Smart Scenes

Smart scenes include two types: tap-to-run and automation.

• Tap-to-run: Users can add actions to a tap-to-run scene. Later, they can tap the scene to run it when needed.
• Automation: Users can set specific conditions to run a smart scene. When the conditions are met, the specified action is automatically triggered.

Features

The SDK supports users’ smart life requirements. For example, set weather conditions or device status as triggers for a specific smart scene. When any triggers occur, one or more linked devices will run predefined tasks.

Scene management	Description
ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance()	Manage conditions, tasks, devices, scenes, and logs, and implement smart scenes.

Before you make API requests for smart scenes, learn about scene conditions and scene tasks.

Scene conditions

The SceneCondition class is used to manage scene conditions. The SDK supports the following conditions:

• Weather conditions: Temperature, humidity, weather, PM2.5, air quality, sunrise, and sunset. Users can select the current city when they set weather conditions.
• Device conditions: Users can predefine a device condition in a specific smart scene. When this condition is met, the task in the specified smart scene will be triggered. The same device cannot be used as a condition and a task at the same time. Otherwise, operation conflicts might occur.
• Schedule: An action can be scheduled to run at a specific time.

The following table lists the properties of SceneCondition.

Field	Type	Description
defaultIconUrl	String	The default icon of the condition.
id	String	The condition ID.
entitySubIds	String	The identifiers of the conditions other than devices. Example: Temperature: temp Humidity: humidity Weather condition: condition PM2.5: pm25 Air quality index: aqi Sunrise and sunset: sunsetrise Wind speed: windSpeed
entityType	Int	The condition type. Example: Tap-to-run: 99 Device: 1 When home members come home: 11 When location changes: 10 Schedule: 6
expr	List<Object>	The expression of the DP condition. Example: [["$temp","<",-40]]
iconUrl	String	The icon of the condition.
entityName	String	The condition name.
entityNameV2	String	Condition name, which supports the sunrise and sunset functions of the v2.0-scene timing module; Content format: City name
condType	Integer	The rules of matching conditions. Example: 1: Match against expressions 2: Simple match Note: This field is intended for raw type of data. The value of condType is 2 for this type of data.
exprDisplay	String	The name of the subtitle. Example: "Temperature: less than -40°F".
entityId	String	The device ID. This field works for device conditions.
productId	String	The product ID. This field works for device conditions.
productPic	String	The product image. This field works for device conditions.
devDelMark	boolean	Indicates whether a device is removed. This field works for device conditions.
deleteDevIcon	String	The icon of the device displayed when it is removed. This field works for device conditions.
extraInfo	ConditionExtraInfo	The extension properties of the condition.

Fields of ConditionExtraInfo:

Field	Type	Description
tempUnit	String	The current temperature unit.
cityName	String	The city name.
delayTime	String	The preset value of the custom duration condition for infrared devices.
percent	Map<String,String>	The DP that acts as a condition and its value that ranges from 0% to 100%.
percent1	Map<String,String>	The DP that acts as a condition and its value that ranges from 1% to 100%.
members	String	The members of the smart lock that is specified as a condition.
timeWindow	long	The set value of the custom duration condition for infrared devices.
calType	String	The type of the custom duration condition for infrared devices.
maxSeconds	long	The maximum value of the custom duration condition for infrared devices.
center	Map<String,Double>	The central coordinates of the geofence.
radius	int	The radius of the geofence.
geotitle	String	The name of the geofence.
windSpeedUnit	String	The unit of wind speed.
originTempUnit	String	The original unit of temperature.
dpScale	int	The conversion factor between Celsius (°C) and Fahrenheit (°F).
kelvin	Map<String, Object>	DP value for kelvin mode; Format: DP ID as the key, and the value is the kelvin temperature. For example: {"86" : "6289k"}
time	String	Timing value for the timing condition, for example: "13:50"
repeatType	String	Timing condition repeat type in scene v2.0, see RepeatType below
regionCode	String	Country code for the timing condition in scene v2.0; Required when RepeatType is "legalHolidays", and only supports China (“CHN”) for the time being
timeZoneId	String	Time zone ID for the timing condition in scene v2.0, for example: "Asia/Shanghai"
cityId	String	City ID for the timing condition in scene v2.0, required for timing of the sunrise and sunset type
monthLoops	String	Configuration value for repeated months of the timing condition in scene v2.0, marked from left to right according to months 1-12; For example: "100001000001"
dayLoops	String	Configuration value for repeated days of the timing condition in scene v2.0, marked from left to right according to days 1-31, and the value content is converted to decimal for display; For example: "2147483647"
loops	String	Configuration value for weekly repetition of the timing condition in scene v2.0, marked from left to right according to Sunday-Saturday; For example: 1111111 means every day, 1000001 means weekends, and 0111110 means Monday to Friday

Scene tasks

In a scene task, one or more devices are triggered to run specific tasks when specified weather or device conditions are met in the scene. The SceneAction class is used to manage scene tasks. Automation scenes can also be enabled or disabled.

