0.7.3

What's Changed

• Add motion detection enabled switch (#282) @sdb9696
• Fix ci to use up to date python versions and include pre-commit-config (#281) @sdb9696
• Add support for Floodlight Cam Pro (#280) @twasilczyk

0.7.2

What's Changed

• Recognize cocoa_floodlight as a floodlight kind (#255) @mwren

0.7.1

What's Changed

• fix memory growth when calling url_recording (#253) @prwood80

0.7.0

New features

• #231 Support for light groups (and thus Transformers indirectly) (thanks @decompil3d!)

Fixes

• #196 Fix snapshot functionality (thanks @dshokouhi!)
• #225 Fix live stream functionality (thanks @JoeDaddy7105!)
• #228 Avoid multiple clients in list by maintaining consistent hardware ID (thanks @riptidewave93!)
• #185 Return None instead of 0 for battery level when a device is not battery powered (thanks @balloob!)
• #218 Fix snapshot again and add download option (thanks @kvntng17!)

Misc

• #224 Fix build failures (thanks @JoeDaddy7105!)
• #233 Move to GitHub Actions (thanks @decompil3d!)

0.6.2

• Unpin reqs even more c3e98c9

0.6.1

Relax requirements version pinning - 59ae9b1

0.6.0

Major breaking change

Ring APIs offer 1 endpoint with all device info. 1 with all health for doorbells etc. The API used to make a request from each device to the "all device" endpoint and fetch its own data.

With the new approach we now just fetch the data once and each device will fetch that data. This significantly reduces the number of requests.

See updated test.py on usage.

Changes:

• Pass a user agent to the auth class to identify your project (at request from Ring)
• For most updates, just call ring.update_all(). If you want health data (wifi stuff), call device.update_health_data() on each device
• Renamed device.id -> device.device_id, device.account_id -> device.id to follow API naming.
• Call ring.update_all() at least once before querying for devices
• Querying devices now is a function ring.devices() instead of property ring.devices
• Removed ring.chimes, ring.doorbells, ring.stickup_cams
• Cleaned up tests with pytest fixtures
• Run Black on code to silence hound.

0.5.0

Breaking Change

The Auth class no longer takes an otp_callback but now takes an otp_code. It raises MissingTokenError if otp_code is required. See the updated example. This prevents duplicate SMS messages. Thanks to @steve-gombos

Timeout has been increased from 5 to 10 seconds to give requests a bit more time (by @cyberjunky)

0.4.0

Major breaking change.

This release is a major breaking change to clean up the auth and follow proper OAuth2. Big thanks to @steve-gombos for this.

All authentication is now done inside Auth. The first time you need username, password and optionally an 2-factor auth callback function. After that you have a token and that can be used.

The old cache file is no longer in use and can be removed.

Example usage (also available as test.py):

import json
from pathlib import Path

from ring_doorbell import Ring, Auth


cache_file = Path('test_token.cache')


def token_updated(token):
    cache_file.write_text(json.dumps(token))


def otp_callback():
    auth_code = input("2FA code: ")
    return auth_code


def main():
    if cache_file.is_file():
        auth = Auth(json.loads(cache_file.read_text()), token_updated)
    else:
        username = input("Username: ")
        password = input("Password: ")
        auth = Auth(None, token_updated)
        auth.fetch_token(username, password, otp_callback)

    ring = Ring(auth)
    print(ring.devices)


if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

Version 0.2.9

• Fixed Compatibility with Python 2 (old-school typing syntax in docstrings); fix for OAuth.SCOPE - @ZachBenz #163
• Implemented timeouts for HTTP requests methods - @tchellomello #165
• Use auth expires_in to refresh oauth tokens. - @jeromelaban #167
• Fixed logic and simplified module imports - @tchellomello #168