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Long time supporter of the project and have been using it for a project of my own. I have noticed that there are a few, at least three, major Wyze projects that have to make Wyze API calls and thus have built up Wyze API code to support those calls to various endpoints.
I am wondering if you would be interested in breaking out the Wyze API modules of this project to support/use/contribute to a central Wyze API repo. I think the benefits are pretty clear that Wyze API updates will be centralized and any existing future projects can use the repo as a drop in for calling to Wyze services. My project is here: Cryze and I am also referring to Docker Wyze Bridge and your project as well.
Love to hear your thoughts! Thank you!
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I think this would be a great idea. The wyze apis are so complicated and scattered, it is impossible for one project to implement and maintain everything. I am currently working on adding a ton of improvements to wyzeapy (used by the ha-wyzeapi homeassitant integration), and don't want to repeat work that's been done here.
I agree, this would be awesome. To be clear, I built this library to serve as a "low-level" SDK to build solutions on top of. That sounds pretty similar to what you're proposing, so I'm curious what kind of architecture/system you are thinking about.
Hi Shaun,
Long time supporter of the project and have been using it for a project of my own. I have noticed that there are a few, at least three, major Wyze projects that have to make Wyze API calls and thus have built up Wyze API code to support those calls to various endpoints.
I am wondering if you would be interested in breaking out the Wyze API modules of this project to support/use/contribute to a central Wyze API repo. I think the benefits are pretty clear that Wyze API updates will be centralized and any existing future projects can use the repo as a drop in for calling to Wyze services. My project is here: Cryze and I am also referring to Docker Wyze Bridge and your project as well.
Love to hear your thoughts! Thank you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: