# pydomotic
[](https://badge.fury.io/py/pydomotic)
A Python library for home automation execution, enabling seamless control and
management of your IoT devices.
_"Domotics": The automatic control of home appliances by electronic systems.
Contraction of domestic robotics, from the Latin domus ("home"), and robotics._
## Getting Started
1. Install `pydomotic` in your environment.
```bash
$ pip install pydomotic
```
1. Create your `pydomotic.yml` configuration file where you will define your
devices and automations.
```yaml
# pydomotic.yml
devices:
fan:
description: fan switch
provider: noop
id: '012'
thermometer:
description: temperature sensor
provider: noop
id: '345'
automations:
fan:
enabled: true
components:
- if:
thermometer:
temp: '>75'
then:
turn-on: fan
else:
turn-off: fan
```
1. Running the following will check each trigger and execute any actions.
```bash
$ python -m pydomotic
```
Note that each configured provider will require separate installation of its specific dependencies. For installing these dependencies and full configuration documentation, see [CONFIGURATION.md](https://github.com/purple4reina/pydomotic/blob/main/docs/CONFIGURATION.md)
For more details on deployment options, see [DEPLOYING.md](https://github.com/purple4reina/pydomotic/blob/main/docs/DEPLOYING.md)
## Glossary
**trigger:** A small piece of code which evaluates to either true or false.
Usually it calls on devices or 3rd party APIs to make this determination.
**action:** A small piece of code which is run when a trigger fires. Usually
this is managing device state like turning a lightbulb on or off. When
configured, it can be designated as a "then" action or an "else" action.
**provider:** The third party which owns the API for a set of devices. The
manufacturer of a device will usually provide this API.
**device:** Any IoT device which can be controled with a 3rd party API managed
by a provider.
**sensor:** A device or 3rd party API which senses information about the
physical world around it. For example, a smart lightbulb or REST based current
weather API.
**component:** A grouping of triggers and actions. When all triggers evaluate
to true, its "then" actions will be run. When any trigger evaluates to false,
its "else" actions will be run.
**handler:** The code used to run a set of components. This is the main
entrypoint to the `pydomotic` system.
**parser:** The code used to read the configuration yaml and transform it into
a list of components.
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