The default configuration of the mFi controller generates self-signed
certificates which are valid for short periods of time, and which are
regnerated on start or as needed. This makes requests mad. Since most
people will be using the self-signed certificates anyway, add options
to let them choose non-TLS, or unverified connections if they want/need.
This bumps the mficlient requirement to 0.3.0 for proper handling of
verify=False.
Example Config:
...
modules:
Bedroom:
- temperature
LivingRoom:
- temperature
Outside:
- temperature
Garden:
- rain
- sum_rain_1
- sum_rain_24
The three new parameters stand for:
- rain # Estimated rainfall for today in "mm"
- sum_rain_1 # Rainfall in the last hour in "mm"
- sum_rain_24 # Rainfall in "mm" from 00:00am - 23:59pm
The exception we were catching incorrectly referenced the client variable
in local scope instead of the module. Also, if we fail to connect we can
get a requests exception, so catch and handle that as well.
Uses the (schiene)[https://pypi.python.org/pypi/schiene/0.14] API to communicate with the webserver of bahn.de
and pulls iformation about a specific connection from the (bahn.de)[http://www.bahn.de/p/view/index.shtml]
webpage. The departure time of the next train for the given connection is shown.
In case of delay, the delay is also shown. Additional `ATTRIBUTES` are used to
inform about e.g. the type of the train, price and if it is ontime.
Usage:
sensor:
platform: deutsche_bahn
from: name_of_start_station
to: name_of_final_station
Problems:
I'm testing it for quite some time, but I have never seen the `ATTRIBUTES` in case
of a delayed train. The `ATTRIBUTES` are directly passed from the `schiene` API. So this
usecase has not been tested yet.
deutsche_bahn ist not supporting the `schiene` api unlike in the swiss_public_transport case.
It's not guaranteed that `schiene` will work forever, infact it can happen that Bahn AG will
intentionally brake the API at some point. In the past Bahn AG has not allways been very supportive
to the opensource community.
Changed the key matching to utilize integer values. It does not report always return the hex marker '0x' in the identifier strings. This Re closes issue #1349
Because of problems with the Wallet part of python blockchain library (see #1242 ) , the entire Bitcoin module isn't working currently.
This change does not fix those problems but at least makes the sensor work again for people who don't need Wallet-related functionality.
It also just seems better practice to not set a wallet and call "wallet.get_balance()" when not wallet is set in configuration.
* Add mysensors binary sensor.
* Add discovery platforms to binary_sensor base component.
* Replace device_state_attributes with state_attributes in
binary_sensor base class.
* Fix docstrings.
* Add discovery of binary sensor to mysensors component.
* Add child.type as argument to mysensors device_class.
* Move binary sensor types from sensor to binary_sensor module.
* Fix binary_sensor attribute tests. Use state_attributes instead of
device_state_attributes.
pavoni
Paulus Schoutsen
Dan Smith
Stefan Jonasson
Fabian Affolter
Gregor Gruener
MartinHjelmare
Per Sandström
Daniel Høyer Iversen
William Scanlon
Rowan Hine
Malte Deiseroth
Paulus Schoutsen
Gert
Teemu Patja
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