Scrypted AngelEye

An AngelEye camera in Scrypted.

Install

1. Scrypted → Plugins → Install Plugin → search for scrypted-angeleye.
2. Open the plugin's Settings and enter your AngelEye email and password.
3. The camera appears within a few seconds.

Settings

| Setting | Purpose | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | | Email | AngelEye account email | | Password | AngelEye account password | | Verification code | The code AngelEye emails when it verifies a new sign-in | | Restart sign-in | Button: discard any pending code or lockout and sign in now | | Auth status | Read-only: signed in / waiting for a code / locked out | | Verbose logging | Log redacted API responses and probes to diagnose API changes |

Development

npm install
npm test              # jest against a mocked @scrypted/sdk
npm run typecheck     # tsc against the real @scrypted/sdk types
npm run build         # scrypted-webpack (rollup)
npm run scrypted-deploy <scrypted-host>   # push to a local instance

npm run vlc signs in and plays the stream locally, without deploying. Needs ffplay (from ffmpeg) on PATH, or VLC with PLAYER=vlc:

export [email protected] ANGELEYE_PASSWORD=secret
npm run vlc

Releasing

The git tag is the single source of truth for the published version — package.json stays at 0.0.0 and CI stamps the real version from the tag before npm publish:

git tag v0.1.0 && git push origin v0.1.0

AI disclosure

This project was created with the help of AI — specifically Anthropic's Claude via Claude Code. That includes the plugin code, tests, CI configuration, and documentation, with design decisions and validation made by a human. See AGENTS.md for the conventions AI contributors are expected to follow.

Disclaimer

Not affiliated with AngelEye Health.

License

MIT