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blinkpy/auth.py

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ _LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__)
 class Auth:
     """Class to handle login communication."""
 
-    def __init__(self, login_data=None, no_prompt=False, retry_opts=None):
+    def __init__(self, login_data=None, no_prompt=False):
         """
         Initialize auth handler.
 
@@ -24,10 +24,6 @@ class Auth:
                              - password
         :param no_prompt: Should any user input prompts
                           be supressed? True/FALSE
-        :param retry_opts: Dictionary containing retry options:
-                             - backoff: backoff factor for http request (backoff*(2^(total_retries)-1)
-                             - retries: total retries to attempt
-                             - retry_list: list of status codes to force retry
         """
         if login_data is None:
             login_data = {}
@@ -40,7 +36,7 @@ class Auth:
         self.login_response = None
         self.is_errored = False
         self.no_prompt = no_prompt
-        self.session = self.create_session(opts=retry_opts)
+        self.session = self.create_session()
 
     @property
     def login_attributes(self):

docs/advanced.rst

@@ -30,6 +30,29 @@ By default, the ``blink.auth.Auth`` class creates its own websession via its ``c
     blink.auth = Auth()
     blink.auth.session = YourCustomSession
 
+
+Custom Retry Logic
+--------------------
+The built-in auth session via the ``create_session`` method allows for customizable retry intervals and conditions. These parameters are:
+
+- retries
+- backoff
+- retry_list
+
+``retries`` is the total number of retry attempts that each http request can do before timing out.  ``backoff`` is a parameter that allows for non-linear retry times such that the time between retries is backoff*(2^(retries) - 1).  ``retry_list`` is simply a list of status codes to force a retry.  By default ``retries=3``, ``backoff=1``, and ``retry_list=[429, 500, 502, 503, 504]``. To override them, you need to add you overrides to a dictionary and use that to create a new session with the ``opts`` variable in the ``create_session`` method. The following example can serve as a guide where only the number of retries and backoff factor are overridden:
+
+.. code:: python
+
+    from blinkpy.blinkpy import Blink
+    from blinkpy.auth import Auth
+
+    blink = Blink()
+    blink.auth = Auth()
+
+    opts = {"retries": 10, "backoff": 2}
+    blink.auth.session = blink.auth.create_session(opts=opts)
+
+
 Custom HTTP requests
 ---------------------
 In addition to custom sessions, custom blink server requests can be performed.  This give you the ability to bypass the built-in ``Auth.query`` method.  It also allows flexibility by giving you the option to pass your own url, rather than be limited to what is currently implemented in the ``blinkpy.api`` module.