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rsnodgrass / pyflowater

Python interface for the Flo by Moen API
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aioflo #3

Closed squirrel289 closed 4 years ago

squirrel289 commented 4 years ago

I found this repo because of your home assistant integration, which I am starting to use now. Thank you for all of your work on that! When I saw the limitations for that integration I began searching for documentation and/or libraries that implemented the missing functionality (mode, on/off, etc). That’s when I came across aioflo ( https://github.com/bachya/aioflo). I’m wondering if you have seen it and/or been in contact with bachya to see about combining efforts.

Anyway, I really appreciate the work you’ve done to integrate flo!

rsnodgrass commented 4 years ago

Thanks for letting me know, I had not seen aioflo!

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I found this repo because of your home assistant integration, which I am starting to use now. Thank you for all of your work on that! When I saw the limitations for that integration I began searching for documentation and/or libraries that implemented the missing functionality (mode, on/off, etc). That’s when I came across aioflo ( https://github.com/bachya/aioflo). I’m wondering if you have seen it and/or been in contact with bachya to see about combining efforts.

Anyway, I really appreciate the work you’ve done to integrate flo!

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rsnodgrass commented 4 years ago

FYI, pyflowater does implement modes, on/off, etc. already...I need to check that the Home Assistant integration actually calls them successfully.

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I found this repo because of your home assistant integration, which I am starting to use now. Thank you for all of your work on that! When I saw the limitations for that integration I began searching for documentation and/or libraries that implemented the missing functionality (mode, on/off, etc). That’s when I came across aioflo ( https://github.com/bachya/aioflo). I’m wondering if you have seen it and/or been in contact with bachya to see about combining efforts.

Anyway, I really appreciate the work you’ve done to integrate flo!

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