You would do something like await app.get_device(nwk=0x1234).endpoints[ep_id].on_off.on(). A device's nwk can change at runtime so it'd probably be better to look it up using its unique ieee.

Some places to look:

zigpy/zigpy/application.py

Lines 332 to 341 in 371f119

    
           def get_device(self, ieee=None, nwk=None): 
        
               if ieee is not None: 
        
                   return self.devices[ieee] 
        
               for dev in self.devices.values(): 
        
                   # TODO: Make this not terrible 
        
                   if dev.nwk == nwk: 
        
                       return dev 
        
               raise KeyError

zigpy/zigpy/zcl/clusters/general.py

Lines 383 to 404 in 4198661

    
           class OnOff(Cluster): 
        
               """Attributes and commands for switching devices between 
        
               ‘On’ and ‘Off’ states. """ 
        
               cluster_id = 0x0006 
        
               name = "On/Off" 
        
               ep_attribute = "on_off" 
        
               attributes = { 
        
                   0x0000: ("on_off", t.Bool), 
        
                   0x4000: ("global_scene_control", t.Bool), 
        
                   0x4001: ("on_time", t.uint16_t), 
        
                   0x4002: ("off_wait_time", t.uint16_t), 
        
               } 
        
               server_commands = { 
        
                   0x0000: ("off", (), False), 
        
                   0x0001: ("on", (), False), 
        
                   0x0002: ("toggle", (), False), 
        
                   0x0040: ("off_with_effect", (t.uint8_t, t.uint8_t), False), 
        
                   0x0041: ("on_with_recall_global_scene", (), False), 
        
                   0x0042: ("on_with_timed_off", (t.uint8_t, t.uint16_t, t.uint16_t), False), 
        
               } 
        
               client_commands = {}

The LevelControl cluster is implemented 20 lines below the OnOff cluster in zigpy.zcl.clusters.general and can be accessed on the appropriate endpoint with .level.

	def get_device(self, ieee=None, nwk=None):
	if ieee is not None:
	return self.devices[ieee]

	for dev in self.devices.values():
	# TODO: Make this not terrible
	if dev.nwk == nwk:
	return dev

	raise KeyError

	class OnOff(Cluster):
	"""Attributes and commands for switching devices between
	‘On’ and ‘Off’ states. """

	cluster_id = 0x0006
	name = "On/Off"
	ep_attribute = "on_off"
	attributes = {
	0x0000: ("on_off", t.Bool),
	0x4000: ("global_scene_control", t.Bool),
	0x4001: ("on_time", t.uint16_t),
	0x4002: ("off_wait_time", t.uint16_t),
	}
	server_commands = {
	0x0000: ("off", (), False),
	0x0001: ("on", (), False),
	0x0002: ("toggle", (), False),
	0x0040: ("off_with_effect", (t.uint8_t, t.uint8_t), False),
	0x0041: ("on_with_recall_global_scene", (), False),
	0x0042: ("on_with_timed_off", (t.uint8_t, t.uint16_t, t.uint16_t), False),
	}
	client_commands = {}

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