core/homeassistant/components/tplink/__init__.py

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Add support for automatic discovery of TP-Link switches, bulbs and dimmers (#18091) * {switch,light}.tplink: use deviceid as unique id, fetch name from the device during initialization * raise PlatformNotReady when no device is available * Use mac instead of deviceid * remove name option as obsolete * Add support for configuration flow / integration Allows activating automatic discovery of supported devices from the configuration * Fix linting, update requirements_all.txt * start cleaning up tplink component based on feedback * add device info, improve config handling * Allow overriding detected devices via configuration file * Update requirements.txt * Remove debug logging * make hound happy * Avoid I/O during init and simplify the code, remove remains of leds_on * Fix issues based on feedback, use consistent quotation marks for device info * add async_setup_platform emiting a deprecation warning * Avoid blocking the I/O, check for None on features * handle some Martin's comments, schema-validation is still missing * use async_create_task instead of async_add_job, let core validate the schema * simplify configuration handling by storing the configuration data separately from initialized instances * add default values to schema, make hound happy * with defaults set by schema, simplify the checks. add async_unload_entry * Use constant for data structure access * REWORD add a short note about async_unload_entry * handle feedback from Martin, config_data is checked against Noneness * use pop to remove the domain on unload * First steps to add tests for the new tplink component * embed platforms under the component directory * Fix tests by mocking the pyhs100 internals * Fix linting * Test against multiple instances of devices, tidy up * (hopefully) final linting round * Add pyHS100 to test requirements * log always the warnings occured during an update to make them easy to see * revert back the warning behavior (requirement for silver level in IQS) * Unload only when an entry is being loaded and add tests for that Thanks @MartinHjelmare for pointing this out! * Fix linting * Bump the upstream lib, fixes most prominently the HSV setting on bulbs * Test unloading for all platforms, clear the data storage instead of popping it out, making it possible to reconfigure after removal without restarting hass first * Use class variables instead of instance variables for bulb states, required for HS220 * Use new-style format string * Fix indenting, uppercase the mock constant * Run black on test_init, hopefully that will finally fix the weird formatting (pycharm, pylint and hound seems to have different opinions...)
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"""Component to embed TP-Link smart home devices."""
from __future__ import annotations
import asyncio
from datetime import timedelta
from typing import Any
Add support for automatic discovery of TP-Link switches, bulbs and dimmers (#18091) * {switch,light}.tplink: use deviceid as unique id, fetch name from the device during initialization * raise PlatformNotReady when no device is available * Use mac instead of deviceid * remove name option as obsolete * Add support for configuration flow / integration Allows activating automatic discovery of supported devices from the configuration * Fix linting, update requirements_all.txt * start cleaning up tplink component based on feedback * add device info, improve config handling * Allow overriding detected devices via configuration file * Update requirements.txt * Remove debug logging * make hound happy * Avoid I/O during init and simplify the code, remove remains of leds_on * Fix issues based on feedback, use consistent quotation marks for device info * add async_setup_platform emiting a deprecation warning * Avoid blocking the I/O, check for None on features * handle some Martin's comments, schema-validation is still missing * use async_create_task instead of async_add_job, let core validate the schema * simplify configuration handling by storing the configuration data separately from initialized instances * add default values to schema, make hound happy * with defaults set by schema, simplify the checks. add async_unload_entry * Use constant for data structure access * REWORD add a short note about async_unload_entry * handle feedback from Martin, config_data is checked against Noneness * use pop to remove the domain on unload * First steps to add tests for the new tplink component * embed platforms under the component directory * Fix tests by mocking the pyhs100 internals * Fix linting * Test against multiple instances of devices, tidy up * (hopefully) final linting round * Add pyHS100 to test requirements * log always the warnings occured during an update to make them easy to see * revert back the warning behavior (requirement for silver level in IQS) * Unload only when an entry is being loaded and add tests for that Thanks @MartinHjelmare for pointing this out! * Fix linting * Bump the upstream lib, fixes most prominently the HSV setting on bulbs * Test unloading for all platforms, clear the data storage instead of popping it out, making it possible to reconfigure after removal without restarting hass first * Use class variables instead of instance variables for bulb states, required for HS220 * Use new-style format string * Fix indenting, uppercase the mock constant * Run black on test_init, hopefully that will finally fix the weird formatting (pycharm, pylint and hound seems to have different opinions...)
