Inject your mitmproxy certificate into the APK. Get from or any other place you like and download into this directory. People who try a fresh install, please edit for other packages that are required.Ĭopy “C:\Users\YOUR_USER_NAME.mitmproxy\mitmproxy-ca-cert.pem” to this directory on your desktopĭownload whatever Android app you want to play with. May need to sudo apt install openjdk-11-jdk nodejs and a few other things to allow the install to work. Type mitmproxy.exe so it sets everything up. type “ wsl” (no quotes) in the address bar and it will start a shell in this directory Please edit this post to improve the directions.
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I assume if you use linux, you can figure out how to modify directions. You could use a real android device, but this tutorial uses the official android emulator. Many manufacturers do not publish their API, but you can figure it out by inspecting traffic from their android app. This guide covers how to figure out a cloud API. It is always best to have local control over the device, but if you have some random WiFi device and it has an iOS or Android App, it probably has a cloud API. Except for the AwesomeLight integration, I have not found many basic examples to learn from. Maybe an integration developer could add a tutorial to build a simple integration (the much harder step IMHO). I am not expert, I learned trying to make an integration.
It takes a few hours of learning, but if you are smart enough to run homeassistant, you can definitely do it! First, you learn how to control the device and second you make a homeassistant integration. It can be a lot of fun to add your own device and give back to the community. I see many people asking to add some random device to homeassistant.
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