broadlink_to_tuya.py

"""
Based on incredible works:
* @mildsunrise (https://gist.github.com/mildsunrise/1d576669b63a260d2cff35fda63ec0b5)
* @elupus (https://github.com/elupus/irgen)
(thank you!)

Script to convert Broadlink base64 encoded remote codes into a format that can be used in Tuya's IR Blasters (ZS06, ZS08, TS1201, UFO-R11).

**Usage:**
    python3 broadlink_to_tuya.py <broadlink_base64_encoded_string>

**Example**
    python3 broadlink_to_tuya.py JgBmAG40DwwPDA8mEAsPJw8MDwwPDA8nDyYPDA8MDwwPJw8mEAsQCw8MDwwPDA8MDwwPDA8LEAsPDA8MDwwPJw8MDwwPCw8MDwwPDA8MDycPDA8LEAsQCw8nDwwPDA8MDwwPCxALDwANBQAA

Broadlink's IR codes can be found in SmartIR repository (https://github.com/smartHomeHub/SmartIR)
"""

import io
import logging
import sys
from base64 import b64decode, encodebytes
from bisect import bisect
from itertools import islice
from os.path import basename
from struct import pack

logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO, format="%(levelname)s - %(message)s")
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)


def decode_broadlink(data):
    """Generate raw values from broadlink data."""
    v = iter(data)
    code = next(v)
    next(v)  # repeat

    assert code == 0x26  # IR

    length = int.from_bytes(islice(v, 2), byteorder="little")
    assert length >= 3  # a At least trailer

    def decode_iter(x):
        while True:
            try:
                d = next(x)
            except StopIteration:
                return
            if d == 0:
                d = int.from_bytes(islice(x, 2), byteorder="big")

            ms = int(round(d * 8192 / 269, 0))

            # skip last time interval
            if ms > 65535:
                return

            yield ms

    yield from decode_iter(islice(v, length))

    rem = list(v)
    if any(rem):
        log.warning("Ignored extra data: %s", rem)


def decode_broadlink_base64(data):
    """Generate raw data from a base 64 encoded broadlink data."""
    yield from decode_broadlink(b64decode(data))


def encode_tuya_ir(signal: list[int], compression_level=2) -> str:
    """
    Encodes an IR signal (see `decode_tuya_ir`)
    into an IR code string for a Tuya blaster.
    """
    payload = b"".join(pack("<H", t) for t in signal)
    compress(out := io.BytesIO(), payload, compression_level)
    payload = out.getvalue()
    return encodebytes(payload).decode("ascii").replace("\n", "")


def emit_literal_blocks(out: io.FileIO, data: bytes):
    for i in range(0, len(data), 32):
        emit_literal_block(out, data[i : i + 32])


def emit_literal_block(out: io.FileIO, data: bytes):
    length = len(data) - 1
    assert 0 <= length < (1 << 5)
    out.write(bytes([length]))
    out.write(data)


def emit_distance_block(out: io.FileIO, length: int, distance: int):
    distance -= 1
    assert 0 <= distance < (1 << 13)
    length -= 2
    assert length > 0
    block = bytearray()
    if length >= 7:
        assert length - 7 < (1 << 8)
        block.append(length - 7)
        length = 7
    block.insert(0, length << 5 | distance >> 8)
    block.append(distance & 0xFF)
    out.write(block)


def compress(out: io.FileIO, data: bytes, level=2):
    """
    Takes a byte string and outputs a compressed "Tuya stream".
    Implemented compression levels:
    0 - copy over (no compression, 3.1% overhead)
    1 - eagerly use first length-distance pair found (linear)
    2 - eagerly use best length-distance pair found
    3 - optimal compression (n^3)
    """
    if level == 0:
        return emit_literal_blocks(out, data)

    W = 2**13  # window size
    L = 255 + 9  # maximum length

    def distance_candidates():
        return range(1, min(pos, W) + 1)

    def find_length_for_distance(start: int) -> int:
        length = 0
        limit = min(L, len(data) - pos)
        while length < limit and data[pos + length] == data[start + length]:
            length += 1
        return length

    def find_length_candidates():
        return ((find_length_for_distance(pos - d), d) for d in distance_candidates())

    def find_length_cheap():
        return next((c for c in find_length_candidates() if c[0] >= 3), None)

    def find_length_max():
        return max(find_length_candidates(), key=lambda c: (c[0], -c[1]), default=None)

    if level >= 2:
        suffixes = []
        next_pos = 0

        def key(n):
            return data[n:]

        def find_idx(n):
            return bisect(suffixes, key(n), key=key)

        def distance_candidates():
            nonlocal next_pos
            while next_pos <= pos:
                if len(suffixes) == W:
                    suffixes.pop(find_idx(next_pos - W))
                suffixes.insert(idx := find_idx(next_pos), next_pos)
                next_pos += 1
            idxs = (idx + i for i in (+1, -1))  # try +1 first
            return (pos - suffixes[i] for i in idxs if 0 <= i < len(suffixes))

    if level <= 2:
        find_length = {1: find_length_cheap, 2: find_length_max}[level]
        block_start = pos = 0
        while pos < len(data):
            if (c := find_length()) and c[0] >= 3:
                emit_literal_blocks(out, data[block_start:pos])
                emit_distance_block(out, c[0], c[1])
                pos += c[0]
                block_start = pos
            else:
                pos += 1
        emit_literal_blocks(out, data[block_start:pos])
        return

    # use topological sort to find shortest path
    predecessors = [(0, None, None)] + [None] * len(data)

    def put_edge(cost, length, distance):
        npos = pos + length
        cost += predecessors[pos][0]
        current = predecessors[npos]
        if not current or cost < current[0]:
            predecessors[npos] = cost, length, distance

    for pos in range(len(data)):
        if c := find_length_max():
            for length in range(3, c[0] + 1):
                put_edge(2 if length < 9 else 3, length, c[1])
        for bit_length in range(1, min(32, len(data) - pos) + 1):
            put_edge(1 + bit_length, bit_length, 0)

    # reconstruct path, emit blocks
    blocks = []
    pos = len(data)
    while pos > 0:
        _, length, distance = predecessors[pos]
        pos -= length
        blocks.append((pos, length, distance))
    for pos, length, distance in reversed(blocks):
        if not distance:
            emit_literal_block(out, data[pos : pos + length])
        else:
            emit_distance_block(out, length, distance)


def main():
    if len(sys.argv) != 2:
        print(f"Usage: python {basename(__file__)} <broadlink_base64_encoded_string>")
        sys.exit(1)

    raw_data = list(decode_broadlink_base64(sys.argv[1]))
    log.info("Raw data: %s", raw_data)

    tuya_data = encode_tuya_ir(raw_data)
    log.info("Tuya code: %s", tuya_data)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Hey @vills. I just tried this following this file : github.com/smartHomeHub/SmartIR/blob/master/codes/climate/1287.json

You can see that the code for Off is the following :
JgB0AGk3DQ4NDg0oDQ4NKA0ODQ4NDg0oDSgNDg0ODQ4NKA0oDQ4NDg0ODQ4NDg0ODQ4NDg0ODQ4NDg0ODQ4NKA0ODQ4NDg0ODQ4NDg0ODSgNDg0ODQ4NDg0oDQ4NDg0ODQ4NDg0ODSgNDg0oDSgNKA0oDSgNKA0ADQUAAA==

Your script gives :

# python3.11 broadlink_to_tuya.py JgB0AGk3DQ4NDg0oDQ4NKA0ODQ4NDg0oDSgNDg0ODQ4NKA0oDQ4NDg0ODQ4NDg0ODQ4NDg0ODQ4NDg0ODQ4NKA0ODQ4NDg0ODQ4NDg0ODSgNDg0ODQ4NDg0oDQ4NDg0ODQ4NDg0ODSgNDg0oDSgNKA0oDSgNKA0ADQUAAA==
WARNING - Ignored extra data: [13, 5, 0, 0]
INFO - Raw data: [3198, 1675, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 1218, 396, 426, 396, 1218, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 1218, 396, 1218, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 1218, 396, 1218, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 1218, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 1218, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 1218, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 426, 396, 1218, 396, 426, 396, 1218, 396, 1218, 396, 1218, 396, 1218, 396, 1218, 396, 1218, 396, 0]
INFO - Tuya code: B34MiwaMAaoBgAMBwgTgBQfgAxfgGxPgHwPgFzfgCx/gEzPgA7fgCwMBAAA=

While sensus gives the following :
Raw: 3198, 1675, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 1188, 366, 396, 366, 1188, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 1188, 366, 1188, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 1188, 366, 1188, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 1188, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 1188, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 1188, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 396, 366, 1188, 366, 396, 366, 1188, 366, 1188, 366, 1188, 366, 1188, 366, 1188, 366, 1188, 366, 35966
Tuya: B34MiwaMAasBgAMBwwTgBQfgAxfgGxPgHwPgFzfgCx/gEzPgA7fgCwMBfow=

The code give by sensus works, while the one by this script doesn't.

Any idea on what could be causing this and how to fix it?

No ideas, tbh. I just compelled foreign algorithms in a single script. And this works with my Fujitsu ac somehow

Mine is also a Fujitsu :)

lucky you then, I'll try and dig deeper !

Using https://gist.github.com/svyatogor/7839d00303998a9fa37eb48494dd680f worked for me. Thanks for your help anyways