Replace libnacl with pynacl #134
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Tho85
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Aug 15, 2022
Co-authored-by: Thomas Hollstegge <[email protected]>
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Thanks! The changes work form me on a raspberry pi. |
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thx! works for me on a Raspberry Pi3. Installed the changes, updated to 8.5 and everything works fine. |
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Works fine for me too (on 2022.7.5, btw). Merging 🚀 |
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Since libsodium is no longer included in the OS build of Home Assistant the libnacl library does no longer work out of the box.
With this PR the libnacl library is replaced by pynacl. Since not all functions used by the free@home integration are available in pynacl I have used two functions from the pure_pynacl library.
I have tested this change on HA 2022.8.4 Docker image on a Raspberry Pi.
Since I developed on a development image of Home Assistant, the code style is changed to Black as well for the applicable python files.
Closes #130