Alex Martens

I still maintain existing functionality and accept new features (e.g. #21 a few weeks ago), but I am not going to develop new features that I cannot test with my...

Sorry about that! Should be fixed now with `0.1.4`. I had a weird issue installing it on my system afterwards: ``` AttributeError: type object 'Callable' has no attribute '_abc_registry' ```...

Have you tried `--no-ssl`? Some models do not use SSL.

Nothing is jumping out to me as an obvious problem unfortunately. Are you able to get a packet capture (using something like wireshark) when the android app connects to the...

To start out with wireshark just run it on your local computer, and access an HTTP (no S) site, make sure you can see the HTTP requests in wireshark. The...

You can pass an SSL context into the constructor: ```py def __init__( self, hostname: str, *, port: int = 36669, username: str = "hisenseservice", password: str = "multimqttservice", timeout: Union[int,...

The API is a bit unweidly since it is security focused, but you're looking for [`create_default_context`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/ssl.html#ssl.create_default_context). You'll have to provide the paths as an arugment to that function: > cafile,...

> Okay, i finally was able to get it to authorise using the keys from here Excellent! There is a bug in the code then :(. The certs should be...

I will leave the issue open since this _should_ be fixed, implementing SSL and using the certs right answer, but I do not have the time or the correct TV...

certs are ignored by default, you can pass a custom SSL context if desired. As for that error it looks like an install error, not a connection error, I'm not...