This library provides tools for integrating and parsing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) data from Mopeka IoT sensors. It is designed to facilitate the development of applications that interact with Mopeka's innovative sensor technology, which is widely used for monitoring various environmental parameters via BLE. The library simplifies the process of connecting to and interpreting data from Mopeka sensors, making it easier for developers to implement IoT solutions that leverage real-time sensor data.

Nanoc is a static site generator, fit for building anything from a small personal blog to a large corporate web site. It can transform content from one format (e.g. Haml or Markdown) into another (usually HTML) and lay out pages so that the site's look and feel is consistent across all pages.

This library interfaces with the "Notifications for Android TV" and "Notifications for Fire TV" applications, allowing users to display customized messages on their television screens. Features include customizable titles, duration, font sizes, positions, background colors, and transparency levels for the notifications. The package supports interactive notifications that can be dismissed or expanded for more details, and it can handle local or remote image sources for notification icons.

This library provides Python bindings for interacting with OpenGarage devices, which offer smart garage door control. It enables developers to integrate garage door operations within their Python applications, utilizing asynchronous communication through aiohttp. The library supports various features of the OpenGarage API, allowing for monitoring and control of garage doors remotely. Ideal for home automation projects, this tool facilitates seamless integration with OpenGarage's innovative garage solutions, enhancing the functionality and accessibility of home automation systems.

PyAtag is an asynchronous Python library designed to interact with Atag One heating systems. Utilizing asyncio, and aiohttp, it provides capabilities to discover, connect, and control Atag One thermostats over a network. This includes functions to set temperature, change preset modes, and retrieve detailed device reports.

Users can program different zones with specific colors or patterns directly through Python scripts. The library supports tasks such as setting solid colors, activating saved patterns, and retrieving the status of the control box. It leverages asyncio for asynchronous communication, making it suitable for integration into home automation systems or complex lighting setups requiring real-time control.