* Initial commit - new CityBikes platform
* Several syntax fixes.
* Added imperial unit support.
* Added station list lenght validation.
* Style fixes.
* Updated requirements.
* Updated .coveragerc.
* Fixed style problems according to pylint output.
* Updated SCAN_INTERVAL value.
* Fixed station names.
Removed unnecessary calls to `slugify`.
Changed the base name to reflect the name of the bike sharing
network, instead of the more generic `citybikes`.
* Small style fix.
* Use async version of python-citybikes
* Made platform setup async.
* Made some more things async.
* Switched to constants.
* WIP: different approach to async.
* Removed python-citybikes depnedency to fix async issues.
* Removed unnecessary hidden property.
* Style fixes.
* Retry network detection.
* Style fixes, and base name usage.
* Fixes according to comments.
* Use cv.latitude instead of coercing to float.
* Updated requirements.
* Several fixes and improvements.
* Started using PlatformNotReady exception.
* Cached the networks list result to avoid unnecessary API requests.
* Switched the asyncio.timeout to use a constant.
* Refactored CityBikes API requests into a separate function
* Fixed linting errors.
* Removed unnecessary requirement.
* Lift Apple TV to pyatv 0.3.2
Update code to use basic new features.
* Support button presses in Apple TV
* Support device authentication
* Convert Apple TV to a component
A media_player platform and a remote platform will be loaded for each
manually configured or discovered device.
* Move device auth to apple_tv component
* Update requirements and coverage config
* Add scan support to apple_tv
* Remove the need to login on the UPC Connect component
* Remove unnecessary imports
* Update the unit tests for the UPC Connect component
* Fix the "302" error with the UPC Connect component
* Fix a flake8 error
* Update the unit tests for the UPC Connect component
The upstream Avion and Decora code has changed to punt retry logic out to
consumers, so update to match. As a bonus, Avion also gains support for
pulling switch configuration off the web rather than requiring manual
configuration.
* Fixed a bug where changing fan speed was not possible
* Bump pymodbus version to 1.3.1 to fix issue #8285
* Changed all modbus components so that they use CONF_SLAVE from const.py
* Add tube_state
Add tube_state sensor
* Final cleanup
* Make corrections
Correct PLATFORM_SCHEMA
* Fix space
* Make test pass
* Correct format of test
Test still failing, don’t understand why
* correct description
* Make test pass
Preferred method below returns None
state = self.hass.states.get('sensor.london_overground')
* Format for hound
* indent
* Make requested changes to test, not working
Test fails with:
AssertionError: assert 0 > 0
where 0 = len([])
Surely I need tube_state.setup_platform ?
* Fixed test
Config was wrong
* Change component name to london_tube
* Update name to london_underground
Make consistent
* cleanup
1. The has_attributes was comparing names to addresses
2. Some errors outside of an except block were using
_LOGGER.except. This will cause an exception itself because there is no
trance context available to the logger
3. Added alias names for the address and state addresses so that they
can be accessed with the same
4. Added return values for the set_int_value and set_percentage methods
to allow error checking similar to the set_value method
5. Added the name of the configured object to the log messages to make
them more meaningful (otherwise multiple similar log messages are
received without any hint as to the target device)
1. The has_attributes was comparing names to addresses
2. Some errors outside of an except block were using
_LOGGER.except. This will cause an exception itself because there is no
trance context available to the logger
3. Added alias names for the address and state addresses so that they
can be accessed with the same
4. Added return values for the set_int_value and set_percentage methods
to allow error checking similar to the set_value method
5. Added the name of the configured object to the log messages to make
them more meaningful (otherwise multiple similar log messages are
received without any hint as to the target device)
Lev Aronsky
Paulus Schoutsen
Fabian Affolter
Pascal Vizeli
Adrien Ball
Eugenio Panadero
bergemalm
Pierre Ståhl
Flavien Charlon
Matthew Garrett
Sabesto
Fabian Affolter
John Mihalic
Per Sandström
Russell Cloran
Robin
Wolfgang Malgadey
Open Home Automation
Michaël Arnauts
Mike Megally
Michael Fester
Will W
lrmate