def test_get_locks(self, mock):
mock.register_uri("get",
API_GET_LOCKS_URL,
text=load_fixture("get_locks.json"))
api = Api()
locks = api.get_locks(ACCESS_TOKEN)
self.assertEqual(1, len(locks))
first = locks[0]
self.assertEqual("A6697750D607098BAE8D6BAA11EF8063", first.device_id)
self.assertEqual("Front Door Lock", first.device_name)
self.assertEqual("000000000000", first.house_id)
def test_get_locks(self, mock):
mock.register_uri("get", API_GET_LOCKS_URL, text=load_fixture("get_locks.json"))
api = Api()
locks = sorted(api.get_locks(ACCESS_TOKEN), key=lambda d: d.device_id)
self.assertEqual(2, len(locks))
first = locks[0]
self.assertEqual("A6697750D607098BAE8D6BAA11EF8063", first.device_id)
self.assertEqual("Front Door Lock", first.device_name)
self.assertEqual("000000000000", first.house_id)
self.assertEqual(True, first.is_operable)
second = locks[1]
self.assertEqual("A6697750D607098BAE8D6BAA11EF9999", second.device_id)
self.assertEqual("Back Door Lock", second.device_name)
self.assertEqual("000000000011", second.house_id)
self.assertEqual(False, second.is_operable)
authentication = authenticator.authenticate()
# State can be either REQUIRES_VALIDATION, BAD_PASSWORD or AUTHENTICATED
# You'll need to call different methods to finish authentication process, see below
state = authentication.state
#print( state )
# If AuthenticationState is BAD_PASSWORD, that means your login_method, username and password do not match
# If AuthenticationState is AUTHENTICATED, that means you're authenticated already. If you specify "access_token_cache_file", the authentication is cached in a file. Everytime you try to authenticate again, it'll read from that file and if you're authenticated already, Authenticator won't call August again as you have a valid access_token
if state == AuthenticationState.REQUIRES_VALIDATION:
# If AuthenticationState is REQUIRES_VALIDATION, then you'll need to go through verification process
# send_verification_code() will send a code to either your phone or email depending on login_method
authenticator.send_verification_code()
# Wait for your code and pass it in to validate_verification_code()
validation_result = authenticator.validate_verification_code(input())
# If ValidationResult is INVALID_VERIFICATION_CODE, then you'll need to either enter correct one or resend by calling send_verification_code() again
# If ValidationResult is VALIDATED, then you'll need to call authenticate() again to finish authentication process
authentication = authenticator.authenticate()
# Once you have authenticated and validated you can use the access token to make API calls
locks = api.get_locks(authentication.access_token)
#print (locks[0].device_id)
#api.unlock(authentication.access_token, locks[0].device_id)
api.get_lock_detail(authentication.access_token, locks[0].device_id)