Since I got the zigbee2mqtt port working, I thought I'd dust off a
few related things that have been in mystuff for a while

zigpy is a zigbee library for Python, it gets used by a few projects
doing zigbee interfacing (for example homeassistant via zha[*], plugins
for domoticz and jeedom), can be used to write your own software to
talk to zigbee devices, and (the bit I wanted this time), the radio
interface module comes with some tools for connecting to zigbee
interfaces, dump network config and nvram, do scans, etc.

In the attached tar, there are:

comms/py-serial-asyncio - RDEP, async extension for py-serial
devel/py-asynctest - TDEP, makes it simpler to test asyncio libraries
devel/py-setuptools-git-versioning - BDEP
comms/cc2538-bsl - other tool, not directly related, but used to
  flash firmware on many of these devices

comms/zigpy/py-zigpy - main zigpy module
comms/zigpy/py-zigpy-znp - module for common TI devices

The zigpy ones are laid out like that to keep things together if
someone wants to add support for other radios etc (zigpy-xbee,
zigpy-zigate, zigpy-deconz, bellows).

The tools from py-zigpy-pnp are working fine on my zzh USB stick
(based on TI CC2652R) with whatever old firmware I have on it.

cc2538-bsl looks like it should work but I think when I flashed
my zzh some years ago I accidentally used a firmware which uses the
wrong pin to trigger BSL mode - either that or the timing is even
more fussy than I remember - anyway maybe useful to some and it's
simple so I thought I'd include it here too.

any OKs to import?


[*] don't get excited about mentioning homeassistant/hass, I have no
intention at all to port it, it is extremely fussy about dependency
versions (even on the linux VM I'm running it on I'm stuck at an old
version until I figure out how to get things updated...) however: if
you want to use zigbee devices with hass, you can run zigbee2mqtt on
another machine and point that and hass at the same mqtt broker.

• zigpy-plus-deps.tgz (9K)