Hi,
I would like to let you know we are at the status the library is functional and can be tested, still some work and a lot of testing to do.
Do check it out and test it if you are interested!
Feel free to leave an issue on Git if you run into an issue!
Regards,
Jeroen
Would love to test it, however could you write some basic information how pairing and setting it up initially works into the readme? Last time I checked, the code it was not straight forward what steps need to be taken to initially get it working.
Hi Peter,
I have quickly added the most basic info hope this helps you getting started.
More will follow soon.
Let me know if you run into issues.
Regards,
Jeroen
Thank you very much, I’ll try to give it a go this week. I have already some esp32 flying around.
Do you plan to turn this into a library that can be pulled into projects via platformio at some point?
And do you have some experience about reliability? I am currently using GitHub - dauden1184/RaspiNukiBridge: Simple Nuki Bridge implementation using asyncio which works well and can easily integrate into Homeassistant but it is not super reliable (might just stop working or fail to execute some actions).
It already is, just add:
lib_deps = https://github.com/I-Connect/NukiBleEsp32
to platformio.ini
No not yet, I am testing at the moment, seems quit stable.
Commands can fail due to the lock being busy or maybe a not very stable BLE connection (due to distance or other devices using the same frequency) Almost all methods return the result so you can/should catch and retry if one fails.
Wonderful library Jeroen, works for my nuki 4 and esp32 wroover just fine. I’m using Arduino IDE and just zip/downloaded library and included in the sketch that way (and manually added GitHub - I-Connect/BleScanner: Generic BleScanner for use by Nuki and EnOcean implementations because arduino ide refused that one).
Pairing, locking, etc working well; one thing I’m not sure about is why the newly paired device doesn’t show up in the Nuki APP but I guess that’s not a library thing - would that lib be able to list all paired devices or any one else have a clue how to get that list?
thx 
Not sure what you exactly mean but the app and the esp32 work in parallel, they do not exchange info to each other, only to the lock
Thanks for the prompt reply. Just wanted to be able via BLE to get a list of all paired devices. Think found it now!
Nuki::CmdResult cmdResult = nukiLock.retrieveAuthorizationEntries(0, 5);
seems to be doing what I need.
Many thanks