Eufy Security Integration

Third party integrations
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configure your button to call the service eufy_security.stop_rtsp_livestream

489

Yes the button card is working but better to have hold action on the WebRTC

490

if your camera supports RTSP, webrtc is using it (given that you called camera.turn_on or eufy_security.start_rtsp_livestream)

491

I am working on an improvement to add a button to webrtc interface to stop the livestream, wtihout additional button.

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492

I have 4 pieces of 2C cameras and 1 piece of PTZ camera. All motion and person sensors are working fine.

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Ah, gotcha! Thanks! Should’ve read the working principles more thoroughly.

What’s the recommendation then if I wouldn’t like to receive the notifications while somebody’s home, as it’s currently working? My thinking would go something like this: Enable push notifications for Eufy cams, silence them on the Android level and let Home Assistant decide when to send push through HA Companion app and when not to send?

494

That is exactly how i do in my setup

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It does seem ridiculous that different Eufy users can’t customise their own push notifications, the recommendation is to use a dedicated account for the addon it would have been so much easier to configure push notifications to be always for this user.

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Yeah, agree, notifications are setup based on devices not accounts.

497

There was an eufy security addon again
Cant find the release notes

498

Did not get your question?

499

I’ve just been struggling to get this integration to work. The stage I was stuck on was after installing the integration via HACS, the integration didn’t appear when I tried to add it into HA. Initially I thought it was the cached browser issue but after trying several browsers including incognito modes I realised it was something else.
Looking in the HA custom components directory I found the eufy_security directory, but instead of the files being in this directory, there was another eufy_security directory within it. The files were within this second directory. Copying the contents of the sub-directory to the first one resulted in things working.
I don’t know if this is an issue with HACS itself or this component. I have however just updated another HACS component that is fine.

For reference I’m running the latest version of HA (2021.12.8) and HACS (1.19.1). I was previously running HA (2021.12.6) and HACS (1.19.0) when I started the installation this morning.

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500

Whats were the changes over last version?

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I don’t publish release notes for add-on, check here: Eufy Security Integration - #372 by fuatakgun

502

Hey Fuat,

Do you have a timeframe as to when you expect to include the latest update (bropat’s security client version 1.5.0) in the HACS integration?

I am really looking forward to be able to handle my floodlight cam 2 pro with that new version :slightly_smiling_face:

No rush, I am just curious.

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503

Hey hey,

  • eufy-client is a dependency of eufy-security-ws
  • eufy-security-ws is a dependency of eufy-security-addon (which we use in home assistant)

I dont have an option to manage the version of client, rather following versioning of eufy-security-ws and i am following same version number of it. So whenever it includes new client, whenever a new version of eufy-security-ws is released and whenever i test it in my local setup, i am publishing it into addon, then you can get it.

Currently, add on and eufy-security-ws are on 0.7.0, not sure about eufy-client though

504

Oh sorry. I thought your Hacs integration which is version 1.1 was the one that used bropats code and therefore needed to be upgraded:

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505

Here you will always find which driver version eufy-security-ws is using.
eufy-security-ws 0.7.0 already uses the latest driver (eufy-security-client version 1.5.0).

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I think it would make sense for you to do so, as it is not said that you support all features of eufy-security-ws or have implemented the new features after a new release of eufy-security-ws. :wink:

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there are two repositories here, one is home assistant wrapper around your docker container, with no specific code inside it other than manifest.json and manifest file includes version number of eufy-security-ws. I dont think it adds value to publish release notes for add-on.

For integration (home assistant plugin) there is versioning and release notes attached to each version.

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