[BUG]

[garethfrance-lab]

Describe the bug
Using the example code provided in the documentation results in an error message when attempting to log in using device authentication.

Original exception was:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/eternity/Documents/Miner/miner.py", line 72, in
session = Hive(
^^^^^
TypeError: Hive.init() got an unexpected keyword argument 'deviceGroupKey'

Expected behavior
The program should complete logging in and continue to provide a temperature reading from my thermostat. If I log in using 2fa instead it does work.

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Additional context
session = Hive(
username="myme@here.com",
password="MyPassword",
deviceGroupKey="GroupKey",
deviceKey="DeviceKey",
devicePassword="",
)
session.deviceLogin()
session.startSession()

[KJonline]

What version of the library are you using?

[garethfrance-lab]

I have absolutely no idea. Whatever pip provided me. How can I tell?

[KJonline]

Was the package you referenced called pyhiveapi?

I’ve just realised in the readme I’ve missed updating that I renamed the package to pyhive-integration that one is the latest.

Apologies I’ve updated the readme now

[garethfrance-lab]

Ok, that changes everything. How will I need to modify my code? Just change the import statement?

[garethfrance-lab]

I'm currently importing with this:
from pyhiveapi import Hive, SMS_REQUIRED

[KJonline]

No the modules are still called pyhiveapi and apyhiveapi just the package name changed. So your pip install needs to be pyhive-integration but you imports are still the same

This is the code you would use to do device login using the api directly it’s practically what you have except it’s "Hive.Auth(". Not "Hive("

import pyhiveapi as Hive

tokens = {}
hive_auth = Hive.Auth(", "", "Hive Device Group Key>", "", "")
authData = hive_auth.deviceLogin()

if "AuthenticationResult" in authData:
session = authData["AuthenticationResult"]
tokens.update({"token": session["IdToken"]})
Etc……..

Should be what’s in here - https://pyhass.github.io/pyhiveapi.docs/docs/examples/api/

[garethfrance-lab]

The error remains the same. Unexpected keyword argument 'deviceGroupKey'

[garethfrance-lab]

type object 'Hive' has no attribute 'Auth'

[garethfrance-lab]

Ok, I deleted my virtual environment and copied the example. Now I'm getting:
authData = hive_auth.deviceLogin()

AttributeError: 'HiveAuth' object has no attribute 'deviceLogin'. Did you mean: 'device_login'?

[KJonline]

Apologies it’s device_login the docs need updating. The library is changing at the minute to follow pep standards

[garethfrance-lab]

I got that going but now it says my device doesn't exist and my code for getting the device details now doesn't work and I don't see it in the examples any more. Why does working with apis always seem to involve having 2 thirds of the answers?

[KJonline]

So before you use device login you have to register the device using the device_registration method. Apologies again I didn’t really build the project with api access being the primary goal. It was always to work with home assistant, api was a secondary thing. I’ve just not got around to documenting it fully.