JurajNyiri/pytapo 3.4.0 on GitHub

Changes Summary

Now uses kasa-python for transfer and encryption layer, this unifies the code into 1 place, addressing future devices firmware updates more efficiently

Removed legacy HTTP/TLS auth path and helper methods from pytapo/__init__.py (request, refreshStok, isSecureConnection, validateDeviceConfirm, getTag, generateEncryptionToken, getHashedPassword, encryptRequest, decryptResponse, getHostURL); external callers of these now break.
Deleted pytapo/TlsAdapter.py; any direct imports of pytapo.TlsAdapter will fail.
Raw payloads for performRequest/executeFunction on non‑KLAP devices now must follow python‑kasa smart‑camera protocol shapes (get/set/do/multipleRequest) rather than legacy {"method": "...", "params": ...}; custom callers using the old shape must update. Example:

Previously:

self.performRequest(
    {"method": "do", "cloud_config": {"fw_download": "null"}}
)

Now:

    self.performRequest({"do": {"cloud_config": {"fw_download": "null"}}})

Legacy auth/session attributes are no longer set on Tapo instances (stok, seq, lsk, cnonce, ivb, passwordEncryptionMethod, retryStok), which can break code that accessed them.

Non‑KLAP communication now goes through python‑kasa discovery + protocol query, replacing direct HTTP; error types/messages and retry behavior differ.
Media/session encryption selection now derives from KLAP status or python‑kasa connection login_version (defaulting to SHA256 when unknown), which may change behavior for devices that previously negotiated MD5.

Major refactor in pytapo/__init__.py to manage python‑kasa device lifecycle (Discover.discover_single, dev.update, cached dev and _kasa_ready) and a dedicated asyncio loop to keep aiohttp sessions alive between calls.
Added kasa warning handler + connection debug logging to capture unknown error codes and map them through ERROR_CODES.
Improved error handling for device‑blocked scenarios and normalized child‑device response handling.
Updated many request builders to the new payload shapes (OSD, module spec, audio, motor, firmware, getMost, etc.) for non‑KLAP devices.