Fields of SceneAction

Field	Type	Description
id	String	The action ID.
actionExecutor	String	The type of the action. Enum values: ruleTrigger: Trigger a scene. ruleEnable: Enable a scene. ruleDisable: Disable a scene. appPushTrigger: Push a notification. mobileVoiceSend: Make a phone call. smsSend: Send an SMS message. deviceGroupDpIssue: Control a device group. irIssue: Control an IR device. dpIssue: Control a common device. delay: Delay an action. irIssueVii: Control an IR device with real IR codes. toggle: Run an on/off action. dpStep: Run a step action.
entityId	String	The device ID.
entityName	String	The name of the device.
actionDisplayNew	Map<String, List<String>>	The displayed details of an action.
executorProperty	Map<String, Object>	The execution details of an action.
extraProperty	Map<String, Object>	The additional information about an action.
ruleId	String	Associated rule ID

Scene condition management

Query the list of cities

API description

Get the list of cities to create a weather condition.

fun getLocalCityAll(countryCode: String, callback: IResultCallback<List<LocationCity>?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
countryCode	The country or region code. Example: cn means China.
callback	The callback.

Example

      ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().conditionService().getLocalCityAll(
            "cn", // Mainland China
            object : IResultCallback<List<LocationCity?>?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: List<LocationCity?>?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Fields of LocationCity

Field	Type	Description
area	String	The name of the area.
province	String	The name of the province.
city	String	The city name.
cityId	long	The city ID.
pinyin	String	The Hanyu Pinyin of the city name in Chinese.

Query city information by longitude and latitude

API description

Get city information by longitude and latitude to display the current weather conditions.

fun getLocalByCoordinate(lon: String, lat: String, callback: IResultCallback<LocationCity?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
lon	The longitude.
lat	The latitude.
callback	The callback.

The properties of LocationCity are described in Query the list of cities.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().conditionService().getLocalByCoordinate(
            longitude.toString(), //  Longitude
            latitude.toString(), //  Latitude
            object : IResultCallback<LocationCity?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: LocationCity?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Query city information by city ID

API description

Get existing weather conditions. You can call getLocalCityAll to get the city ID.

fun getLocalByCityId(cityId: Long, callback: IResultCallback<LocationCity?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
cityId	The city ID.
callback	The callback.

The properties of LocationCity are described in Query the list of cities.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().conditionService().getLocalByCityId(
            cityId, // City ID
            object : IResultCallback<LocationCity?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: LocationCity?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Query the list of conditions

API description

Get the list of conditions, for example, temperature, humidity, weather, PM2.5, sunrise, and sunset. Devices can also be used as conditions. Temperature can be displayed in °C or °F. You can specify the required unit for temperature.

fun getConditionAll(
        relationId: Long,
        showFahrenheit: Boolean,
        windSpeedUnit: String? = "",
        callback: IResultCallback<ConditionItemList?>?
    )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
showFahrenheit	true: °F is used as the unit. false: °C is used as the unit.
windSpeedUnit	The unit of wind speed.
callback	The callback.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().conditionService().getConditionAll(
            homeId, // Home ID
            true, "", object : IResultCallback<ConditionItemList?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: ConditionItemList?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Fields of ConditionItemList

Field	Type	Description
envConds	List	The list of weather conditions.
devConds	List	The list of scene condition types.

Fields of ConditionItemDetail

Field	Type	Description
entitySubId	String	The DP ID or condition type (such as temp, humidity, condition, pm25, aqi, windSpeed, and sunsetrise).
operators	String	The array of logical expressions in the JSON format. The operators include <, ==, and >.
id	long	The condition ID.
entityId	String	The device ID, geofence ID, or condition type (such as temp, humidity, condition, pm25, aqi, windSpeed, and sunsetrise).
entityType	int	The condition type.
entityName	String	The condition name.
valueRangeJson	List<List	The DP ID and DP value.
mcGroups	List	The object of the multi-control group.
condCalExtraInfo	ConditionExtraInfo	The extension properties of the condition.
property	ConditionOuterProperty	The properties of the condition.

Fields of ConditionOuterProperty

Field	Type	Description
id	String	The DP ID.
property	ConditionInnerProperty	The details of the property.

Fields of ConditionInnerProperty

Field	Type	Description
unit	String	The unit.
min	int	The minimum value.
max	int	The maximum value.
step	int	The step. If the maximum value is 100 and the step is 10, the valid values can be min, min+10, min+20, and more.
type	String	Type
scale	int	The number of decimal places.

Property is a common data structure to control devices and implement other features. The following Property types are supported:

• Value
• Enum
• Boolean
• Types for scheduled tasks, corresponding to the value, enum, and Boolean types in conditions.

Different API methods are provided for each Property type.