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from kasa import SmartDevice, SmartDeviceException
from kasa.discover import Discover
Add support for automatic discovery of TP-Link switches, bulbs and dimmers (#18091) * {switch,light}.tplink: use deviceid as unique id, fetch name from the device during initialization * raise PlatformNotReady when no device is available * Use mac instead of deviceid * remove name option as obsolete * Add support for configuration flow / integration Allows activating automatic discovery of supported devices from the configuration * Fix linting, update requirements_all.txt * start cleaning up tplink component based on feedback * add device info, improve config handling * Allow overriding detected devices via configuration file * Update requirements.txt * Remove debug logging * make hound happy * Avoid I/O during init and simplify the code, remove remains of leds_on * Fix issues based on feedback, use consistent quotation marks for device info * add async_setup_platform emiting a deprecation warning * Avoid blocking the I/O, check for None on features * handle some Martin's comments, schema-validation is still missing * use async_create_task instead of async_add_job, let core validate the schema * simplify configuration handling by storing the configuration data separately from initialized instances * add default values to schema, make hound happy * with defaults set by schema, simplify the checks. add async_unload_entry * Use constant for data structure access * REWORD add a short note about async_unload_entry * handle feedback from Martin, config_data is checked against Noneness * use pop to remove the domain on unload * First steps to add tests for the new tplink component * embed platforms under the component directory * Fix tests by mocking the pyhs100 internals * Fix linting * Test against multiple instances of devices, tidy up * (hopefully) final linting round * Add pyHS100 to test requirements * log always the warnings occured during an update to make them easy to see * revert back the warning behavior (requirement for silver level in IQS) * Unload only when an entry is being loaded and add tests for that Thanks @MartinHjelmare for pointing this out! * Fix linting * Bump the upstream lib, fixes most prominently the HSV setting on bulbs * Test unloading for all platforms, clear the data storage instead of popping it out, making it possible to reconfigure after removal without restarting hass first * Use class variables instead of instance variables for bulb states, required for HS220 * Use new-style format string * Fix indenting, uppercase the mock constant * Run black on test_init, hopefully that will finally fix the weird formatting (pycharm, pylint and hound seems to have different opinions...)
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from homeassistant import config_entries
from homeassistant.components import network
from homeassistant.config_entries import ConfigEntry
from homeassistant.const import (
CONF_HOST,
CONF_MAC,
CONF_NAME,
EVENT_HOMEASSISTANT_STARTED,
)
from homeassistant.core import HomeAssistant, callback
from homeassistant.exceptions import ConfigEntryNotReady
from homeassistant.helpers import device_registry as dr
from homeassistant.helpers.event import async_track_time_interval
from homeassistant.helpers.typing import ConfigType
from .const import DOMAIN, PLATFORMS
from .coordinator import TPLinkDataUpdateCoordinator
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DISCOVERY_INTERVAL = timedelta(minutes=15)
Add support for automatic discovery of TP-Link switches, bulbs and dimmers (#18091) * {switch,light}.tplink: use deviceid as unique id, fetch name from the device during initialization * raise PlatformNotReady when no device is available * Use mac instead of deviceid * remove name option as obsolete * Add support for configuration flow / integration Allows activating automatic discovery of supported devices from the configuration * Fix linting, update requirements_all.txt * start cleaning up tplink component based on feedback * add device info, improve config handling * Allow overriding detected devices via configuration file * Update requirements.txt * Remove debug logging * make hound happy * Avoid I/O during init and simplify the code, remove remains of leds_on * Fix issues based on feedback, use consistent quotation marks for device info * add async_setup_platform emiting a deprecation warning * Avoid blocking the I/O, check for None on features * handle some Martin's comments, schema-validation is still missing * use async_create_task instead of async_add_job, let core validate the schema * simplify configuration handling by storing the configuration data separately from initialized instances * add default values to schema, make hound happy * with defaults set by schema, simplify the checks. add async_unload_entry * Use constant for data structure access * REWORD add a short note about async_unload_entry * handle feedback from Martin, config_data is checked against Noneness * use pop to remove the domain on unload * First steps to add tests for the new tplink component * embed platforms under the component directory * Fix tests by mocking the pyhs100 internals * Fix linting * Test against multiple instances of devices, tidy up * (hopefully) final linting round * Add pyHS100 to test requirements * log always the warnings occured during an update to make them easy to see * revert back the warning behavior (requirement for silver level in IQS) * Unload only when an entry is being loaded and add tests for that Thanks @MartinHjelmare for pointing this out! * Fix linting * Bump the upstream lib, fixes most prominently the HSV setting on bulbs * Test unloading for all platforms, clear the data storage instead of popping it out, making it possible to reconfigure after removal without restarting hass first * Use class variables instead of instance variables for bulb states, required for HS220 * Use new-style format string * Fix indenting, uppercase the mock constant * Run black on test_init, hopefully that will finally fix the weird formatting (pycharm, pylint and hound seems to have different opinions...)
