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Carson Living Python API
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Python Carson Living is a library written in Python that exposes the carson.live devices as Python objects.
Disclaimer
----------
Please use this library at your own risk and make sure that you do not violate the
`Terms of Service of Carson <https://www.carson.live/terms>`_.
Getting started
---------------
Installation
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Carson Living Python should work against **Python 2.x >= 2.7** and **Python 3.x >= 3.5**.
.. code-block::
# Installing from PyPi
$ pip install carson_living
# Installing latest development
$ pip install \
git+https://github.com/rado0x54/python-carson-living@master
Initialize a Carson API object
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.. code-block:: python
# Initializing an API object
carson = Carson("account@email.com", 'your password')
print(carson.user)
# >> Martin
print(carson.token)
# >> ey...
You are also able to pass a valid JWT token during initialization which would prevent a login action as long as the token is valid:
.. code-block:: python
# Initializing an API object with a valid token
carson = Carson("account@email.com", 'your password', 'ey....')
print(carson.token)
# >> Martin
Since Carson Living uses JWT token with very long validity, it is recommended to save the active token via
``carson.token``, whenever one needs to reinitialize the API later on. The API library is robust to handle expired
JWT tokens (and 401 handling), so no need to check before.
Carson entities
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The library currently supports the following entities and actions.
- User (``carson.user``): read
- Building (``carson.buildings``): read
- Doors (``building.doors``): read, open
- Cameras (``building.cameras``): read, images, video
Door entities
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Doors can be "buzzed" open via ``door.open()``
.. code-block:: python
# Open all Unit Doors of Main Building
for door in carson.first_building.doors:
if door.is_unit_door:
print('Opening Unit Door {}'.format(door.name))
door.open()
Camera entities
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Eagle Eye cameras can produce live images and videos but also allow access to passed recordings (see API). The API can download the image and video directly into a provided file object
or just pass a generated url with an eagle_eye auth key ``A=c000....``. Please note, that the url can only be accessed as long as the ``auth_key`` is valid. Therefore it may make sense to
force the eagle eye api to refresh the auth key before generating a image or video url.
- Directly save a live image:
.. code-block:: python
for camera in building.cameras:
with open('image_{}.jpeg'.format(camera.entity_id), 'wb') as file:
camera.get_image(file)
- Directly save a live video of 10s:
.. code-block:: python
for camera in building.cameras:
with open('video_{}.flv'.format(camera.entity_id), 'wb') as file:
camera.get_video(file, timedelta(seconds=10))
- Directly download a image from a timestamp:
.. code-block:: python
three_hours_ago = datetime.utcnow() - timedelta(hours=3)
# download all images from 3 hours ago
for camera in building.cameras:
with open('image_{}.jpeg'.format(camera.entity_id), 'wb') as file:
camera.get_image(file, three_hours_ago)
- Directly download a recorded video from a timestamp:
.. code-block:: python
three_days_ago = datetime.utcnow() - timedelta(days=3)
# download all videos from 3 days ago
for cam in building.cameras:
with open('video_{}.flv'.format(cam.entity_id), 'wb') as file:
cam.get_video(file, timedelta(seconds=5), three_days_ago)
- The Carson API is also able to produce authenticated URLs that can be handled externally.
Please not, that the ``auth_key`` has a limited lifetime. Therefore it makes sense to update
the ``auth_key`` manually before retrieving predefined URLs. Note, the Eagle Eye API in Carson
is associated with a building, so it is sufficient to update it once for all cameras in the same
building. The function signature of the the ``_url`` function is identical to the previous ones
(minus the file object).
.. code-block:: python
# Update Session Auth Key of Eagle Eye once in a while if using
# generated authenticated URLs.
# Note, this is not needed for get_image() or get_video()
building.eagleeye_api.update_session_auth_key()
for cam in building.cameras:
img_url = cam.get_image_url(three_days_ago)
print(img_url)
# >> https://cXXX.eagleeyenetworks.com/asset/prev/image.jpeg?id=c0×tamp=20200122211442.575&asset_class=pre&A=c000~...
response = requests.get(img_url)
with open('image_{}_with_url.jpeg'.format(cam.entity_id), 'wb') as file:
file.write(response.content)
# do only 1 cam.
break
Use ``cam.get_video_url()`` the same way.
CLI Tool
~~~~~~~~
Checkout ``./scripts/carsoncli.py`` for further API implementation examples.
Development Notes
-----------------
Code Documentation
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The code follow the `Google Python Styleguide <https://google.github.io/styleguide/pyguide.html>`_ for docstring.
Git Branching Strategy
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This project uses `gitflow <https://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/>`_ as a git branching model.
Open Items
~~~~~~~~~~
The following is not supported by the API yet and remains TODO.
- Expose visitor functionality (``/visitors``)
- Expose thread / messaging functionality (``/threads``)
- Expose delivery functionality (``/deliveries``)
- Expose dashboard functionality (``/dashboard``)
- Expose service functionality (``/service``)
- Integrate Twilio (``twilio/access-token/``)
- Expand and extract EagleEye API (into separate project?).
Credits && Thanks
-----------------
* A lot of the project setup and the API object design was inspired / launched off https://github.com/tchellomello/python-ring-doorbell. Saved me a lot of headaches with tox, setuptools and Travis!.
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