Open willwade opened 3 years ago
ferensw
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3 years ago To be honest, it crossed my mind before to do this. So, thank you for the reminder. ;-) On my roadmap is to make an API version of this to be more flexible, so a separate package would indeed be helpful.
Unfortunately, this won't be short term, but I will put it higher on my priority list.
willwade
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3 years ago Ahh thats ok - I'll hang out and help where I can. My skills are asyncio (well generally anything code) is a bit awful..
We have a much simpler need in our field of AssitiveTech. A lot of people use easywave kit for a call alarm to get help. This is usually just one command. O1,A. I cant fathom out why this - much simpler code - isn't working https://github.com/AceCentre/Easy-Easywave-Send/blob/main/easywavesend.py - Any help appreciated!
ferensw
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3 years ago I made some time to create a pypi library. You can install it by running pip(3) install easywave. It is located at https://github.com/ferensw/python-easywave
The cli part is not working completely yet. It can receive packets, but sending has an issue. The code sends a package and it gets an 'OK' from the transceiver, but my cover does not react. I could not yet figure out why.
But I didn't want it to be a show stopper for publishing the library to pypi. It works in combination with my homekit script, so the important part works.
willwade
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3 years ago omg! Amazing! I’ll have a play.
Hi Just a request! I would totally love it if you could publish the EasyWave as standalone pypi package. Otherwise what I'm about to do is hack that class for non-homekit purpose and it would be far easier to track an upstream pypi package..! (With a quick minimal example of sending one telegram would be amazing.. I'm new to asyncio and its making my head spin!)
thanks! (Awesome job by the way!)