Scene device management

Query the list of DPs for device conditions

API description

To set a scene condition, after a device is selected, the list of DPs for the selected deviceId must be obtained. Then, the preferred DP can be selected as the condition that triggers the scene in which the device implements the task of the DP.

fun getConditionDeviceDpAll(deviceId: String, callback: IResultCallback<List<ConditionItemDetail>?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
deviceId	The device ID.
callback	The callback.

For more information about the properties of ConditionItemDetail, see Query the list of conditions.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().deviceService().getConditionDeviceDpAll(
            "devId", // Device ID
            object : IResultCallback<List<ConditionItemDetail>?>() {
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {
                }

                override fun onSuccess(result: List<ConditionItemDetail>?) {
                }
            })

Query the list of device conditions

API description

Get the list of devices that support device conditions.

fun getConditionDeviceAll(
        relationId: Long,
        callback: IResultCallback<List<DeviceBean?>?>?
    )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
callback	The callback.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().deviceService().getConditionDeviceAll(
            homeId, // Home ID
            object : IResultCallback<List<DeviceBean?>?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(deviceBeans: List<DeviceBean?>?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Query the list of condition device IDs

API description

Get the list of device IDs that support device conditions.

fun getConditionDeviceIdAll(
        relationId: Long,
        callback: IResultCallback<List<String>?>?
    )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
callback	The callback.

Example

  ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().deviceService().getConditionDeviceIdAll(
            homeId, // Home ID
            object : IResultCallback<List<String?>?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(deviceIds: List<String?>?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Query the list of DPs for action device

API description

To set a scene action, after a device is selected, the list of DPs for the selected deviceId must be obtained. Then, the preferred DP can be selected as the task to be run in the scene.

fun getActionDeviceDpAll(deviceId: String, callback: IResultCallback<List<ActionDeviceDataPointList>?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
deviceId	The device ID.
callback	The callback.

Fields of ActionDeviceDataPointList

Field	Type	Description
id	long	The ID of the device DP.
functionType	Int	The type of the device DP.
productId	String	The product ID (PID) of the device.
functionName	String	The name of the device DP.
dataPoints	List	The list of the device DPs.

Fields of ActionDeviceDataPointDetail

Field	Type	Description
dpName	String	The name of the device DP.
dpId	int	The ID of the device DP.
editable	boolean	Indicates whether a DP can be modified.
valueType	String	The type of the light DP.
dpProperty	String	The type of the DP value.
valueRangeJson	String	The content of the DP value.
defaultValue	Object	The default value of the DP.
stepHighDpProperty	StepDpProperty	The incremental step.
stepLowDpProperty	StepDpProperty	The decreased step.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().deviceService().getActionDeviceDpAll(
            "devId", // Device ID
            object : IResultCallback<List<ActionDeviceDataPointList>?>() {
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }

                override fun onSuccess(result: List<ActionDeviceDataPointList>?) {
                }

            })

Query the list of DPs for action device group

API description

To set a scene action, after a device is selected, the list of DPs for the selected deviceId must be obtained. Then, the preferred DP can be selected as the task to be run in the scene.

fun getActionGroupDeviceDpAll(groupDeviceId: String, callback: IResultCallback<List<ActionDeviceDataPointList>?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
groupDeviceId	The ID of the device group.
callback	The callback.

For more information about the properties of ActionDeviceDataPointList, see Query the list of DPs for action device.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().deviceService().getActionGroupDeviceDpAll(
            groupDeviceId, // Device or group ID
            object : IResultCallback<List<ActionDeviceDataPointList>?>() {
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {
                    TODO("Not yet implemented")
                }

                override fun onSuccess(result: List<ActionDeviceDataPointList>?) {
                    TODO("Not yet implemented")
                }
            })

Query the list of action devices

API description

Get the list of devices that can act as a scene action. Users can select common devices, group devices, and IR devices from the list to create the actions to be performed.

fun getActionDeviceAll(relationId: Long, callback: IResultCallback<ActionDeviceGroup?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
callback	The callback.

Fields of ActionDeviceGroup

Field	Type	Description
devices	List<DeviceBean>	The list of common devices.
groups	List<GroupBean>	The list of group devices.
exts	Map<String, Map<String, String>>	The additional information.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().deviceService().getActionDeviceAll(homeId, object : IResultCallback<ActionDeviceGroup>() {
            override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {
            }

            override fun onSuccess(result: ActionDeviceGroup) {
            }
        })

Query the list of action device IDs

API description

Get the list of device IDs that can act as a scene action.

fun getActionDeviceIdAll(relationId: Long, callback: IResultCallback<ActionDeviceGroupId?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
callback	The callback.

Fields of ActionDeviceGroupId

Field	Type	Description
deviceIds	List<String>	The list of common device IDs.
groupIds	List	The list of group device IDs.
exts	Map<String, Map<String, String>>	The additional information.

