Python library for GARDENA smart local API

Enables controlling and monitoring GARDENA smart devices in the local network, without going through the cloud.

Supported Devices

Device	Article Number	Model (EAN suffix)
smart Sensor	19030-20	18845
smart Sensor II	19040-20	19040
smart Water Control	19031-20	18869
smart Water Control	19033-20	2812
smart Dual Water Control	19034-20	2814
smart Pipeline Water Control	19050-20	2826
smart Irrigation Control	19032-20	31653
smart Irrigation Control	19035-20	469
smart Power Adapter	19095-20	35279
smart SILENO	19060-20, 19060-60	6146
smart SILENO+	19061-20, 19061-60, 19064-60, 19065-60	6146
smart SILENO city	19066-20, 19069-20	29694
smart SILENO life	19113-20, 19114-20, 19115-20	29694
smart SILENO city (with LONA)	19602-66, 19603-60, 19605-60	53988
smart SILENO life (with LONA)	19701-60, 19702-60, 19703-66, 19704-60	53988

Installation

pip install gardena-smart-local-api

Using the Library

Have a look at our example code.

You can run the examples from within the repository as follows:

uv sync --group examples
uv run gardena_smart_local_api/examples/irrigation.py --help

Contributing

Commits

Try to keep commits reviewable, i.e. they should only contain one logical change and generally not be too big.

As we use rebase to integrate pull requests, clean commits matter. Use commands like git commit --amend, git commit --fixup ... and git rebase --interactive ... to rework your commits. Should this be too advanced for you, just push temporary commits and when review is done, run e.g.:

git fetch
git rebase origin/main
git reset origin/main
git commit --all
git push --force-with-lease

For the commit message(s), follow these guidelines. If you are unsure how to formulate your commit messages, look at git log for inspiration.

Linting

uv sync --all-groups
uv run ruff check
uv run ruff format --check
uv run ty check

Running Tests

uv sync --group test
uv run python -m pytest