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@callback
def async_trigger_discovery(
hass: HomeAssistant,
discovered_devices: dict[str, SmartDevice],
) -> None:
"""Trigger config flows for discovered devices."""
for formatted_mac, device in discovered_devices.items():
hass.async_create_task(
hass.config_entries.flow.async_init(
DOMAIN,
context={"source": config_entries.SOURCE_INTEGRATION_DISCOVERY},
data={
CONF_NAME: device.alias,
CONF_HOST: device.host,
CONF_MAC: formatted_mac,
},
)
)
async def async_discover_devices(hass: HomeAssistant) -> dict[str, SmartDevice]:
"""Discover TPLink devices on configured network interfaces."""
broadcast_addresses = await network.async_get_ipv4_broadcast_addresses(hass)
tasks = [Discover.discover(target=str(address)) for address in broadcast_addresses]
discovered_devices: dict[str, SmartDevice] = {}
for device_list in await asyncio.gather(*tasks):
for device in device_list.values():
discovered_devices[dr.format_mac(device.mac)] = device
return discovered_devices
async def async_setup(hass: HomeAssistant, config: ConfigType) -> bool:
Add support for automatic discovery of TP-Link switches, bulbs and dimmers (#18091) * {switch,light}.tplink: use deviceid as unique id, fetch name from the device during initialization * raise PlatformNotReady when no device is available * Use mac instead of deviceid * remove name option as obsolete * Add support for configuration flow / integration Allows activating automatic discovery of supported devices from the configuration * Fix linting, update requirements_all.txt * start cleaning up tplink component based on feedback * add device info, improve config handling * Allow overriding detected devices via configuration file * Update requirements.txt * Remove debug logging * make hound happy * Avoid I/O during init and simplify the code, remove remains of leds_on * Fix issues based on feedback, use consistent quotation marks for device info * add async_setup_platform emiting a deprecation warning * Avoid blocking the I/O, check for None on features * handle some Martin's comments, schema-validation is still missing * use async_create_task instead of async_add_job, let core validate the schema * simplify configuration handling by storing the configuration data separately from initialized instances * add default values to schema, make hound happy * with defaults set by schema, simplify the checks. add async_unload_entry * Use constant for data structure access * REWORD add a short note about async_unload_entry * handle feedback from Martin, config_data is checked against Noneness * use pop to remove the domain on unload * First steps to add tests for the new tplink component * embed platforms under the component directory * Fix tests by mocking the pyhs100 internals * Fix linting * Test against multiple instances of devices, tidy up * (hopefully) final linting round * Add pyHS100 to test requirements * log always the warnings occured during an update to make them easy to see * revert back the warning behavior (requirement for silver level in IQS) * Unload only when an entry is being loaded and add tests for that Thanks @MartinHjelmare for pointing this out! * Fix linting * Bump the upstream lib, fixes most prominently the HSV setting on bulbs * Test unloading for all platforms, clear the data storage instead of popping it out, making it possible to reconfigure after removal without restarting hass first * Use class variables instead of instance variables for bulb states, required for HS220 * Use new-style format string * Fix indenting, uppercase the mock constant * Run black on test_init, hopefully that will finally fix the weird formatting (pycharm, pylint and hound seems to have different opinions...)