Example

     ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().deviceService().getActionDeviceIdAll(homeId, object : IResultCallback<ActionDeviceGroupId>() {
            override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

            }

            override fun onSuccess(result: ActionDeviceGroupId) {
            }

        });

Scene delay execution management

Query the list of delayed execution tasks

API description

fun getSceneRuleDelayTime(
        relationId: Long,
        startTime: String,
        endTime: String,
        timeZoneId: String,
        lastId: String? = null,
        limit: Int,
        callback: IResultCallback<SceneRuleDelayJobs?>?
    )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The Home ID.
startTime	The start time of the query.
endTime	The end time of the query; maximum support for 30 days from the start time.
timeZoneId	The time zone ID, for example: "Asia/Shanghai".
lastId	The ID of the last task in the previous batch of data; can be null for first-page refresh.
limit	The number of filtered items.
callback	The callback.

Example

        val timeZoneId: String = TimeZone.getDefault().id
        val startTime = System.currentTimeMillis()
        val endTime = startTime + 30 * 86400000
        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().getSceneRuleDelayTime(
            relationId,
            startTime,
            endTime,
            timeZoneId,
            null,
            2,
            object : IResultCallback<SceneRuleDelayJobs?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: SceneRuleDelayJobs?) {
                    
                }

                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

SceneRuleDelayJobs attribute definition

Field	Type	Description
hasNext	Boolean	Whether there is a next page.
list	List	The list of delayed tasks.

DelayJob attribute definition

Field	Type	Description
id	String	The delayed task ID.
ruleId	String	The rule ID.
time	String	The execution time.
timeZoneId	String	The time zone ID.
displayColor	String	The scene background color.
defaultIconUrl	String	The icon.
ruleName	String	The rule name.

Add a delayed execution task

API description

fun addSceneRuleDelayTime(
        relationId: Long,
        ruleId: String,
        timeZoneId: String,
        delaySecond: Long,
        callback: IResultCallback<Boolean?>?
    )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
ruleId	The rule ID.
timeZoneId	The time zone.
delaySecond	Delay, unit: seconds.
callback	The callback.

Example

        val sceneId: String = sceneBean.getId()
        val timeZoneId: String = TimeZone.getDefault().id
        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().addSceneRuleDelayTime(
            relationId,
            sceneId,
            timeZoneId,
            120,
            object : IResultCallback<Boolean?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: Boolean?) {
                    Log.d(TAG, "Add delay job Success")
                }

                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Delete a delayed execution task

API description

fun delSceneRuleDelayTime(
        relationId: Long,
        ruleId: String,
        callback: IResultCallback<Boolean?>?
    )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
ruleId	The rule ID.
callback	The callback.

Example

        val sceneId: String = sceneBean.getId()

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().delSceneRuleDelayTime(
            relationId,
            sceneId,
            object : IResultCallback<Boolean?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: Boolean?) {
                    Log.d(TAG, "Delete delay job Success")
                }

                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Scene management

SmartLife App SDK allows users to create, modify, run, and delete a single smart scene. These operations except creation require a scene ID for initialization. You can call getSimpleSceneAll to get the scene ID.

Delete a scene

API description

fun deleteSceneWithHomeId(relationId: Long, sceneId: String, callback: IResultCallback<Boolean>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
sceneId	The scene ID.
callback	The callback.

Example

        val sceneId: String = sceneBean.getId()

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().deleteSceneWithHomeId(
            relationId,
            sceneId,
            object : IResultCallback<Boolean?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: Boolean?) {
                    Log.d(TAG, "Delete Scene Success")
                }

                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Query the lightweight list of scenes

API description

Get the list of smart scenes. Tap-to-run and automation scenes are queried in the same request. The conditions field can be set or not to differentiate both types of smart scenes. This field can be set to a single condition for a tap-to-run scene.

fun getSimpleSceneAll(relationId: Long, callback: IResultCallback<List<NormalScene>?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
callback	The callback.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().getSimpleSceneAll(
            homeId,
            object : IResultCallback<List<NormalScene?>?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: List<NormalScene?>?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Fields of NormalScene

Field	Type	Description
id	String	The scene ID.
coverIcon	String	The icon of the tap-to-run scene.
name	String	The scene name.
conditions	List	The list of scene conditions.
displayColor	String	The background color of the scene.
actions	List	The list of actions.
enabled	boolean	Indicates whether an automation scene is enabled.
stickyOnTop	boolean	Indicates whether the scene is displayed on the homepage.
newLocalScene	boolean	Indicates whether the tap-to-run scene is managed by the same gateway. This field has been deprecated.
gwId	String	The ID of the central gateway that manages the scene.
localLinkage	boolean	Indicates whether the automation is managed by the same gateway.
linkageType	int	The scene type: 0: Cloud 1: Local (single gateway) 2: LAN
arrowIconUrl	String	The arrow icon of the scene.
preConditions	List	The active period of the scene.
outOfWork	int	The state of a scene. Valid values: 0: Success 1: Unavailable 2: Anomaly
ruleGenre	int	The scene type: 1: Tap-to-run 2: Automation
deviceIds	Set	The set of device IDs associated with the scene rules.
hasTimer	boolean	Whether the scene rule has delayed execution configured.

