set_homeassistant_zwave_configs.bash

#!/bin/bash

# License: BSD

#
# !! ATTENTION !! 
# Do not spam the zwave network with too many set-config at once, it will
# bring the communication & network down. Best case is increasing the sleep below again by
# the factor of 2!
#

### replace with your homeassistant ip/hostname + port
URL="http://192.168.99.100:8123"

# set arbitrary configuration param: 
#
# $ set_config_param <node_id> <config_id> <config_value>
#
function set_config_param {
  curl -X POST "${URL}/api/services/zwave/set_config_parameter" -H "Content-Type: application/json" --data "{ \"node_id\": ${1}, \"parameter\": ${2}, \"value\": ${3} }"
}				
# set wake-up configuration param (bat devices only)
#
# $ set_wakeup <node_id> <wakeup-time-in-secs>
#
function set_wakeup {
  curl -X POST "${URL}/api/services/zwave/set_wakeup" -H "Content-Type: application/json" --data "{\"node_id\": ${1}, \"value\": ${2}}"
}
# get arbitrary configuration 
#
# $ get_config <node_id> <config_id> 
#
function get_config {
  curl -X POST "${URL}/api/services/zwave/print_config_parameter" -H "Content-Type: application/json" --data "{ \"node_id\": ${1}, \"parameter\": ${2} }"
}
# print node information
#
# $ print_node <node_id> 
#
function print_node {
  curl -X POST "${URL}/api/services/zwave/print_node" -H "Content-Type: application/json" --data "{ \"node_id\": ${1} }"
}

# replace with the nodes you would like to set the config
nodes="60 66 56 61 58 59 65 57 62"

for node in $nodes
do

 # set wakeup here (applicable with battery devices only)
 set_wakeup $node 26100 
 sleep 5

 # set config param: 20 to value: 1
 set_config_param $node 20 1
 sleep 5
 
 # set config param: 21 to value: 2
 set_config_param $node 21 2
 sleep 5

 ## copy the lines above to set more configuration values
 
 echo "done node id: $node"
 sleep 20

done