@mega-yfue/eufy-sdk 0.5.0-beta.91 → 0.5.0-beta.93

package/dist/client/eufy-mega.d.ts

@@ -416,7 +416,7 @@ export declare class EufyMega extends EventEmitter {
     /**
      * The station a device's commands go through: the device itself, or the HomeBase the registry links it
      * to. Answers the target record, the station record and serial, the station's `device_type`, and the
-     * `t9000` / `t8n00` / `t8223` family flags.
+     * `t9000` / `t8n00` / `callDoorbell` family flags.
      */
     private stationOf;
     /** The vendor DeviceType of the station a device hangs off; `undefined` for a station itself. */
@@ -445,14 +445,14 @@ export declare class EufyMega extends EventEmitter {
      * kind and stays transport-agnostic; only the facade sees both sides and decides here. A T9000 or T8N00
      * station and the devices attached to it go over RTC, with an attached device's command refused
      * unless its channel resolves back to it on the station. T8N00 uses full SDP and admits direct and
-     * relay candidates; T9000 retains compact SDP and relay-only candidates. A T8223 doorbell's route serves
+     * relay candidates; T9000 retains compact SDP and relay-only candidates. A call doorbell's route serves
      * media only, and the RTC router refuses a command on it. Everything else is P2P.
      */
     private routeCommand;
     /**
-     * The RTC route for a T9000 or T8N00 station or a device attached to one, or a T8223 doorbell that is its
+     * The RTC route for a T9000 or T8N00 station or a device attached to one, or a call doorbell that is its
      * own station, decided by the station's model classification; `undefined` for any other device. A T8N00
-     * route carries its native `call` signalling; a T8223 route does too, and streams its video on a media
+     * route carries its native `call` signalling; a doorbell route does too, and streams its video on a media
      * track. The admin id is the station's `member.admin_user_id`, else the logged-in user.
      */
     private rtcRouteFor;

package/dist/index.js

@@ -3683,7 +3683,7 @@ var isStation9000 = (ctx) => ctx.deviceType === DeviceType.STATION_9000;
 var isNvrT8N00 = (ctx) => ctx.model === "T8N00";
 var isNvrMediaCamera = (ctx) => ctx.model === "T8E00" || ctx.model === "T8P00";
 var isNvrDualLensCamera = (ctx) => ctx.model === "T8E00";
-var isDoorbellT8223 = (ctx) => ctx.model === "T8223";
+var isCallDoorbell = (ctx) => ctx.model === "T8223" || ctx.model === "T8224";
 var isAiotVacuum = (ctx) => ctx.category !== "eufy_home_tuya";
 var isTuyaVacuum = (ctx) => ctx.category === "eufy_home_tuya";
 var isVideoSmartLock = (ctx) => ctx.deviceType === DeviceType.LOCK_8530;
@@ -16532,8 +16532,8 @@ var P2PSession = class _P2PSession extends EventEmitter2 {
    * `resolveCipherKey`), run the ECIES unwrap with the ECC key, and `setLevel2Key()`. A cipher with no
    * ECC key uses its RSA key instead and holds the RSA-decrypted 16-byte key as the AES-128-ECB level-2
    * key. One-shot; emits `level2Ready` only when the AES-256-GCM key is negotiated, traces
-   * `level2-set-payload-only` instead for the AES-128-ECB key, and emits `error` on failure
-   * (non-fatal — level-1 traffic keeps working regardless).
+   * `level2-set-payload-only` instead for the AES-128-ECB key, and emits `error` when the ECC unwrap
+   * fails; an RSA unwrap failure is only traced (non-fatal either way — level-1 traffic keeps working).
    *
    * Every outcome settles the wait in {@link awaitLevel2Key}, because being one-shot is what makes a
    * failure final for this connection generation: nothing will retry it there, so a later command must be
@@ -16563,7 +16563,8 @@ var P2PSession = class _P2PSession extends EventEmitter2 {
         if (!key) {
           this.trace({ phase: "level2-unavailable", reason: "derivation-failed", cipherId });
           this.settleLevel2();
-          this.emit("error", new Error(`level-2 key derivation failed (cipher_id ${cipherId})`));
+          if (eccPrivHex)
+            this.emit("error", new Error(`level-2 key derivation failed (cipher_id ${cipherId})`));
           return;
         }
         if (eccPrivHex) {
@@ -29750,7 +29751,7 @@ var EufyMega = class extends EventEmitter14 {
   /**
    * The station a device's commands go through: the device itself, or the HomeBase the registry links it
    * to. Answers the target record, the station record and serial, the station's `device_type`, and the
-   * `t9000` / `t8n00` / `t8223` family flags.
+   * `t9000` / `t8n00` / `callDoorbell` family flags.
    */
   stationOf(sn) {
     const devices = this.registry.list();
@@ -29768,7 +29769,7 @@ var EufyMega = class extends EventEmitter14 {
       deviceType,
       t9000: isStation9000(family),
       t8n00: isNvrT8N00(family),
-      t8223: isDoorbellT8223(family)
+      callDoorbell: isCallDoorbell(family)
     };
   }
   /** The vendor DeviceType of the station a device hangs off; `undefined` for a station itself. */
@@ -29830,7 +29831,7 @@ var EufyMega = class extends EventEmitter14 {
    * kind and stays transport-agnostic; only the facade sees both sides and decides here. A T9000 or T8N00
    * station and the devices attached to it go over RTC, with an attached device's command refused
    * unless its channel resolves back to it on the station. T8N00 uses full SDP and admits direct and
-   * relay candidates; T9000 retains compact SDP and relay-only candidates. A T8223 doorbell's route serves
+   * relay candidates; T9000 retains compact SDP and relay-only candidates. A call doorbell's route serves
    * media only, and the RTC router refuses a command on it. Everything else is P2P.
    */
   routeCommand(sn, cmd) {
@@ -29860,14 +29861,14 @@ var EufyMega = class extends EventEmitter14 {
     return this.p2p.dispatchCommand(sn, cmd);
   }
   /**
-   * The RTC route for a T9000 or T8N00 station or a device attached to one, or a T8223 doorbell that is its
+   * The RTC route for a T9000 or T8N00 station or a device attached to one, or a call doorbell that is its
    * own station, decided by the station's model classification; `undefined` for any other device. A T8N00
-   * route carries its native `call` signalling; a T8223 route does too, and streams its video on a media
+   * route carries its native `call` signalling; a doorbell route does too, and streams its video on a media
    * track. The admin id is the station's `member.admin_user_id`, else the logged-in user.
    */
   rtcRouteFor(sn) {
-    const { target, station, stationSn, raw, t9000, t8n00: native, t8223 } = this.stationOf(sn);
-    const doorbell = t8223 && stationSn === sn;
+    const { target, station, stationSn, raw, t9000, t8n00: native, callDoorbell } = this.stationOf(sn);
+    const doorbell = callDoorbell && stationSn === sn;
     if (!target || !station || !(t9000 || native || doorbell))
       return void 0;
     const member = raw.member?.admin_user_id;