Alright, still kinda janky, but feel free to give it a try. Still a lot to iron out, but I think it is a good foundation.
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Thanks to some super helpful testers, the integration has come a long way in 5 days and it works pretty darn well now. The next major hurdle is to figure out rolling authentication into the actual HA config flow, rather than having it external.
Launching Chrome is not possilble. Using chromedriver is not an option. I considered hosting a webserver dedicated to authentication, but that introduces a host of security concerns. Another option is to provide a link to obtain oauth token, but that requires getting a cookie from the developer console.
Any other ideas from other smart people?
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I might be totally off here since this is WAY above my knowledge or skill level, but this add-on includes Oauth into the setup. (I realise that an Add-on is different to an Integration) Maybe his code can help?
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Excellent, thank you for the recommendation! I’ll check it out and see what I can find. Looks like a useful add-on.
My friend, it’s simply perfect and easy to configure. Thank you very much. You did an AWESOME job! Now I can track my Moto Tags and do some incredible automations.
Kudos +1
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Awesome, glad it works well for you!
I just added some fun new features in the recent 1.5 updates. Specifically, each device info page has an interactive map you can pull up and see the tracker history. You can also filter the history by date/time and accuracy. I plan to do more customization to this map and potentially make a custom dashboard card out of it.
Also, main discussion thread for my integration is here for anyone who is interested:
https://community.home-assistant.io/t/google-findmy-find-hub-integration
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Hi, I have installed the integration from HACS, managed to export the secrets file but I don’t get any prompt in HA to enter it’s contents.
Any suggestions?