Here's a proposed version that would mirror the 'door' state to the 'contact' attribute as a compatibility shim:
(I did this directly from the GitHub editor without testing, so test accordingly. If it works well, I can submit a PR for Tom's consideration. 
)
Thanks for the look! Is there a major advantage to the Contact shim compared to just using Actuator or Sensor? I prefer Actuator because it's basically invisible to the user, compared to something like a Contact emulation where there's room for confusion on attribute naming or weirdness from the cloud lag for states that correspond to a moving door.
Historically a lot of garage door drivers included the contact sensor capability. Certain apps might support the open/closed state of a contact even if they don't support the door attribute and its various in-between states so it can be a helpful attribute to mirror the state to.
--
A more niche issue (and my memory is a bit foggy at this point), but SmartThings (and maybe Hubitat at one point) would drop the 'extra' authorizations that were only configurable directly from the app if you went through the app's OAuth process after you manually configured the app with extra devices.
I just tested on Hubitat 2.2.9 (beta) and it seems to remember the extra configurations just fine even when reauthorizing through OAuth though, so maybe that point is a non-issue. 
Did something recent break this? I'd been using it with a C5 hub, and just upgraded to a C7. Started from scratch with this integration, and it's not picking up the opener. Authorization seems OK.
I'm wondering if the empty devices:[] is what's wrong? (I think I xxx'd any security stuff)
dev:580 2021-11-28 11:37:37.085 am debug resp.data = [devices:[], id:1840118514, info:[aliases:[], basic:[modified:1590275731, subscribers:0, type:client, status:activated], description:[limits:[client:64, dataport:6400, datarule:6400, disk:inherit, dispatch:6400, email:100, email_bucket:inherit, http:6400, http_bucket:inherit, share:6400, sms:5, sms_bucket:inherit, xmpp:100, xmpp_bucket:inherit], locked:false, meta:, name:New Portal@2020-05-23T23:15:31+00:00 1590275731.9558, public:false], key:xxx, shares:[], subscribers:[], tagged:[], tags:[]]]
dev:580 2021-11-28 11:37:36.436 am debug httpGetExec([uri:https://genie.exosite.com/api/portals/v1/portals/1840118514, headers:[AppVersion:2.10.1, BundleName:com.geniecompany.AladdinConnect, User-Agent:Aladdin Connect Android v2.10.1, BuildVersion:131, Authorization:Token: xxx]])
dev:580 2021-11-28 11:37:36.431 am debug resp.data = [[PortalName:New Portal@2020-05-23T23:15:31+00:00 1590275731.9558, PortalID:1840118514, PortalRID:xxx, UserEmail:foo@example.com, Description:New Portal@2020-05-23T23:15:31+00:00 1590275731.9558, Permissions:[[access:___admin]]]]
dev:580 2021-11-28 11:37:35.853 am debug httpGetExec([uri:https://genie.exosite.com/api/portals/v1/users/2174044354/portals, headers:[AppVersion:2.10.1, BundleName:com.geniecompany.AladdinConnect, User-Agent:Aladdin Connect Android v2.10.1, BuildVersion:131, Authorization:Token: xxx]])If you use this integration, please give your input on this poll: Aladdin Connect (garage door) driver - #28 by tomw
I just merged in v2.0.0 on GitHub and in my HPM listing. This version supports the new APIs, since it seemed like the bulk of users' systems were no longer working with the 1.x versions of my driver.
Note: if you are currently using version 1.x version of this driver, you will need to delete and re-create your virtual devices after upgrading to version 2.0 or later.
It was a fun project updating this and working out the kinks again.
Kudos to @mikes for figuring out the real-time events API, which means version 2.0 no longer requires polling and will be much more responsive to door state changes.
Hi @user1320
I saw your post here: Aladdin Connect (garage door) driver - #38 by user1320
Your debug logs helped a lot. It looks like your system has data in a slightly different format than what my code assumed. I'll take a stab at adding support for the style of yours and will PM you some code to try.
Download the Hubitat app
