* Make aiolifx modules easily available
* Use aiolifx features_map for deciding bulb features
Also move the feature detection out of Light so it is available even
during the initial detection.
* Move each LIFX light type to a separate class
* Simplify AwaitAioLIFX
This has become possible with recent aiolifx that calls the callback even
when a message is lost.
Now the wrapper can be used also before a Light is added though the register
callback then has to become a coroutine.
* Refactor send_color
* Add support for multizone
This lets lifx_set_state work on individual zones.
Also update to aiolifx_effects 0.1.1 that restores the state for individual
zones.
The default aiolifx timers are tuned for a network with few lost packets.
This means that lights can become "unavailable" from just a two second
dropout. An unavailable light is completely useless for HA until it is
rediscovered so this is an undesirable state to be in.
These tweaks make aiolifx try harder to get its messages through to the
bulbs, at the cost of some latency in detecting lights that actually are
unavailable.
* LIFX: Move light effects to external library
This moves the LIFX light effects to the external library aiolifx_effects.
To get the light state synchronized between that library and HA, the LIFX
platform no longer maintains the light state itself. Instead, it uses the
cached state that aiolifx maintains.
The reorganization also includes the addition of a cleanup handler.
* Fix style
* Refactor into find_hsbk
This will be useful for new methods that also have to find passed in colors.
* Add AwaitAioLIFX
This encapsulates the callback and Event that aiolifx needs and thus avoids an
explosion of those when new calls are added.
The refresh_state is now generally useful, so move it into its own method.
* Initial effects support for LIFX
These effects are useful as notifications. They mimic the breathe and pulse
effects from the LIFX HTTP API:
https://api.developer.lifx.com/docs/breathe-effecthttps://api.developer.lifx.com/docs/pulse-effect
However, this implementation runs locally with the LIFX LAN protocol.
* Saturate LIFX no color value
Now the color is "full saturation, no brightness". This avoids a lot of
temporary white when fading from the "no color" value and into a real color.
* Organize LIFX effects in classes
This is to move the setup/restore away from the actual effect, making it quite
simple to add additional effects.
* Stop running LIFX effects on conflicting service calls
Turning the light on/off or starting a new effect will now stop the running
effect.
* Present default LIFX effects as light.turn_on effects
This makes the effects (with default parameters) easily accessible from
the UI.
* Add LIFX colorloop effect
This cycles the HSV colors, so that is added as an internal way to set a
color.
* Move lifx to its own package and split effects into a separate file
* Always show LIFX light name in logs
The name is actually the easiest way to identify a bulb so just using it
as a fallback was a bit odd.
* Compact effect getter
* Always use full brightness for random flash color
This is a stopgap. When a bit more infrastructure is in place, the intention
is to turn the current hue some degrees. This will guarantee a flash color
that is both unlike the current color and unlike white.
* Clear effects concurrently
We have to wait for the bulbs, so let us wait for all of them at once.
* Add lifx_effect_stop
The colorloop effect is most impressive if run on many lights. Testing
this has revealed the need for an easy way to stop effects on all lights
and return to the initial state of each bulb. This new call does just that.
Calling turn_on/turn_off could also stop the effect but that would not
restore the initial state.
* Always calculate the initial effect color
To fade nicely from power off, the breathe effect needs to keep an
unchanging hue. So give up on using a static start color and just find the
correct hue from the target color.
The colorloop effect can start from anything but we use a random color
just to keep things a little interesting during power on.
* Fix lint
* Update .coveragerc
* Cache the name of LIFX lights
After #7031 the LIFX device will change during an unregister/register
transition. This has the user-visible effect of the new device missing
a friendly name until the next poll.
We now cache the name internally and it will then transfer to the new
device when it registers.
* Allow LIFX logging even without an available device
This will allow us to set the device to None when it unregisters.
* Calculate LIFX availability from the existence of a device
This has become possible because the device is no longer needed
to provide the name of the light when it is unavailable.
We just have to forget the device when it unregisters.
* Plug file leak on LIFX unregister
The aiolifx 0.4.4 release closes its socket when the unregister callback is
called. This plugs a file descriptor leak but also means that we must be
careful to not use the device after it goes unavailable.
Also, when a light reappears, it has a new device that must be used.
* Do not test self.available in service calls
The core will learn to handle that.
* Add legacy LIFX platform for Windows support
The async platform introduced in 9ef084d903 has
turned out to use Python functionality that is not available in Windows.
This commit restores the previous implementation, now named lifx_legacy.
* Add a comment about the platform being a legacy implementation
* Warn when using unsupported lifx platform on Windows
* Update .coveragerc
* Fix LIFX unregister races
If the initial state request never got a response, we tried to unregister
a device that was not yet registered.
Also, aiolifx 0.4.2 has an "unregister" race fix.
* Update requirements
* Move LIFX to aiolifx for driving the bulbs
* Fix whitespace
* Fix more whitespace
* Fix lint
* Define _available in init
* Add @callback decorators
* Use hass.async_add_job
* Rename class
A LIFX bulb maintains its previous color even when the light is off.
For example, if the previous color is blue and the bulb is turned on
and then set to a red color, it will transition through purple colors.
After this commit, the target color is set while the bulb is still
turned off. This overrides the previous color and brightness that the
bulb remembered. The light is then turned on with the requested
transition duration.
For the example, this gives the expected result of only going through
red colors.
Anders Melchiorsen
David McNett
Pascal Vizeli
Nate
kitcorey
Fabian Affolter
Assaf Inbal
Brad Johnson
Fabian Affolter
Paulus Schoutsen
Tim