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"""Set up the TP-Link component."""
hass.data[DOMAIN] = {}
if discovered_devices := await async_discover_devices(hass):
async_trigger_discovery(hass, discovered_devices)
Add support for automatic discovery of TP-Link switches, bulbs and dimmers (#18091) * {switch,light}.tplink: use deviceid as unique id, fetch name from the device during initialization * raise PlatformNotReady when no device is available * Use mac instead of deviceid * remove name option as obsolete * Add support for configuration flow / integration Allows activating automatic discovery of supported devices from the configuration * Fix linting, update requirements_all.txt * start cleaning up tplink component based on feedback * add device info, improve config handling * Allow overriding detected devices via configuration file * Update requirements.txt * Remove debug logging * make hound happy * Avoid I/O during init and simplify the code, remove remains of leds_on * Fix issues based on feedback, use consistent quotation marks for device info * add async_setup_platform emiting a deprecation warning * Avoid blocking the I/O, check for None on features * handle some Martin's comments, schema-validation is still missing * use async_create_task instead of async_add_job, let core validate the schema * simplify configuration handling by storing the configuration data separately from initialized instances * add default values to schema, make hound happy * with defaults set by schema, simplify the checks. add async_unload_entry * Use constant for data structure access * REWORD add a short note about async_unload_entry * handle feedback from Martin, config_data is checked against Noneness * use pop to remove the domain on unload * First steps to add tests for the new tplink component * embed platforms under the component directory * Fix tests by mocking the pyhs100 internals * Fix linting * Test against multiple instances of devices, tidy up * (hopefully) final linting round * Add pyHS100 to test requirements * log always the warnings occured during an update to make them easy to see * revert back the warning behavior (requirement for silver level in IQS) * Unload only when an entry is being loaded and add tests for that Thanks @MartinHjelmare for pointing this out! * Fix linting * Bump the upstream lib, fixes most prominently the HSV setting on bulbs * Test unloading for all platforms, clear the data storage instead of popping it out, making it possible to reconfigure after removal without restarting hass first * Use class variables instead of instance variables for bulb states, required for HS220 * Use new-style format string * Fix indenting, uppercase the mock constant * Run black on test_init, hopefully that will finally fix the weird formatting (pycharm, pylint and hound seems to have different opinions...)
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async def _async_discovery(*_: Any) -> None:
if discovered := await async_discover_devices(hass):
async_trigger_discovery(hass, discovered)
hass.bus.async_listen_once(EVENT_HOMEASSISTANT_STARTED, _async_discovery)
async_track_time_interval(hass, _async_discovery, DISCOVERY_INTERVAL)
Add support for automatic discovery of TP-Link switches, bulbs and dimmers (#18091) * {switch,light}.tplink: use deviceid as unique id, fetch name from the device during initialization * raise PlatformNotReady when no device is available * Use mac instead of deviceid * remove name option as obsolete * Add support for configuration flow / integration Allows activating automatic discovery of supported devices from the configuration * Fix linting, update requirements_all.txt * start cleaning up tplink component based on feedback * add device info, improve config handling * Allow overriding detected devices via configuration file * Update requirements.txt * Remove debug logging * make hound happy * Avoid I/O during init and simplify the code, remove remains of leds_on * Fix issues based on feedback, use consistent quotation marks for device info * add async_setup_platform emiting a deprecation warning * Avoid blocking the I/O, check for None on features * handle some Martin's comments, schema-validation is still missing * use async_create_task instead of async_add_job, let core validate the schema * simplify configuration handling by storing the configuration data separately from initialized instances * add default values to schema, make hound happy * with defaults set by schema, simplify the checks. add async_unload_entry * Use constant for data structure access * REWORD add a short note about async_unload_entry * handle feedback from Martin, config_data is checked against Noneness * use pop to remove the domain on unload * First steps to add tests for the new tplink component * embed platforms under the component directory * Fix tests by mocking the pyhs100 internals * Fix linting * Test against multiple instances of devices, tidy up * (hopefully) final linting round * Add pyHS100 to test requirements * log always the warnings occured during an update to make them easy to see * revert back the warning behavior (requirement for silver level in IQS) * Unload only when an entry is being loaded and add tests for that Thanks @MartinHjelmare for pointing this out! * Fix linting * Bump the upstream lib, fixes most prominently the HSV setting on bulbs * Test unloading for all platforms, clear the data storage instead of popping it out, making it possible to reconfigure after removal without restarting hass first * Use class variables instead of instance variables for bulb states, required for HS220 * Use new-style format string * Fix indenting, uppercase the mock constant * Run black on test_init, hopefully that will finally fix the weird formatting (pycharm, pylint and hound seems to have different opinions...)
