v0.1.1 - new service type

Ref home-assistant/core#95665 - new service type "Hardware".

v0.0.16

• Deprecated service_plans as it requires MFA or another auth method.
• types.APIResponseMeta now has optional from and to fields because the Aussie API was replying with them.

Adding FETCHTV NBN type

Full Changelog: v0.0.12...v0.0.13

v0.0.12 - Pagination and VOIP

What's Changed

• adds pydantic as a dependency, will progressively use it more and more for creating "smarter" objects in and out of calls.
• fixes #22 - adds Opticomm as an NBN service type by @yaleman in #23
• closes #16 - adds pagination for services by @yaleman in #24
• closes #17 - adds voip endpoints by @yaleman in #25

Full Changelog: v0.0.11...v0.0.12

v0.0.11

• Added aussiebb.exceptions.UnrecognisedServiceType and some quick validation when you run get_usage so it doesn't break.
• Added some more testing around this.
• Fixed it so you can pass a session object to the non-asyncio AussieBB
• Added "use_cached" to get_services calls
• Added some mock data in aussiebb.const.TEST_MOCKDATA

Linting all the things

Major change: Minimum supported Python is now 3.9

• re-defined the API Classes as children of a base class (aussiebb.baseclass.BaseClass).
• added significantly better typing to inputs/responses.
• removed all the usage of inspect.
• moved from setup.py to Poetry for build/packaging.
• removed loguru dependency, class init now takes a logger as an option or uses python default logging if not. Also removed _debug_print from async version.
• added NBN_TYPES and PHONE_TYPES to aussiebb.const, to allow one to check if the service matches a known identifier for "phone" (mobile/VOIP) or "NBN" (internet) types - this matters when parsing the resulting service info.
• added test and fixed result of the asyncio get_service_tests function

Full Changelog: v0.0.9...v0.0.10

v0.0.8 - telephony and making things neater

telephony, rate limit fixes

Fixed rate limiting... maybe.

v0.0.6

better rate limiting fix

v0.0.4 - aiohttp

Adding aiohttp version, rate limiting and moving things around