Fields of PreCondition

Field	Type	Description
id	String	The condition ID.
condType	String	The condition type, fixed as timeCheck.
expr	PreConditionExpr	The details of the active period.

Fields of PreConditionExpr

Field	Type	Description
loops	String	The configuration value for weekly recurrence in scene v2.0’s effective time period reads marked from left to right according to Sunday to Saturday. For example: 1111111 for daily, 1000001 indicates weekends, and 0111110 indicates weekdays (Monday to Friday).
start	String	The custom start time. Example: 00:00.
end	String	The custom end time. Example: 23:59.
timeInterval	String	The active period. custom: Custom daytime: Daytime night: Night allDay: All day
cityId	String	The city ID.
timeZoneId	String	The time zone ID.
cityName	String	The city name.
monthLoops	String	Configuration value for repeated months in the effective time period of scene v2.0, marked from left to right according to months 1-12. For example: "100001000001".
dayLoops	String	Configuration value for repeated days in the effective time period of scene v2.0, marked from left to right according to days 1-31, and the value content is converted to decimal for display. For example: "2147483647".
repeatType	String	Repeat type of the effective time period in scene v2.0, see below: RepeatType.
regionCode	String	Country code for the effective time period in scene v2.0. Required when RepeatType is "legalHolidays", and only supports China (“CHN”) for the time being.

Definition of RepeatType enumeration values

Enumeration value	Type value	Description
MODE_ONCE	“onlyOnce”	Only once
MODE_EVERYDAY	“everyDay”	Repeat daily
MODE_WEEKLY	“weekly”	Repeat weekly
MODE_LEGAL_WORKING_DAY	“legalWorkingDay”	Legal working days
MODE_LEGAL_HOLIDAYS	“legalHolidays”	Legal holidays
MODE_CUSTOM	“custom”	Custom

Query scene details by IDs (including execution method)

API description

fun getSceneDetailV1(relationId: Long, sceneId: String, ruleGenre: Int? = null, homeModel: Boolean = false, callback: IResultCallback<NormalScene?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
sceneId	The scene ID.
ruleGenre	(Optional) The rule type. The default is null if not specified.
homeModel	(Optional) Whether the smart mode is used. The default is false if not specified.
callback	The callback.

For more information about the properties of NormalScene, see Query the lightweight list of smart scenes.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().getSceneDetailV1(
            homeId,
            sceneId,
            object : IResultCallback<NormalScene?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: NormalScene?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Query scene details by IDs

API description

fun getSceneDetail(relationId: Long, sceneId: String, callback: IResultCallback<NormalScene?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
sceneId	The scene ID.
callback	The callback.

For more information about the properties of NormalScene, see Query the lightweight list of smart scenes.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().getSceneDetail(
            homeId,
            sceneId,
            object : IResultCallback<NormalScene?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: NormalScene?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Add a scene v2.0

API description

To add a scene, users must set the home ID, scene name, and URL of the background image, and specify whether to show the scene on the homepage. Users must also define the list of conditions, tasks, and preconditions. At least one task must be specified. The active period is optional and can be included in the preconditions. If it is not defined, the scene is active all day long. The scene can also be configured to run when any or all conditions are met. Users can also only set the name, task, and background image, and skip conditions. Then, users need to tap the smart scene to run it.

fun saveSceneV2(relationId: Long, sceneData: NormalScene, callback: IResultCallback<SavedScene?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
sceneData	The scene data.
callback	The callback.

Among them, the attribute definition of SavedScene is as follows:

Field	Type	Description
ruleId	String	The scene ID.
name	String	The scene name.
ruleGenre	Int	The scene type.
scenarioRule	boolean	Whether to display in the list. When it is true/null, it is displayed in the list; when it is false, it is not displayed in the list.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().saveSceneV2(
            homeId,
            sceneData,
            object : IResultCallback<SavedScene?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: SavedScene?) {
									// If you want to keep the output parameters consistent with the following scene addition, you can choose to call the interface for querying scene details by ID again
                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Add a scene

API description

To add a scene, users must set the home ID, scene name, and URL of the background image, and specify whether to show the scene on the homepage. Users must also define the list of conditions, tasks, and preconditions. At least one task must be specified. The active period is optional and can be included in the preconditions. If it is not defined, the scene is active all day long. The scene can also be configured to run when any or all conditions are met. Users can also only set the name, task, and background image, and skip conditions. Then, users need to tap the smart scene to run it.

fun saveScene(relationId: Long, sceneData: NormalScene, callback: IResultCallback<NormalScene?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
sceneData	The scene data.
callback	The callback.

