1","KR","LATAM","ANZ","SEA","MEA","Other"],
"date":"2024-04-15 09:35:39"},{"regions":["JP"],"date":"2024-06-12 10:27:54"}]', 
'default_name': 'S1 Pro', 
'icon_url': 'https://d3pkbgk01oouhl.cloudfront.net/product/prod/1733804140433405_S1pro.jpeg', 
'category': 'Home', 'appliance': 'Cleaning', 'connect_type': 2, 
'description': 'T2080A eufy RoboVac S1 Pro, connected via EufyHome', 'product_code': 'T2080A', 
'wifi_ssid_prefix': 'eufy Clean S1 Pro', 'wifi_ssid_prefix_full': 'eufy Clean S1 Pro', 
'index': 1, 'create_time': 1713231474, 'update_time': 1733804142, 
'is_show': False, 'tuya_pid': '12345', 
'app_ble_ssid_prefix': 'eufy Clean S1 Pro-', 
'device_ble_ssid_prefix': '12345', 
'wifi_ssid_prefix_list': ['MACH-R1', 'SmartLife', 'eufy Clean S1 Pro'], 
'device_ble_ssid_prefix_list': ['MACH-R1', 'SmartLife', 'eufy Clean S1 Pro'], 'is_additional': False},
 'user_id': '12345', 'owner_info': None, 
 'home_id': '12345', 'home_name': '', 
 'room_id': '12345', 'room_name': '', 
 'connect_type': 2, 'grant_by': 0, 'software_version': '7.0.126', 'index': 0, 
 'device_key': '', 'create_time': 1717053924, 'update_time': 1717053924, 
 'hardware_version': '', 'scale_type': '', 'member_type': 2, 
 'user_center_user_id': '12345', 
 'is_not_work': False, 'local_code': '', 'needUpdate': False, 'setting': 
 {'id': '', 'device_id': '', 'is_default': True}, 'update_packages': [], 
 'update_version': {'mcu': '', 'wifi': '', 'ble': '', 'res': ''}, 
 'current_version': {'mcu': '', 'wifi': '', 'ble': '', 'res': ''}}], 'groups': []}

[jeppesens]

1. What are you getting from EufyApi.get_device_list?
2. And do you know if it works with mqtt in the original js code and not the other cloud connection ?

I want to know if there is mqtt credentials and if there is any devices found in EufyApi, you can use something like this, however, some data there should be obfuscated!

import asyncio
import random
import string

from custom_components.robovac_mqtt.EufyApi import EufyApi


async def start():
    username = 'username'
    password = 'pass'
    openudid = ''.join(random.choices(string.hexdigits, k=32))
    eufy_api = EufyApi(username, password, openudid)
    login_resp = await eufy_api.login()
    # check if there is any mqtt in login_resp
    devices = await eufy_api.get_device_list()
    # any devices in devices?


if __name__ == '__main__':
    import dotenv
    dotenv.load_dotenv()
    asyncio.run(start())

[mehtadone]

Hi @jeppesens, so the device only is shown using the cloud connection. Using the original js code, it only comes up using Eufy Cloud and Tuya cloud. IT does not come up using Eufy MQTT (For the S1 Pro)

[thjont]

I'm still seeing this api response with devices set to None in get_device_list(), this is before the response is split into device_array.

{'code': 0, 'msg': 'success!', 'data': {'devices': None}, 'trace_id': '9de20f78827ec7e4353312ad48bb491e'}

I haven't taken a look at the js version. will hopefully get time to check tonight.

[thjont]

Looks like X9 Pro is not MQTT.

EufyClean constructor
EufyClean init
eufyLogin successful
TuyaCloudApi { region: 'EU' }
TuyaCloudApi EU login successful
Found 1 devices via Eufy Cloud
Found 1 devices and 0 sharedDevices via Tuya Cloud
Found 0 devices via Eufy MQTT
[
  {
    deviceId: '<removed>',
    deviceModel: 'T2320',
    deviceName: '<removed>',
    deviceModelName: 'X9 Pro ACS',
    invalid: false,
    apiType: 'novel',
    mqtt: false,
    dps: {
      '150': '',
      '151': true,
      '152': 'AA==',
      '153': '<removed>',
      '154': '<removed>',
      '155': 'Brake',
      '156': true,
      '157': '<removed>',
      '158': 'Standard',
      '159': true,
      '160': false,
      '161': 80,
      '162': '<removed>',
      '163': 100,
      '164': '<removed>',
      '165': '<removed>',
      '166': '<removed>',
      '167': '<removed>',
      '168': '<removed>',
      '169': '<removed>',
      '170': '<removed>',
      '171': '<removed>',
      '173': '<removed>',
      '175': '',
      '176': '<removed>',
      '177': '<removed>',
      '178': '<removed>',
      '179': '<removed>'
    }
  }
]

[jeppesens]

I had no intention of replacing any other integration, however it seems like there might be a need for adding support for those cloud devices.

Since there seems to be an interest of supporting other devices, I might just code that as well. @mehtadone and @thjont, maybe I can share some code with you later to test?

[mehtadone]

I had no intention of replacing any other integration, however it seems like there might be a need for adding support for those cloud devices.

Since there seems to be an interest of supporting other devices, I might just code that as well. @mehtadone and @thjont, maybe I can share some code with you later to test?

Sure, happy to help!

[thjont]

I had no intention of replacing any other integration, however it seems like there might be a need for adding support for those cloud devices.

Since there seems to be an interest of supporting other devices, I might just code that as well. @mehtadone and @thjont, maybe I can share some code with you later to test?

Happy to help too!

[jeppesens]

There is some, but only some progress happening on branch feat-cloud-device for anyone that is interested. Right now an error signing with an RSA key, should be a very simple task, but so far I have not managed to figure how it works in nodejs.
If anyone is familiar with crypto in nodejs and Python I can share more details

[mehtadone]

@jeppesens I don't have experience but happy to try some things out if you need someone with a S1 pro. I am familiar with nodejs

Not sure if this helps, but I wrote a test script with: https://github.com/martijnpoppen/eufy-clean which logged in successfully and sent a command to my vac. This was the response I got:

Novel API detected
152 - control response { method: 'START_SCENE_CLEAN' }
setCleanParam - requestParams {
  cleanParam: {
    cleanType: { value: 1 },
    cleanExtent: { value: 1 },
    mopMode: { level: 2 },
    smartModeSw: {},
    cleanTimes: 1
  }
}
Sending command to device ID {
  action: 'tuya.m.device.dp.publish',
  deviceID: 'ID ',
  data: { '154': 'EgoQCgIdfgsgsgsoCCAEiAggCKgA==' }
}
Sending command to device ID {
  action: 'tuya.m.device.dp.publish',
  deviceID: 'ID ',
  data: { '152': 'AggM' }
}
Sending command to device ID {
  action: 'tuya.m.device.dp.publish',
  deviceID: 'ID ',
  data: { '152': 'BggYcgdfgszgI==' }
}```

[jeppesens]

The very simple code and operation that needs to be replicated in Python is found here

And I did my first trial, with some help of CoPilot here