Philips Android TV

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Hi

I have a Phillip Android TV and want ST to turn it off when I leave my home. Currently I’m able to turn it off with this python script. The script uses JSON to access TV. How do I make ST to use the JSON call.

Notice that I’m a newbie in this.

Here is the source code of the script.

[details=Summary]from base64 import b64encode,b64decode
from datetime import datetime
import json
import sys
import requests
import random
import string
from Crypto.Hash import SHA, HMAC
from requests.auth import HTTPDigestAuth
import argparse

Key used for generated the HMAC signature

secret_key=“ZmVay1EQVFOaZhwQ4Kv81ypLAZNczV9sG4KkseXWn1NEk6cXmPKO/MCa9sryslvLCFMnNe4Z4CPXzToowvhHvA==”

def createDeviceId():
return ‘’.join(random.SystemRandom().choice(string.ascii_uppercase + string.digits + string.ascii_lowercase) for _ in range(16))

def create_signature(secret_key, to_sign):
sign = HMAC.new(secret_key, to_sign, SHA)
return b64encode(sign.hexdigest())

def getDeviceSpecJson(config):
device_spec = { “device_name” : “heliotrope”, “device_os” : “Android”, “app_name” : “ApplicationName”, “type” : “native” }
device_spec[‘app_id’] = config[‘application_id’]
device_spec[‘id’] = config[‘device_id’]
return device_spec

def pair(config):
config[‘application_id’] = "app.id"
config[‘device_id’] = createDeviceId()
data = { ‘scope’ : [ “read”, “write”, “control”] }
data[‘device’] = getDeviceSpecJson(config)
print(“Starting pairing request”)
r = requests.post(“https://” + config[‘address’] + “:1926/6/pair/request”, json=data, verify=False)
response = r.json()
auth_Timestamp = response[“timestamp”]
config[‘auth_key’] = response[“auth_key”]
auth_Timeout = response[“timeout”]

pin = input("Enter onscreen passcode: ")

auth = { "auth_AppId" : "1" }
auth ['pin'] = str(pin)
auth['auth_timestamp'] = auth_Timestamp
auth['auth_signature'] = create_signature(b64decode(secret_key), str(auth_Timestamp) + str(pin))

grant_request = {}
grant_request['auth'] = auth
grant_request['device']  = getDeviceSpecJson(config)

print("Attempting to pair")
r = requests.post("https://" + config['address'] +":1926/6/pair/grant", json=grant_request, verify=False,auth=HTTPDigestAuth(config['device_id'], config['auth_key']))
print(r.json())
print("Username for subsequent calls is: " + config['device_id'])
print("Password for subsequent calls is: " + config['auth_key'])

def get_command(config):
r = requests.get(“https://” + config[‘address’] + “:1926/” + config[‘path’], verify=False,auth=HTTPDigestAuth(config[‘device_id’], config[‘auth_key’]))
print®
print(r.url)
print(r.text)
print(r.json())

def post_command(config):
r = requests.post(“https://” + config[‘address’] + “:1926/” + config[‘path’], json=config[‘body’], verify=False,auth=HTTPDigestAuth(config[‘device_id’], config[‘auth_key’]))
print®

def main():
config={}
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=‘Control a HuaFan WifiSwitch.’)
parser.add_argument("–host", dest=‘host’, help=“Host/address of the TV”)
parser.add_argument("–user", dest=‘user’, help=“Username”)
parser.add_argument("–pass", dest=‘password’, help=“Password”)
parser.add_argument(“command”, help=“Command to run (pair/get_volume/get/standby)”)

args = parser.parse_args()

config['address'] = args.host

if args.command == "pair":
    pair(config)

config['device_id'] = args.user
config['auth_key'] = args.password

if args.command == "get_volume":
    config['path'] = "6/audio/volume"
    get_command(config)

if args.command == "get":
    # All working commands
    config['path'] = "6/channeldb/tv"
    config['path'] = "6/applications"
    config['path'] = "6/ambilight/mode"
    config['path'] = "6/ambilight/topology"
    config['path'] = "6/recordings/list"
    config['path'] = "6/powerstate"
    config['path'] = "6/ambilight/currentconfiguration"
    config['path'] = "6/channeldb/tv/channelLists/all"
    config['path'] = "6/system/epgsource"
    config['path'] = "6/system"
    config['path'] = "6/system/storage"
    config['path'] = "6/system/timestamp"
    config['path'] = "6/menuitems/settings/structure"
    config['path'] = "6/ambilight/cached"
  
    get_command(config)

if args.command == "standby":
    config['path'] = "6/input/key"
    config['body'] = { "key" : "Standby" }
    post_command(config)

main()
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2

Pretty sure SmartThings can’t do https locally. If you have a Mac around you can use HAM Bridge to run the python script, and trigger it from SmartThings.