An service option to interact with Arlo cameras

Interacting with the Arlo system is very attractive for who acquired the hardware and enjoy all the benefits of these equipments. Which by the way are very good, flexible and full of good properties.

To interact with this system with a developer's perspective I found two interesting python-based projects.

Python-arlo: https://github.com/tchellomello/python-arlo
Arlo: https://github.com/jeffreydwalter/arlo

Both propose different features but Python-arlo has a good documentation and structure of its API.

The objective for this integration is to support applications from Google Assistant, for this reason I integrated the service into an App Engine flex env project. I included flask as an interaction framework and with this I have the option to use a service interface.

This would be our ideal architectural map:

We looking for continue with the application initiated from:

Hey Google ... Where is my dog?

* Of course we will have to implement the logic creating various intents into the agent from DialogFlow. [you can see more details in this article "Google Assistant, simpleness of interaction to call a webhook"]

Let's see a simple method used in the service:

Here [ArloCamService] can see the initial version of the service.

An service option to interact with Arlo cameras by Nicolas Bortolotti is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

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