For more information about the properties of NormalScene, see Query the lightweight list of smart scenes.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().saveScene(
            homeId,
            sceneData,
            object : IResultCallback<NormalScene?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: NormalScene?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Modify a scene v2.0

API description

Modify a scene. The updated scene data is returned on success.

fun modifySceneV2(relationId: Long, needCleanGidSid: Boolean?, sceneId: String, sceneData: NormalScene, callback: IResultCallback<SavedScene?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
needCleanGidSid	Whether to clear standard local scene information.
sceneId	The scene ID.
sceneData	Modified scene data.
callback	The callback.

For more information about the properties of SavedScene, refer to Add a scene v2.0.

Example

        sceneBean.setName("New name") // Change the scene name.

        sceneBean.setConditions(Collections.singletonList(condition)) // Change the scene conditions.

        sceneBean.setActions(tasks) // Change the scene actions.

        val sceneId: String = sceneBean.getId() // Get the scene ID for initialization.

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().modifySceneV2(
            relationId,
            false, // Pass parameters according to the actual scene editing situation.
            sceneId,
            sceneBean,
            object : IResultCallback<SavedScene?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: SavedScene?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Modify a scene

API description

Modify a scene. The updated scene data is returned on success.

fun modifyScene(sceneId: String, sceneData: NormalScene, callback: IResultCallback<NormalScene?>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
sceneId	The scene ID.
sceneData	The updated scene data.
callback	The callback.

For more information about the properties of NormalScene, see Query the lightweight list of smart scenes.

Example

        sceneBean.setName("New name") // Change scene name

        sceneBean.setConditions(Collections.singletonList(condition)) // Change scene condition

        sceneBean.setActions(tasks) // Change scene action

        val sceneId: String = sceneBean.getId() // Get the scene ID to initialize

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().modifyScene(
            sceneId,
            sceneBean,
            object : IResultCallback<NormalScene?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: NormalScene?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Sort tap-to-run or automation scenes

API description

fun sortSceneList(relationId: Long, sceneIds: List<String>, callback: IResultCallback<Boolean>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
sceneIds	The list of scene IDs.
callback	The callback.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().sortSceneList(
            homeId,
            sceneIds,
            object : IResultCallback<Boolean?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: Boolean?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Enable or disable an automation scene

API description

fun enableAutomation(sceneId: String, callback: IResultCallback<Boolean>?)

fun disableAutomation(sceneId: String, callback: IResultCallback<Boolean>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
sceneId	The scene ID.
callback	The callback.

Example

        val sceneId: String = sceneBean.getId()

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().enableAutomation(
            sceneId,
            object : IResultCallback() {
                override fun onSuccess() {
                    Log.d(TAG, "enable Scene Success")
                }

                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().disableAutomation(
            sceneId,
            object : IResultCallback() {
                override fun onSuccess() {
                    Log.d(TAG, "disable Scene Success")
                }

                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Schedule an automation scene

API description

fun enableAutomationWithTime(sceneId: String, time: Int, callback: IResultCallback<Boolean>?)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
sceneId	The scene ID.
time	The time when the automation scene is enabled.
callback	The callback.

Example

        val sceneId: String = sceneBean.getId()

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().baseService().enableAutomationWithTime(
            sceneId,
            time,
            object : IResultCallback() {
                override fun onSuccess() {
                    Log.d(TAG, "enable Scene Success")
                }

                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Run a scene

API description

fun executeScene(sceneData: NormalScene, callback: IResultCallback? = null)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
sceneData	The scene data.
callback	The callback.

Example

        val sceneId: String = sceneBean.getId()
        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().executeService().executeScene(
            sceneData,
            object : IResultCallback() {
                override fun onSuccess() {
                    Log.d(TAG, "Excute Scene Success")
                }

                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Register a listener for changes in scene information

API description

Monitor changes in scene information. For example, a scene is created, modified, deleted, enabled, or disabled.

fun registerDeviceMqttListener(callback: SceneChangeCallback)

Parameters

Parameter	Description
callback	The listener for changes in scene status.

SceneChangeCallback

interface SceneChangeCallback {
    /**
     * Disable automation
     */
    fun onDisableScene(sceneId: String)

    /**
     * Enable automation
     */
    fun onEnableScene(sceneId: String)

    /**
     * Remove a scene
     */
    fun onDeleteScene(sceneId: String)

    /**
     * Create a scene
     */
    fun onAddScene(sceneId: String)

    /**
     * Update a scene
     */
    fun onUpdateScene(sceneId: String)
}

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().executeService().registerDeviceMqttListener(object : SceneChangeCallback {
            override fun onDisableScene(sceneId: String) {

            }
            override fun onEnableScene(sceneId: String) {

            }
            override fun onDeleteScene(sceneId: String) {

            }
            override fun onAddScene(sceneId: String) {

            }
            override fun onUpdateScene(sceneId: String) {

            }
        })

Unregister all listeners for changes in scene information

API description

When the overall application no longer requires monitoring of scene information changes, you may unregister all scene change listeners.

