Camect Connector

This flask API uses the camect-py python library and allows your Camect device to interact with Hubitat.

Installation (manual)

# pip3 install camect-py
# pip3 install requests
# pip3 install json

You'll need to then navigate to https://local.home.camect.com and accept the Terms of Service. You'll end up on your local server and the name will be xxxxxx.l.home.camect.com. This beginning part is considered your Camect Code.
You'll then need to determine your username and password - the username in the default case is admin and the password is the first part of your email address that you used to register your camect device - for instance, bob@gmail.com would give you the password "bob".
Install Camect Hubitat code, fill in your above information and enable OAUTH. You'll need to copy your OAUTH URL and use it in step 4.
Replace these variables within camect_connector.py
Change directory in the .service file to match where your camect-connect.py file is.
Copy service file to /lib/systemd/system/ then enable it.

# systemctl daemon-reload
# systemctl enable camect-connector.service
# systemctl start camect-connector.service

Grab the Dockerfile via wget and put it in a directory on your Docker server. Then run the commands below from that directory subbing in the variables from above.
# docker build -t camect-connector --build-arg USERNAME='admin' --build-arg PASSWORD='your_password' --build-arg CAMECTCODE='a1b2xxxx' --build-arg HUBITATOAUTH='http://192.168.x.x/apps/api/258/camect/?access_token=abc24323-13526236-23626-xxxxxxx' . Don't forget your dot at the end
Run your newly created image: # docker run -d --restart unless-stopped --name camect-connector -t camect-connector
That's it. If you need to troubleshoot your docker image, you can get into it via: # docker exec -it camect-connector /bin/bash or # docker run -it camect-connector /bin/bash and then poke around and see what the issue is.

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