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#Ring doorbellw with reolink client install
#Ring doorbellw with reolink client update
#Ring doorbellw with reolink client full
#Ring doorbellw with reolink client code

Generates code coverage using your test files. Performs a type-check on your code (without compiling anything). Performs a minimal test run on package files and your tests. Tests the adapter startup with an actual instance of ioBroker. Tests the adapter startup with unit tests (fast, but might require module mocks to work). You can run them using npm run Script nameĬompile the TypeScript sources and watch for changes.Įxecutes the tests you defined in *.test.ts files.Įnsures your package.json and io-package.json are valid. Several npm scripts are predefined for your convenience.

Active refreshes are reduced to once every 2 hours, as we are listening/reacting on events.

Due to ring-api dropping the support for node before v16.x this adapter needs node v16.x.

Events (Motion, Ding, etc.) are now in a respective channel.

The snapshot/livestream object got changed from type meta to state with type file.

Snapshot/Livestream Data is now in a respective channel, containing the other data points.

from Device 1234567 to Device 1234567 ("Floodlight Garden"))

The Device Names got extended by their description (e.g.

%k: Kind of your ring device: Example: test_%k -> test_doorbell.

%n: Counter since ring instance start.

%i: ID of your ring device: Example: test_%i -> test_234567890.

These variables will be replaced with a counter, timestamp, ring id or kind of ring. You can use special variables for your livestream and snapshot path and filename. For getting the token please do following on your shell.Ĭd /opt/iobroker/node_modules/iobroker.ring/Ĭd /opt/iobroker/node_modules/iobroker.ring/node_modules/ring-client-api

Ring now requires the use of Two-Factor Auth (2fa) for all accounts.

#Ring doorbellw with reolink client install

Install & ConfigurationĪfter installing the Adapter you have to enter your Email and Password of your Account and a Token. If you are using the cloud you find under history a http link to your last motion / doorbell recorded video. If you press the livestream request button you get new SIP Information for building up a SIP Video Call session. Unfortunately does not have an official API that support this feature. Hopefully I will be able to support a video stream soon. Be careful the SIP information expire after a few seconds! To get video working go into Blink's Preferences and under "Accounts", switch the tab to "Media" and deselect "Encrypt audio and video" under "RTP Options". You can use for example the Blink SIP client on. The adapter will not provide all ring devices because the used API does not include all ring devices. You can use the SIP Information for a SIP Video Conference with your SIP client.

The Ring Video Doorbell or Cam sends a videostream if a motion or doorbell ist detected. The quality of the images and videos is clear as can be.The Ring adapter works with Ring devices like the Ring Video Doorbell and Ring Cam and shows if someone rings the doorbell or if motion is detected. This is a sign of a good company that stands behind their product.

#Ring doorbellw with reolink client update

Having this small yet important update shows that Reolink is constantly improving its products, even after they have already sold them. This was a great addition and makes operation of the cameras even simpler. While using the mobile app to pivot the camera can be difficult, a nice update to the app now allows me to set preset viewing angles, and then dial through them as needed.

#Ring doorbellw with reolink client full

Very useful and full range of motion with the PTZ. I am able to see my driveway, the street, or I can pan down right near my door to see if anyone is there, or if packages have been delivered. Being able to use my phone to move the cameras around via the Reolink mobile app is amazing - it's nice that the camera isn't fixed and it can show you multiple angles, whenever you feel like it. This camera (RLC-423) is the real deal! I bought two to use for security at my house and combined with an NVR for recording. Very useful and full range of motion with the PTZ