fun unRegisterDeviceMqttListener()

Example

ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().executeService().unRegisterDeviceMqttListener()

Unregister a listener for changes in scene information

API description

When the current service no longer requires monitoring of scene information changes, you can unregister a single scene listener.

fun unRegisterDeviceMqttListener(callback: SceneChangeCallback)

Example

ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().executeService().unRegisterDeviceMqttListener(callback)

Scene logs

Check for new scene execution logs

API description

Check for new scene execution logs on the scene list or other main pages.

fun hasNewlyGeneratedSceneLog(
        relationId: Long,
        callback: IResultCallback<Boolean>?
    )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
callback	The callback.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().logService().hasNewlyGeneratedSceneLog(
            homeId,
            object : IResultCallback<Boolean>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: Boolean) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Query scene execution logs (including local execution)

API description

Get the list of logs on the log page.

fun getSceneLogInfoAll(
        relationId: Long,
        startTime: Long,
        endTime: Long,
        size: Int,
        lastId: String?,
        lastRecordTime: Long?,
        callback: IResultCallback<ExecuteLogList?>?
    )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
startTime	The start time of the log entry.
endTime	The end time of the log entry.
size	The number of entries returned per page.
lastId	The value of eventId for the last log entry returned. It is used to load more data on pages.
lastRecordTime	The value of execTime for the last log entry returned. It is used to load more data on pages.
callback	The callback.

Fields of ExecuteLogList

Field	Type	Description
totalCount	int	The total number of log entries.
datas	List	The list of log details.

Fields of ExecuteLogItem

Field	Type	Description
eventId	String	The log ID.
ruleId	String	The scene ID.
ruleName	String	The scene name.
uid	String	The user ID.
execResult	int	The execution result.
execResultMsg	String	The information about the execution result.
failureCode	int	The error code.
failureCause	String	The error message.
execTime	long	The time when the scene is executed.
sceneType	int	The scene type.
execMessage	String	The information about the execution.

Example

    ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().logService().getSceneLogInfoAll(
            homeId,
            startTime,
            endTime,
            size,
            lastId,
            lastRecordTime,
            object : IResultCallback<ExecuteLogList?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: ExecuteLogList?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
        })

Query scene execution logs

API description

Get the list of logs on the log page.

fun getExecuteLogAll(
        relationId: Long,
        startTime: Long,
        endTime: Long,
        size: Int,
        lastId: String?,
        lastRecordTime: Long?,
        callback: IResultCallback<ExecuteLogList?>?
    )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
startTime	The start time of the log entry.
endTime	The end time of the log entry.
size	The number of entries returned per page.
lastId	The value of eventId for the last log entry returned. It is used to load more data on pages.
lastRecordTime	The value of execTime for the last log entry returned. It is used to load more data on pages.
callback	The callback.

For more information about the ExecuteLogList and ExecuteLogItem properties, see Query scene execution logs (including local execution).

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().logService().getExecuteLogAll(
            homeId,
            startTime,
            endTime,
            size,
            lastId,
            lastRecordTime,
            object : IResultCallback<ExecuteLogList?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: ExecuteLogList?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Query log details

API description

Get the details about a single log entry by log ID.

fun getExecuteLogDetail(
        relationId: Long,
        eventId: String?,
        startTime: Long,
        endTime: Long,
        returnType: Long,
        callback: IResultCallback<List<ExecuteLogDetail>?>?
    )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
eventId	The log ID.
startTime	The start time of the log entry.
endTime	The end time of the log entry.
returnType	The log type. 0: All logs 1: Failure logs
callback	The callback.

Fields of ExecuteLogDetail

Field	Type	Description
actionId	String	The ID of the scene action.
actionEntityId	String	The ID of the device that runs the action.
actionEntityName	String	The name of the device that runs the action.
executeTime	String	The time when the scene is executed.
errorCode	String	The error code.
execStatus	int	The execution status.
errorMsg	String	The error message.
actionEntityUrl	String	The icon of the device that runs the action.
actionExecutor	String	The DP of the device that runs the action.
detail	List	The log details.

Fields of LogDetail

Field	Type	Description
detailId	String	The ID of the log details.
detailName	String	The name of the log details.
status	int	The execution status.
code	String	The error code.
msg	String	The error message.
icon	String	The icon.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().logService().getExecuteLogDetail(
            homeId,
            eventId,
            startTime,
            endTime,
            type,
            object : IResultCallback<List<ExecuteLogDetail?>?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: List<ExecuteLogDetail?>?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Query the list of device logs

API description

The app panel uses this method to retrieve the list of device logs.

fun getDeviceLogAll(
        relationId: Long,
        deviceId: String,
        startTime: Long,
        endTime: Long,
        size: Int,
        lastId: String?,
        lastRecordTime: Long?,
        callback: IResultCallback<ExecuteLogList?>?
    )

Parameters

Parameter	Description
relationId	The home ID.
deviceId	The device ID.
startTime	The start time of the log entry.
endTime	The end time of the log entry.
size	The number of entries returned per page.
lastId	The value of eventId for the last log entry returned. It is used to load more data on pages.
lastRecordTime	The value of execTime for the last log entry returned. It is used to load more data on pages.
callback	The callback.

For more information about the properties of ExecuteLogList, see Query scene execution logs.

Example

        ThingHomeSdk.getSceneServiceInstance().logService().getDeviceLogAll(
            homeId,
            devId,
            startTime,
            endTime,
            size,
            lastId,
            lastRecordTime,
            object : IResultCallback<ExecuteLogList?>() {
                override fun onSuccess(result: ExecuteLogList?) {

                }
                override fun onError(errorCode: String?, errorMessage: String?) {

                }
            })

Examples

Create a scene condition object

The SceneCondition class is used to manage scene conditions. It includes four important properties: entityId, entitySubIds, entityType, and expr.

Scene condition type	Description
Schedule	entityId: Set to the string timer. entitySubIds: Set to the string timer. entityType: Set to 6. expr: Contain a map at the inner layer. Example: {timeZoneId = "Asia/Shanghai",loops = "0000000",time = "08:00",date = "20180308"}.
Weather changes	entityId: The city ID. entitySubIds: Enumeration of weather types, such as humidity. entityType: Set to 3. expr: Contain a list at the inner layer. Example: ["$humidity", "==", "comfort"]
Device	entityId: The device ID. entitySubIds: The DP ID. entityType: Set to 1. expr: Contain a list at the inner layer. Example: ["$dp1", "==", true]

Assemble scene condition object expr

The expr property of SceneCondition describes a condition expression. For example, expr can be used to describe the condition that the temperature is lower than 15°C.

The outermost layer of expr must be an array. Each object of the array represents a condition. For example, the array ["$temp","<",15] shows the condition in which the temperature is lower than 15°C.

• Examples of expr for weather conditions:

  • Temperature: [["$temp","<",15]]
  • Humidity: [["$humidity","==","comfort"]]
  • Weather: [["$condition","==","snowy"]]
  • PM2.5: [["$pm25","==","fine"]]
  • Air quality: [["$aqi","==","fine"]]
  • Sunrise and sunset: [["$sunsetrise","==","sunrise"]]

• Examples of expr for schedule conditions:

  A scheduled task condition is specified by a map. Example: {timeZoneId = "Asia/Shanghai",loops = "0000000",time = "08:00",date = "20180308"}. Each bit of loops represents the day of the week, Sunday through Saturday. 1 indicates the schedule is on, while 0 indicates the schedule is off. expr is an array, so the map for schedule conditions must also be enclosed in an array.

• Examples of expr for device conditions:

  A device condition is specified with an array to represent a specific condition value. The concatenated expr for the selected condition can be [[“$dp1”,“==”,true]], indicating the light is turned on. In this expression, dp1 is DP+DP ID.

Set a scene action

The scene action class is SceneAction. It includes three important properties: entityId, actionExecutor, and executorProperty. These three properties describe the object, type, and specific content of an action.

Action type	Description
Device	entityId: The devId of the device. actionExecutor: The dpIssue. executorProperty: A map. For example, {"1":true} specifies DP 1, and the action is set to true. This applies to DPs of Boolean type, such as the light switch status. You can call the method of getting the list of DPs for device tasks to get the DP ID and its valid values.
Group	entityId: The groupId of the group. actionExecutor: The deviceGroupDpIssue. Other properties are the same as those of device actions.
Trigger	entityId: The sceneId of the scene. actionExecutor: The ruleTrigger. executorProperty: Not required.
Enable automation	entityId: The sceneId of the automation. actionExecutor: The ruleEnable. executorProperty: Not required.
Disable automation	entityId: The sceneId of the automation. actionExecutor: The ruleDisable. executorProperty: Not required.
Delay action	entityId: Set to delay. actionExecutor: Set to delay. executorProperty: Specifies a delay expressed with a map. For example, {"minutes":"1","seconds":"30"} specifies a delay of 1 minute and 30 seconds. Currently, the delay can be up to five hours or 300 minutes.

Example

/**
* Create a scheduled scene: The condition device performs actions at the set time.
*/

var deviceId: String // Device ID
var dpId: Int // DP ID

val normalScene = NormalScene().apply {
    conditions = listOf(SceneCondition().apply {
        entityId = "timer"
        entitySubIds = "timer"
        entityType = 6
        expr = listOf(
            mutableMapOf(
                "timeZoneId" to TimeZone.getDefault().id,
                "loops" to "0000000",
                "time" to "08:00",
                "date" to "20180308"
            )
        )
    })
    actions = listOf(SceneAction().apply {
        entityId = deviceId
        actionExecutor = "dpIssue"
        executorProperty = mapOf("\$dp${dpId}" to true)
    })
}