* Added Bluetooth Low Energy device tracker
* Added new file(s)
* Fixed pylint errors
* Remove traling zeros from device names
* recreated deleted file
* Added requirements
* Renamed to bluetooth_le tracker
Removed gattlib from tests
Minor code cleanup
* - fixed .coveragerc bug
- changed discovery algorithm, new devices will only be added if seen 5 times to make sure
HA doesn't blow the database with devices just passing by
* Add action and callback support to html5 (#2855).
Remove registrations from the callback view since we always get the latest anyway.
We dont put an audience in the claims so we will never hit this error.
Bring tests back up to where they were before callbacks.
Only import jwt where necessary
Fix bracket spacing errors
Fix JWT decode check for loop
Remove stale comment.
Add tests for the callback system.
Shorten line
Disable pylint broad-except and change e to jwt_decode_error.
Verify expiration
Remove duplicate jwt.exceptions.DecodeError
Catch no keys matched and return False
* Switch to using registrations for callbackview instead of json_path
* Only check for URL and such if the data object actually exists
* raise instead of return
* cleanup decode_jwt
* Clean up JWT errors
* Correctly set status_code to 401
* Improve JWT by adding target to claims and attempting to check the given target for a decode match first, as well as pass the target through in the event payload.
* Add tag support and fix formatting issues
* Pass through any keys that dont apply to the payload into the notification.data dictionary
* Remove stale print
* Pass back the data dictionary if it exists
* Actually put the default url even if a notify payload dictionary doesnt exist
* pylint, flake8
* Add subscription validation
* Add validation for the callback event payload and use constants where possible
* Use HTTP_UNAUTHORIZED instead of 401
* Change callback dictionary to dict instead of cv.match_all
* Fix up tests and make subscription required
* Whoops, that test was supposed to fail
* Use the result of CALLBACK_EVENT_PAYLOAD_SCHEMA as event_payload
* Add a test for html5 callback decode_jwt where the device has been renamed since notification has been sent.
* Remove the loop through logic, assume that target is always in JWT
* Always return something instead of possibly None.
* Update frontend
* HP ILO component
* HP ILO component
* Add Onboard Administrator sensor
* Add Onboard Administrator sensor
* Add period to first line
Fix D400 error on line 1
* Initial work to add Chrome Push Notification support
* Remove push.js from home-assistant since it is now in Polymer
* Chrome->HTML5, general cleanup/fixes
* Make html5 generic, move manifest.json into frontend so that we can dynamically add the gcm_sender_id
* Pylint, flake8, pydocstyle frontend init
* HTML5 push fixes
* Update polymer
* Remove crypto req
* Add notify default platform.
* Fix HTML5 push
* Registration fixes
* Linting fix
* pep257 fix
* Add tests
* pep257 fix
* Update frontend
* Add support for GPSD
* Add gpsd.py
* Check if socket is open
* Fix pylint issue
* Rename file to be a sensor
* Update for being a sensor
* Rework for being a sensor
* New component to interface with a pilight-daemon for RF send/receive
* Fix bug that changed the received data, add connected flag, clean up
* New pilight switch component
* New optional whitelist filter to filter uninteressting devices
* Add pilight
* PEP8: too long lines, white spaces
* To keep up the good coverage ...
* PEP 257
* pylint enhancements
* pylint enhancements
* PEP 257
* Better HA config validation and cleanup following code review for #2742
* Fix requirenments to require fixed pilight version
* Change config validation to use voluptuous
* Pilight switch exclude not needed due to wildcard pilight exclude
* Enhance configuration parsing using voluptuous
* Update to latest Plex API, add music support.
* Fix PyLint errors.
* Update Plex sensor module to latest PlexAPI.
* Oops - update Python sensor import.
* According to PlexAPI docs, this is the new API for Plex Pass members.
* More pylint STFUs.
* Move pylint suppression.
* Use plexapi NA type directly.
* Pylint objects to short variable names.
The 0.3.1 version of the library includes fixes for time syncing the
thermostat under the covers when needed. All changes are done on the
library side, we just need to bump the required level in home
assistant.
Instead of always assuming we want to change the heat, instead use the
setback attribute which sets heat / cool setback based on current HVAC
mode. This means that the proliphix thermostat will do sensible things
during cooling season.
* slugify() for dev_id (fixes#2162) [Keep space replacement to not impact known_devices.yaml]
* pyicloud upgrade 0.9.1
* config validation
* Only poll icloud every 4 minutes...
