hjdhjd/homebridge-unifi-protect v3.6.3

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3.6.3 (2020-09-07)

• IMPORTANT: NAME CHANGE. Starting with this release, this plugin is now renamed to homebridge-unifi-protect. My thanks to the previous owner of the NPM name for homebridge-unifi-protect for graciously transitioning it to me. What does this mean for you?

  • You should uninstall this package and reinstall it under it's new name, homebridge-unifi-protect. That should do the trick. Your configuration won't be impacted. Apologies for any extra gymnastics this might cause some people, but it will help future users and make this plugin more discoverable.
  • homebridge-unifi-protect2 will soon be deprecated. You'll receive a warning message that the package has been deprecated and to install homebridge-unifi-protect instead.
  • Again my apologies for any extra work this causes people, but I hope it will be a mostly painless transition.
  • Quick steps for those using the command line:

    npm -g uninstall homebridge-unifi-protect2
    npm -g --unsafe-perm install homebridge-unifi-protect

    Restart homebridge and you're all set.

• Enhancement: after several weeks of testing, I've shifted our realtime events API over to the updates realtime events API. This took some time to reverse engineer because it's a binary protocol, and I wanted to ensure it was solid before releasing it. What's new for you? Doorbell events should be even faster now for those on UniFi OS-based controllers.

• Fix: messages weren't always properly reset when using the messages switch feature on doorbells.