A module for reading and changing status of Verisure devices. Zero runtime
dependencies — requests are made with the platform's native fetch.
- Node.js 18 or later
This software is not affiliated with Verisure Holding AB and the developers take no legal responsibility for the functionality or security of your alarms and devices.
$ npm install verisure --saveconst Verisure = require('verisure');
const verisure = new Verisure('my@email.com', 'mysecretpassword');
verisure.getToken()
.then(() => verisure.getInstallations())
.then((installations) => installations[0].client({
operationName: 'Broadband',
query: `query Broadband($giid: String!) {
installation(giid: $giid) {
broadband {
testDate
isBroadbandConnected
__typename
}
__typename
}
}`,
}))
.then((broadband) => {
console.log('BROADBAND:', broadband);
})
.catch((error) => {
console.error(error);
});For users with MFA enabled, you need to invoke getToken twice. First without arguments, second with the one-time code.
const verisure = new Verisure(email, password);
await verisure.getToken();
console.log('One-time code sent.');
await verisure.getToken(code);
console.log(verisure.cookies);Once you retrieve the cookies, these can be used to make authenticated requests.
const verisure = new Verisure('my@email.com', null, [
'vid=myTopSecretToken',
'vs-access=myAccessToken',
'vs-refresh=myRefreshToken'
]);
const installations = await verisure.getInstallations();