Advanced CLI inputs
Supply explicit SDK inputs for A01 property reads and camera signaling.
Start with the CLI walkthrough for login, discovery, maps, and cleaning. The commands below accept SDK request objects for appliance properties and camera negotiation.
Use go-roborock help advanced for these commands. For scripts, add --json to devices list, maps list, or rooms list to get JSON instead of a table.
Prepare private input files
Use resolve-login with an input containing email and clientId, adding --export login.json to save the resolved login. Run request-code with that login object, then login-code with login and the emailed code, adding --export account.json to save the account. login-password accepts login and password for the legacy password exchange.
go-roborock devices --input account.json --export devices.jsonCreate a private device.json with the account's auth and the selected discovery result's deviceId, localKey, and protocol. Ordinary discovery output hides local keys; the explicit export contains them. Exports create a new file and refuse to overwrite an existing one. Keep credential files in a private directory; Unix exports use mode 0600 and Windows inherits the directory ACL.
Read A01 appliance properties
Add dyadProperties or zeoProperties to the device input, choosing numeric IDs advertised by your appliance and supported by the SDK.
go-roborock dyad --input device.json
go-roborock zeo --input device.jsonSee A01 properties for choosing supported properties and interpreting absent values.
Check camera signaling
On a camera-capable V1 vacuum, add a camera object with pattern_password, sdp_offer, and optional quality to the device input. Supply an SDP offer from your WebRTC stack.
go-roborock camera --input device.jsonThe command negotiates signaling and then closes preview; it reports negotiated: true. Add --export camera.json to explicitly save the SDP answer and TURN credentials. Live media and interactive ICE exchange require the SDK camera session and your WebRTC stack.
Input and cancellation
These commands read one JSON object from stdin or --input PATH; ROBOROCK_INPUT supplies JSON when input is -. Keep secrets out of arguments. Results are JSON, failures exit nonzero, and Ctrl+C cancels network work and closes the session. --timeout 30s sets a positive operation deadline.