* Immediately pull device state on HASS start
* Added new test with icloud char e' acute [chr(233)]
* Suppress pyicloud logging
* Major rewrite of the KNX multi address device. This class wasn't used before, but the new class will be the base for the LNX thermostat module
* newer KNXIP version needed as the previous version had a serious bug
* Update knxip to later version
* Added thermostat module
* First implementation of a KNX thermostat module
* Minor cleanup
* Removed unsed code
* Add __main__ type hints
* Fix most errors of __main__
* Add ignore for script.run()
* Add type annotations for from_config_dict and from_config_file
* Fix errors
* Fix requirement error
* Add mypy type check to tests
* Enable travis typing check
* Messed up the tox deps
* Laxer type checker
* Add power attribute to switch.
* Move device_state_attributes into base class.
* Fix imports following refactor.
* Bump pyvera version - should add contributed support for older (UI5) version dimmers and locks.
* Refactor device lookup to be based on vera classes, push category back into library.
* Add generic power attribute, fix inherited class order bug.
* Tidy.
* initial support for Join notifier
add more functions for Join
* rename to joaoapps_join
add message default in schema
move api_key check
* move special join services to their own component
update coveragerc and requirements_all
add icon and smallicon
* Implementation of a KNX platform driver and a KNX switch
* Starting working on a KNX thermostat implementation
* Removed KNX thermostat implementation from this branch again
* Make gateway parameter optional (can be auto-detected in many cases)
* Removed check for double initialisation
* KNX messages now will be handled internally and not send to the Home Assistant message bus
* Call update_ha_state only if should_poll is false
* Removed unused HASS variable
* knxip library version changed
* pylint optimization
* New Switch Platform: TPLink Switch (HS100 / HS110)
### Information
The TPLink switch platform allows you to control the state of your TPLink Wi-Fi Smart Plugs.
Supported devices (tested):
HS100 (UK)
It should also work with the HS110.
To use your D-Link smart plugs in your installation, add the following to your configuration.yaml file:
"""
# Example configuration.yaml entry
switch:
platform: tplink
host: IP_ADRRESS
name: TPLink Switch
"""
### Configuration variables:
host (Required): The IP address of your TPlink plug, eg. http://192.168.1.105
name (Optional): The name to use when displaying this switch.
* Update tplink.py
Bug fixes
* Separate to a standalone library
* Removed unnecessary imports
* Code cleanup and update reference library link
* TPLink switch support (#2453)
* updated requirements
* Switch to SQLAlchemy for the Recorder component. Gives the ability to use MySQL or other.
* fixes for failed lint
* add conversion script
* code review fixes and refactor to use to_native() model methods and execute() helper
* move script to homeassistant.scripts module
* style fixes my tox lint/flake8 missed
* move exclusion up
* Stick version numbers
* Move elevation to core config
* Migrate forecast test to requests-mock
* Migrate YR tests to requests-mock
* Add requests_mock to requirements_test.txt
* Move conf code from bootstrap to config
* More config fixes
* Fix some more issues
* Add test for set config and failing auto detect
* Added Sony Bravia support to HA
* Improvements to make it work on my poor raspberry 1
* Just a typo
* A few fixes in order to pass pylint
* - Remove noqa: was due to the 80 characters max per line restriction
- Move communication logic to a separate library at https://github.com/aparraga/braviarc.git
- Added dependency and adapt the code according to that
* A few improvements
* Just a typo in a comment
* Rebase from HM/dev
* Update requirements by executing the script/gen_requirements_all.py
* More isolation level for braviarc lib
* Remove unnecessary StringIO usage
* Revert submodule polymer commit
* Small refactorization and clean up of unused functions
* Executed script/gen_requirements_all.py
* Added a missing condition to ensure that a map is not null
* Fix missing parameter detected by pylint
* A few improvements, also added an empty line to avoid the lint error
* A typo
* Created a new platform for envisalink-based alarm panels (Honeywell/DSC)
* Added a sensor component and cleanup
* Completed initial development.
* Fixing pylint issues.
* Fix more pylint issues
* Fixed more validation issues.
* Final pylint issues
* Final tweaks prior to PR.
* Fixed final pylint issue
* Resolved a few minor issues, and used volumptous for validation.
* Fixing final lint issues
* Fixes to validation schema and refactoring.
add option to name in config
fix const import
use plexapi
add myplex support for remote access
use first server if server not specified
use list comprehension
use dictionary comprehension
* Added Pandora media player utilizing the Pianobar client
* Added Pandora to .coveragerc ignore
* Fixes some docstring formats in Pandora
* More minor formatting tweaks for Pandora
* Eliminated non-portable assumption from Pandora component
* Updated Pandora to properly update currently-playing song.
* Docstring fixes in Pandora
* Added check to ensure Pianobar client is available in path for Pandora.
* Made Pandora client verification a function instead of method.
* Better handling of dependency verification in Pandora.
