* Implemented ffmpeg option on Amcrest camera and upgraded to version 1.2.0
* Added ffmpeg arguments and binary options to Amcrest camera
* Added ffmpeg as dependencies
* Makes lint happy and fixed requirements_all.txt
* Inherent the ffmpeg.binary configuration from ffmpeg component
* Update amcrest.py
* Added Axis hub, binary sensors and camera
* Added Axis logo to static images
* Added Axis logo to configurator
Added Axis mdns discovery
* Fixed flake8 and pylint comments
* Missed a change from list to function call
V5 of axis py
* Added dependencies to requirements_all.txt
* Clean up
* Added files to coveragerc
* Guide lines says to import function when needed, this makes Tox pass
* Removed storing hass in config until at the end where I send it to axisdevice
* Don't call update in the constructor
* Don't keep hass private
* Unnecessary lint ignore, following Baloobs suggestion of using NotImplementedError
* Axis package not in pypi yet
* Do not catch bare excepts. Device schema validations raise vol.Invalid.
* setup_device still adds hass object to the config, so the need to remove it prior to writing config file still remains
* Don't expect axis.conf contains correct values
* Improved configuration validation
* Trigger time better explains functionality than scan interval
* Forgot to remove this earlier
* Guideline says double qoutes for sentences
* Return false from discovery if config file contains bad data
* Keys in AXIS_DEVICES are serialnumber
* Ordered imports in alphabetical order
* Moved requirement to pypi
* Moved update callback that handles trigger time to axis binary sensor
* Renamed configurator instance to request_id since that is what it really is
* Removed unnecessary configurator steps
* Changed link in configurator to platform documentation
* Add not-context-manager (#7523)
* Add not-context-manager
* Add missing comma
* Threadsafe configurator (#7536)
* Make Configurator thread safe, get_instance timing issues breaking configurator working on multiple devices
* No blank lines allowed after function docstring
* Fix comment Tox
* Added Axis hub, binary sensors and camera
* Added Axis logo to static images
* Added Axis logo to configurator
Added Axis mdns discovery
* Fixed flake8 and pylint comments
* Missed a change from list to function call
V5 of axis py
* Added dependencies to requirements_all.txt
* Clean up
* Added files to coveragerc
* Guide lines says to import function when needed, this makes Tox pass
* Removed storing hass in config until at the end where I send it to axisdevice
* Don't call update in the constructor
* Don't keep hass private
* Unnecessary lint ignore, following Baloobs suggestion of using NotImplementedError
* Axis package not in pypi yet
* Do not catch bare excepts. Device schema validations raise vol.Invalid.
* setup_device still adds hass object to the config, so the need to remove it prior to writing config file still remains
* Don't expect axis.conf contains correct values
* Improved configuration validation
* Trigger time better explains functionality than scan interval
* Forgot to remove this earlier
* Guideline says double qoutes for sentences
* Return false from discovery if config file contains bad data
* Keys in AXIS_DEVICES are serialnumber
* Ordered imports in alphabetical order
* Moved requirement to pypi
* Moved update callback that handles trigger time to axis binary sensor
* Renamed configurator instance to request_id since that is what it really is
* Removed unnecessary configurator steps
* Changed link in configurator to platform documentation
* No blank lines allowed after function docstring
* No blank lines allowed after function docstring
* Changed discovery to use axis instead of axis_mdns
* Travis CI requested rerun of script/gen_requirements_all.py
* Add condition for API failure
If you are not running the latest ve3rsion of ZM this will cause exceptions to fire. This fix handles a response from ZM but a non successful attempt.
This resolves the issue https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant/issues/7178
* Fixed houndci-bot issues
* Responsiveness
* Delay was not needed as commands does not return until done.
* Add support for cleaning maps and cleaning data
* Hound
* Docstring
* Update requirements
* Review changes
* External lib now returns the raw data.
* debug
* Sensor did not refresh
* Error handling
* Issue warning on connection error
* Update requirements
* Review changes
* Adding exception handling when fetching the camera image to avoid python errors when host is not reachable or any url errors to camera
* Added exception as ConnectionError instead of plain except
* Added exception as ConnectionError instead of plain except. Removed the unused error handle
* Passing pep8, no tests yet
* Fixed some issues with the request throttling
* Removed ability to set throttle time because it was causing more issues than it was worth
* Added blink to .coveragerc
* Changed blinkpy version
* Removed global var, fixed per PR requests
* Added services for camera, migrated switch to binary_sensor
* Added schema for service, fixed naming, removed unused function
Avoid unhandled exception and stack trace when server closes connection by changing from handle ClientDisconnectedError to DisconnectedError. Also added HttpProcessingError, which was missing.
* Fix for missing netatmo tags in 0.37
Also fix issue with SSL certificate for vpn_url
Signed-off-by: Hugo D. (jabesq) <jabesq@gmail.com>
* Netatmo welcome: vpn_url can be empty
Signed-off-by: Hugo D. (jabesq) <jabesq@gmail.com>
* add config floag to disable SSL verification for vpn_url
Signed-off-by: Hugo D. (jabesq) <jabesq@gmail.com>
* Import CONF_VERIFY_SSL from const
* Introduced Amcrest camera sensors
* Makes script/gen_requirements_all.py happy
* Bump Amcrest version across all components
* - Adjusted scan_interval to 10 seconds
- Filtering HTTPError and ConnectTimeout exceptions
- Removed @Throttle decorator
* Add support for direct MJPEG streams from Amcrest cameras
The previous implementation relied on using snapshots from the camera. However,
some Amcrest models cannot keep up with the large number of requests and
instead timeout, resulting in no video stream. These cameras do provide MJPEG
streams though, so this commit adds the option to use these instead of creating
one from snapshots.
Unfortunately, some cameras on newer firmwares do not support MJPEG streams at
high resolution - only at low resolution.
By providing users with both a `resolution` and `stream_source` option, we can
allow them to choose whichever combination works for their particular model
and firmware version.
* Close the stream instead of releasing it
* Close stream without creating a task
* Handle client aborts
* fix lint
