Function open_door needs to have deviceId and accessIds globally declared

[mic-hall]

Otherwise I get error:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/pi/fermax-open-door-script/Fermax-Blue-Intercom.py", line 644, in
open_door()
File "/home/pi/fermax-open-door-script/Fermax-Blue-Intercom.py", line 553, in open_door
f'Success, using provided deviceId {deviceId}, calling directed opendoor...')
^^^^^^^^
UnboundLocalError: cannot access local variable 'deviceId' where it is not associated with a value

[cvc90]

Hi @mic-hall,

Could you provide more details about the error?

What steps have you taken to reproduce the error?

What type of machine or system are you running this on?

What version of Python are you running?

Are you using a limited user account or an administrator account?

[mic-hall]

I am running it in Debian 12 bookworm, the kernel is 6.1.0-40-amd64, python is 3.11.2. The account is normal user.

[cvc90]

I need more details, such as the command executed or the steps you take to reproduce the error.

[mic-hall]

the command executed that gives that error is --open-door:

python3 fermax-open-door-script/Fermax-Blue-Intercom.py --username XXXX --password YYYY --deviceId ZZZZ --accessId '{"block": 200, "subblock": -1, "number": 0}' --open-door

[cvc90]

Hi @mic-hall,

What you're saying sounds strange. Do you have more than one door to open?

If you only have one door:

Run it like this (This will open the first door):
python3 Fermax-Blue-Intercom.py --username email@domain.com --password yourpassword --open-door

If you have more doors:

python3 Fermax-Blue-Intercom.py --username email@domain.com --password yourpassword --deviceId 12345 --accessId '{"subblock": 0, "block": 0, "number": 0}'

If you want to open more than one at a time:

Fermax-Blue-Intercom.py --username email@domain.com --password yourpassword --deviceId 12345 --accessId '{"subblock": 0, "block": 0, "number": 0}' '{"subblock": 1, "block": 1, "number": 1}'

I tested it before writing to you and it works correctly.

[mic-hall]

Maybe you have other version of python. Mine stopped complaining, when I added 'global' to the declaration of deviceId and accessids in the open_door() function:

def open_door():
        global deviceId, accessIds