* WSGI based request handler
with a bit of polishing
Signed-off-by: eagleamon <joseph.piron@gmail.com>
* removed stale comment and fixed version, but failed tests do not seem to be related
* removing the wrapper hack
* added in requirements file
* Found the caved in lint error..
* Introducing the Netatmo component
As Netatmo is providing several type of device (sensor, camera), a new Netatmo
component needs to be created in order to centralize the Netatmo login data.
Currently this change only impacts the Netatmo Weather station
* Add new Netatmo library
This new API will provide access to the Welcome Camera
* Basic support for Netatmo Welcome camera
This change introduces support for Netatmo Welcome camera. Currently, it will
add all detected camera to Home Assistant, camera filtering (similar to the one
used for weather station modules) will be added later
* Remove useless REQUIREMENTS
* Fixes for Netatmo Welcome support
* Allow to filter Welcome cameras by name and/or home
* Update requirements for Netatmo components
* Fix multi-camera support for Welcome
* Fix pep8 error/warning
* This commit also adds improved logging for bad credentials
* Add Throttle decorator for Welcome update function
As the update function updates the data for all cameras, we should prevent this
function to be called several time during an interval
* Removed webcolors dependency in favor of dictionary lookup.
* Fixed code style errors.
* Moved color dictionary to module per suggestion.
* Removed try/except per suggestion.
Unfortunately, Ubiquiti changed their (supposedly versioned) API in
3.2.0 which causes us to have to refer to cameras by id instead of
UUID. The firmware for 3.2.x also changed the on-camera login procedures
and snapshot functionality significantly.
This bumps the requirement for uvcclient to 0.9.0, which supports the
newer API and makes the tweaks necessary to interact properly.
* Added Osram Lightify light component
* Added color temperature and fade transition support to Osram Lightify
* Added Osram Lightify light component
* Added color temperature and fade transition support to Osram Lightify
* Updated docstring
* Added osramlightify to ignore list on coveragerc and updated docstrings
* Fixed linting issues
* Initial support for EnOcean
Tested to work with:
- Eltako FUD61 dimmer
- Eltako FT55 battery-less switch
- Permundo PSC234 (switch and power monitor)
* Rerun gen_requirements_all.py
This is a fair chunk of the way towards adding a WSGI compatible stack
for Home Assistant. The majot missing piece is auth/sessions. I was
undecided on implementing the current auth mechanism, or adding a new
mechanism (likely based on Werkzeug's signed cookies).
Plenty of TODOs...
* Added the `lgtv` platform to control a LG Smart TV running NetCast 3.0
(LG Smart TV models released in 2012) and NetCast 4.0 (LG Smart TV models released in 2013).
* Fixed multi-line docstring closing quotes
* Rename lgtv to lg_netcast
* Rename lgtv to lg_netcast
* Extracted class to control the LG TV into a separate Python package 'pylgnetcast' and changed requirements accordingly.
* regenerated requirements_all.txt with script
* now uses pylgnetcast v0.2.0 which uses the requests package for the communication with the TV
* fixed lint error: Catching too general exception Exception
* Add support for providing color_name which accepts a CSS3 valid, human readable string such as red or blue
* Forgot the schema validation!
* ugh farcy
* use html5_parse_legacy_color for more input options
* Add webcolors==1.5 to setup.py
* Block pylint no-member errors on tuple
* add color_name_to_rgb test
* whoops
* revert changes to individual platforms
* If color_name is set, pop it off params and set rgb_color with it
* Forgot to reset wink.py
* Import the legacy function as color_name_to_rgb directly
* reset test_color.py
* Improve light services.yaml
* AWS SNS notify platform
* Attach kwargs as MessageAttributes
* Initial pass of AWS SQS platform
* Add Lambda notify platform
* Remove unused import
* Change single quotes to double quotes because I am crazy
* Forgot to run pydocstyle
* Improve context support for Lambda
* compress the message_attributes logic
Open Home Automation
Robbie Trencheny
Pascal Vizeli
Juggels
Greg Dowling
Paulus Schoutsen
Fabian Affolter
Daniel
Nolan Gilley
D.-L.Pohl
Dean Camera
Daniel Høyer Iversen
Sean Dague
William Scanlon
Johann Kellerman
Cameron Bulock
Neil Lathwood
Fabian Heredia Montiel
Malte
pavoni
rhooper
Daniel Matuschek
GadgetReactor
Brent
patkap
Matthew Treinish
Dan Cinnamon
Antonio Párraga Navarro
Phil Kates
Nick Touran
Joseph Piron
Thiago Oliveira
Hugo Dupras
mikebarris
Dan Smith
Sam Riley
Jacob Tomlinson
Olimpiu Rob
rubund
Scott Bartuska
Josh Wright
wokar