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jeffreydwalter / arlo

Python module for interacting with Netgear's Arlo camera system.
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Update for arlo.com #113

Closed kskenyon closed 5 years ago

kskenyon commented 5 years ago

Do you plan to update this to use arlo.com instead of arlo.netgear.com? The spin-off of Arlo from Netgear is essentially complete so arlo.netgear.com will probably go away soon.

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jeffreydwalter commented 5 years ago

Hello, I haven't really been keeping up with the Arlo happenings, but if they spin off and we need to change the domain name, I would of course do that (or accept a PR for it).

kskenyon commented 5 years ago

The new domain is my.arlo.com. It has already changed.

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jeffreydwalter commented 5 years ago

Ok. The old domain is still working. If you want to update it I'll happily take a PR!

natemiller82 commented 5 years ago

So....it looks like some people have found a way to integrate this with ST or Actiontiles, but I can't quite figure it out -- is there a way to use this API with webcore, or what's the best way of accomplishing this?

jeffreydwalter commented 5 years ago

@natemiller82 I have no idea what ST, Actiontiles, and webcore are, but it's just a library for making http requests, so I'm sure it's possible.

jeffreydwalter commented 5 years ago

Ok, so webcore is a website framework... How exactly are you wanting to integrate Arlo into your site? Do you want to show a live stream on your website? Control your camera from the website?

natemiller82 commented 5 years ago

Sorry -- ST = Smartthings; I saw in another forum that someone was supposedly able to use this API somehow to integrate with smartthings.

Actiontiles essentially a nice looking client to manage smartthing devices.

jeffreydwalter commented 5 years ago

@m0urs thank you for knocking that out!