Indigo Domotics

https://github.com/FlyingDiver/Indigo-M ... /tag/7.6.0

Major update for V6 API using a Python3 subprocess.

Now supports MyQ lights, which needs testing. I don't have any.
My system has the Gateway device and MyQ enabled openers. Openers with internal gateways (Wifi enabled) need testing.


Requirements for version 7.6.0 and later:

macOS 10.15.7 or later (for Python 3)
Install and Run Xcode.app (upgrades Python to 3.8.X)

Confirm Python version:

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% /usr/bin/python3 --version
Python 3.8.2


Install Python packages:

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sudo /usr/bin/pip3 install aiohttp

sudo /usr/bin/pip3 install bs4

sudo /usr/bin/pip3 install pkce


The plug in installed and my 2 lights auto populated ...

The api seems to be giving all the devices to the plugin (looking at the log)..

The new devices are identified correctly as MyQ lights, but there are no MyQ light Devices available in Edit Devices --> EditDevice Settings...--> Configure MyQ Light --> dropdown .

Hope this report helps...

Can you please enter this as an issue in GitHub?
https://github.com/FlyingDiver/Indigo-MyQ/issues

And do an actual copy and paste from the logs, not a screen shot.

Running Indigo on Big Sur, after launching Xcode as instructed.

"/usr/bin/python3 --version" => 3.7.3, not 3.8.x

masterblaster wrote:

Running Indigo on Big Sur, after launching Xcode as instructed.

"/usr/bin/python3 --version" => 3.7.3, not 3.8.x

On my system:

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% which python3
/usr/bin/python3
% python3 --version
Python 3.8.2


So make sure you've upgraded Xcode as well. Should be 12.4.

Just got a myQ Garage Door Opener.

Since macOS 12.3 comes with Python 3 and Indigo devs are working on an Indigo version that supports that, I was wondering if the plugin would still require the manual setup steps?

And are there plans to take the latest Beta of myQ plugin to released status?

Thanks

Chris

When the pure Python3 version of the plugin is released, any manual steps to install other software should no longer be needed.

There will be a new release for Indigo 2022.1 (Python3). The current release will not be updated.

Oh - and one correction - MacOS 12.3 does not come with ANY Python version. Python3 will be included in the Indigo installer.

Thanks for the update. I'll probably wait until the new version of the plugin before integrating.

sumocomputers wrote:

Thanks for the update. I'll probably wait until the new version of the plugin before integrating.

That would be best.