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return True
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async def async_setup_entry(hass: HomeAssistant, entry: ConfigEntry) -> bool:
Add support for automatic discovery of TP-Link switches, bulbs and dimmers (#18091) * {switch,light}.tplink: use deviceid as unique id, fetch name from the device during initialization * raise PlatformNotReady when no device is available * Use mac instead of deviceid * remove name option as obsolete * Add support for configuration flow / integration Allows activating automatic discovery of supported devices from the configuration * Fix linting, update requirements_all.txt * start cleaning up tplink component based on feedback * add device info, improve config handling * Allow overriding detected devices via configuration file * Update requirements.txt * Remove debug logging * make hound happy * Avoid I/O during init and simplify the code, remove remains of leds_on * Fix issues based on feedback, use consistent quotation marks for device info * add async_setup_platform emiting a deprecation warning * Avoid blocking the I/O, check for None on features * handle some Martin's comments, schema-validation is still missing * use async_create_task instead of async_add_job, let core validate the schema * simplify configuration handling by storing the configuration data separately from initialized instances * add default values to schema, make hound happy * with defaults set by schema, simplify the checks. add async_unload_entry * Use constant for data structure access * REWORD add a short note about async_unload_entry * handle feedback from Martin, config_data is checked against Noneness * use pop to remove the domain on unload * First steps to add tests for the new tplink component * embed platforms under the component directory * Fix tests by mocking the pyhs100 internals * Fix linting * Test against multiple instances of devices, tidy up * (hopefully) final linting round * Add pyHS100 to test requirements * log always the warnings occured during an update to make them easy to see * revert back the warning behavior (requirement for silver level in IQS) * Unload only when an entry is being loaded and add tests for that Thanks @MartinHjelmare for pointing this out! * Fix linting * Bump the upstream lib, fixes most prominently the HSV setting on bulbs * Test unloading for all platforms, clear the data storage instead of popping it out, making it possible to reconfigure after removal without restarting hass first * Use class variables instead of instance variables for bulb states, required for HS220 * Use new-style format string * Fix indenting, uppercase the mock constant * Run black on test_init, hopefully that will finally fix the weird formatting (pycharm, pylint and hound seems to have different opinions...)
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"""Set up TPLink from a config entry."""
