@adrianmmiller 

sadly  nothing official has been publicly released, check topic here for some third party API documentation. 

API's

  @adrianmmiller 

I totally agree that having access to the API would be really helpful.

Until this month, I have been using code that I wrote using the information gleaned from projects on Github to be able to retrieve the historic energy data from my P110.  Sadly the September 2022 firmware update has altered the energy usage retrieval so you now only get the current values and none of the historic values.

I expect that someone will eventually hack this again and make it available on Github, but if TP-Link would publish the API it would make life so much easier!

Can we PLEASE have local API access at least TP-Link?

This is really becoming a real PAIN, id like to have a way to monitor live on my PC, because i am not umbilically attached to my smart phone

What would be especially useful for me would be the ability to have it live monitored on my Streamdeck, like you know, all the other hardware i own....

Maybe we just sponser some hackers to unlock the firmwares + api, you know open the source ;)

Tyeth wrote

Maybe we just sponser some hackers to unlock the firmwares + api, you know open the source ;)

  @Tyeth 

Its insane that i finally can access the (basic) energy data, like days usage, days runtime and current watts, via python, which is not entirely useful as guess what the Streamdeck, where id love to have available on a button for status doesnt allow you to interface with...python

I guess i could use the python output in a dynamically created web page and then pull that data via a JSON request

Or you know, TPLink could just let registered users who paid them for their devices to have API access to their OWN data!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If TPLinkcan access to our data, then WHY CANT WE

Maybe we need a class action because at least in my country, denying access to a users own data is illegal