Thanks for that info.
Do you think it is a doable undertaking to sift through the library to pick out just the components I need to simply query the running status of the furnace? Or am I better off learning to write the code myself? Reading through the documentation of the Ecobee API makes it look kind of daunting. I tried to simply copy the pyecobee library into the PICO W and it won't even fit in the available file space. I suppose that it can be compiled into .mpy to save space.
I went on Copilot in the Edge browser to ask how I can do this project and the python code it returned looks very straight forward using pyecobee. It made no mention that pyecobee does not support MicroPython, however. I just need to know when my furnace is running in heat mode so I can drive other devices in the house.
Do you think it is a doable undertaking to sift through the library to pick out just the components I need to simply query the running status of the furnace? Or am I better off learning to write the code myself? Reading through the documentation of the Ecobee API makes it look kind of daunting. I tried to simply copy the pyecobee library into the PICO W and it won't even fit in the available file space. I suppose that it can be compiled into .mpy to save space.
I went on Copilot in the Edge browser to ask how I can do this project and the python code it returned looks very straight forward using pyecobee. It made no mention that pyecobee does not support MicroPython, however. I just need to know when my furnace is running in heat mode so I can drive other devices in the house.
Statistics: Posted by nanowizz — Mon Dec 18, 2023 9:31 pm