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Communication

Established WS connection - basic package types & structure.

Address

Open web sockets connection and authenticate with the JWT to address

wss://<HOST>:6113/shelly/wss/hk_sock?t=<JWT>

The integrator learns the hosts it need to connect via User consent/Permissions Grant process from the host parameter provided to Integrator callback url.

The <JWT> token is obtained as explained at Getting Started

Events

Events that Shelly cloud sends.

Shelly:StatusOnChange

Device state change.

{
event: "Shelly:StatusOnChange", // EVENT_NAME
deviceId: string, // DEVICE_ID
status: object // DEVICE_SPECIFIC_STATUS_STRUCTURE
}

Shelly:Settings

Device settings change. Sent when a setting is changed in the device.

{
event: "Shelly:Settings", // EVENT_NAME
deviceId: string, // DEVICE_ID
settings: object // DEVICE_SPECIFIC_SETTINGS_STRUCTURE
}

Shelly:Online

Sent when device changes online state.

{
event: "Shelly:Online", // EVENT_NAME
deviceId: string, // DEVICE_ID
online: number // DEVICE_ONLINE_STATUS - 1 for online, 0 for offline
}

Commands

Command Request - Relay & Light

Request
{
event: "Shelly:CommandRequest", // EVENT_NAME
trid: number // TRANSACTION_ID
deviceId: string, // DEVICE_ID
data: {
cmd: string, // COMMAND_NAME "relay" | "light"
params: {
id: number, // DEVICE_CHANNEL
turn: string // COMMAND_ACTION "on" | "off" | "toggle"
}
}
}

Command Request - Roller

Request
{
event: "Shelly:CommandRequest", // EVENT_NAME
trid: number // TRANSACTION_ID
deviceId: string, // DEVICE_ID
data: {
cmd: string, // COMMAND_NAME "roller"
params: {
id: number, // DEVICE_CHANNEL
go: string // COMMAND_ACTION "stop" | "open" | "close"
}
}
}

Command Request - Roller to Position

This command only works if device is calibrated.

Request
{
event: "Shelly:CommandRequest", // EVENT_NAME
trid: number // TRANSACTION_ID
deviceId: string, // DEVICE_ID
data: {
cmd: string, // COMMAND_NAME "roller_to_pos"
params: {
id: number, // DEVICE_CHANNEL
pos: number // POSITION_IN_PERCENT
}
}
}

Command Response

Response
{
event: "Shelly:CommandResponse", // EVENT_NAME
trid: number, // TRANSACTION_ID
deviceId: string, // DEVICE_ID
user: number, // USER_ID device owner
data: {
isok: boolean; // SUCCESS_FLAG
res?: string; // MESSAGE optional
}
}

Actions

Device Verify. Verify that the device has a valid integration.

Request
{
event: "Integrator:ActionRequest", // EVENT_NAME
trid: number, // TRANSACTION_ID,
data: {
action: "DeviceVerify", // ACTION_NAME "DeviceVerify"
deviceId: string, // DEVICE_ID,
}
}
Response
{
event: "Integrator:ActionResponse", // EVENT_NAME
trid: number, // TRANSACTION_ID,
user: string, // INTEGRATOR_TAG
data: {
result: string, // STATUS "OK" | "UNAUTHORIZED" | "WRONG_API_PARAMETERS"
deviceId?: string, // DEVICE_ID optional (if provided in request)
deviceType?: string, // DEVICE_TYPE optional (if device is online)
deviceCode?: string, // DEVICE_CODE optional (if device is online)
deviceStatus?: {}, // DEVICE_STATUS optional (if device is online)
accessGroups?: string // ACCESS_GROUP optional (only on STATUS "OK", HEX string)
}
}

Value of result attribute means:

  • OK - This deviceId has integration enabled.
  • UNAUTHORIZED - This device in not authorized.
  • WRONG_API_PARAMETERS - Malformed request.

Key accessGroups:

Access given to the integrator for the specific device by the user. Consists of a HEX string value, represented by a single byte, giving us 8 possible groups for access represented by each bit of the byte. Currently there is only one - control that is indicated by the first bit turned ON.

So an accessGroups of 00 means only state changes are sent and no control is present, we refer to this as read-only. Then accessGroups of 01 means group "control" is also activated..

  • 00 (hex) -> 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (binary) - read-only
  • 01 (hex) -> 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 (binary) - active control-group