try:
device: SmartDevice = await Discover.discover_single(entry.data[CONF_HOST])
except SmartDeviceException as ex:
raise ConfigEntryNotReady from ex
hass.data[DOMAIN][entry.entry_id] = TPLinkDataUpdateCoordinator(hass, device)
hass.config_entries.async_setup_platforms(entry, PLATFORMS)
Add support for automatic discovery of TP-Link switches, bulbs and dimmers (#18091) * {switch,light}.tplink: use deviceid as unique id, fetch name from the device during initialization * raise PlatformNotReady when no device is available * Use mac instead of deviceid * remove name option as obsolete * Add support for configuration flow / integration Allows activating automatic discovery of supported devices from the configuration * Fix linting, update requirements_all.txt * start cleaning up tplink component based on feedback * add device info, improve config handling * Allow overriding detected devices via configuration file * Update requirements.txt * Remove debug logging * make hound happy * Avoid I/O during init and simplify the code, remove remains of leds_on * Fix issues based on feedback, use consistent quotation marks for device info * add async_setup_platform emiting a deprecation warning * Avoid blocking the I/O, check for None on features * handle some Martin's comments, schema-validation is still missing * use async_create_task instead of async_add_job, let core validate the schema * simplify configuration handling by storing the configuration data separately from initialized instances * add default values to schema, make hound happy * with defaults set by schema, simplify the checks. add async_unload_entry * Use constant for data structure access * REWORD add a short note about async_unload_entry * handle feedback from Martin, config_data is checked against Noneness * use pop to remove the domain on unload * First steps to add tests for the new tplink component * embed platforms under the component directory * Fix tests by mocking the pyhs100 internals * Fix linting * Test against multiple instances of devices, tidy up * (hopefully) final linting round * Add pyHS100 to test requirements * log always the warnings occured during an update to make them easy to see * revert back the warning behavior (requirement for silver level in IQS) * Unload only when an entry is being loaded and add tests for that Thanks @MartinHjelmare for pointing this out! * Fix linting * Bump the upstream lib, fixes most prominently the HSV setting on bulbs * Test unloading for all platforms, clear the data storage instead of popping it out, making it possible to reconfigure after removal without restarting hass first * Use class variables instead of instance variables for bulb states, required for HS220 * Use new-style format string * Fix indenting, uppercase the mock constant * Run black on test_init, hopefully that will finally fix the weird formatting (pycharm, pylint and hound seems to have different opinions...)
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return True
async def async_unload_entry(hass: HomeAssistant, entry: ConfigEntry) -> bool:
Add support for automatic discovery of TP-Link switches, bulbs and dimmers (#18091) * {switch,light}.tplink: use deviceid as unique id, fetch name from the device during initialization * raise PlatformNotReady when no device is available * Use mac instead of deviceid * remove name option as obsolete * Add support for configuration flow / integration Allows activating automatic discovery of supported devices from the configuration * Fix linting, update requirements_all.txt * start cleaning up tplink component based on feedback * add device info, improve config handling * Allow overriding detected devices via configuration file * Update requirements.txt * Remove debug logging * make hound happy * Avoid I/O during init and simplify the code, remove remains of leds_on * Fix issues based on feedback, use consistent quotation marks for device info * add async_setup_platform emiting a deprecation warning * Avoid blocking the I/O, check for None on features * handle some Martin's comments, schema-validation is still missing * use async_create_task instead of async_add_job, let core validate the schema * simplify configuration handling by storing the configuration data separately from initialized instances * add default values to schema, make hound happy * with defaults set by schema, simplify the checks. add async_unload_entry * Use constant for data structure access * REWORD add a short note about async_unload_entry * handle feedback from Martin, config_data is checked against Noneness * use pop to remove the domain on unload * First steps to add tests for the new tplink component * embed platforms under the component directory * Fix tests by mocking the pyhs100 internals * Fix linting * Test against multiple instances of devices, tidy up * (hopefully) final linting round * Add pyHS100 to test requirements * log always the warnings occured during an update to make them easy to see * revert back the warning behavior (requirement for silver level in IQS) * Unload only when an entry is being loaded and add tests for that Thanks @MartinHjelmare for pointing this out! * Fix linting * Bump the upstream lib, fixes most prominently the HSV setting on bulbs * Test unloading for all platforms, clear the data storage instead of popping it out, making it possible to reconfigure after removal without restarting hass first * Use class variables instead of instance variables for bulb states, required for HS220 * Use new-style format string * Fix indenting, uppercase the mock constant * Run black on test_init, hopefully that will finally fix the weird formatting (pycharm, pylint and hound seems to have different opinions...)
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"""Unload a config entry."""
hass_data: dict[str, Any] = hass.data[DOMAIN]
device: SmartDevice = hass_data[entry.entry_id].device
if unload_ok := await hass.config_entries.async_unload_platforms(entry, PLATFORMS):
hass_data.pop(entry.entry_id)
await device.protocol.close()
return unload_ok
def legacy_device_id(device: SmartDevice) -> str:
"""Convert the device id so it matches what was used in the original version."""
device_id: str = device.device_id
# Plugs are prefixed with the mac in python-kasa but not
# in pyHS100 so we need to strip off the mac
if "_" not in device_id:
return device_id
return device_id.split("_")[1]