""" homeassistant.components.device_sun_light_trigger ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Provides functionality to turn on lights based on the state of the sun and devices. """ import logging from datetime import datetime, timedelta import homeassistant as ha import homeassistant.util as util import homeassistant.components as components from . import light, sun, device_tracker, group LIGHT_TRANSITION_TIME = timedelta(minutes=15) # Light profile to be used if none given LIGHT_PROFILE = 'relax' # pylint: disable=too-many-branches def setup(bus, statemachine, light_group=light.GROUP_NAME_ALL_LIGHTS, light_profile=LIGHT_PROFILE): """ Triggers to turn lights on or off based on device precense. """ logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) device_entity_ids = util.filter_entity_ids(statemachine.entity_ids, device_tracker.DOMAIN) if not device_entity_ids: logger.error("No devices found to track") return False # Get the light IDs from the specified group light_ids = util.filter_entity_ids( group.get_entity_ids(statemachine, light_group), light.DOMAIN) if not light_ids: logger.error("No lights found to turn on ") return False def calc_time_for_light_when_sunset(): """ Calculates the time when to start fading lights in when sun sets. Returns None if no next_setting data available. """ next_setting = sun.next_setting(statemachine) if next_setting: return next_setting - LIGHT_TRANSITION_TIME * len(light_ids) else: return None # pylint: disable=unused-argument def schedule_light_on_sun_rise(entity, old_state, new_state): """The moment sun sets we want to have all the lights on. We will schedule to have each light start after one another and slowly transition in.""" def turn_light_on_before_sunset(light_id): """ Helper function to turn on lights slowly if there are devices home and the light is not on yet. """ if (device_tracker.is_on(statemachine) and not light.is_on(statemachine, light_id)): light.turn_on(bus, light_id, transition=LIGHT_TRANSITION_TIME.seconds, profile=light_profile) def turn_on(light_id): """ Lambda can keep track of function parameters but not local parameters. If we put the lambda directly in the below statement only the last light will be turned on.. """ return lambda now: turn_light_on_before_sunset(light_id) start_point = calc_time_for_light_when_sunset() if start_point: for index, light_id in enumerate(light_ids): ha.track_point_in_time(bus, turn_on(light_id), (start_point + index * LIGHT_TRANSITION_TIME)) # Track every time sun rises so we can schedule a time-based # pre-sun set event ha.track_state_change(bus, sun.ENTITY_ID, schedule_light_on_sun_rise, sun.STATE_BELOW_HORIZON, sun.STATE_ABOVE_HORIZON) # If the sun is already above horizon # schedule the time-based pre-sun set event if sun.is_on(statemachine): schedule_light_on_sun_rise(None, None, None) def check_light_on_dev_state_change(entity, old_state, new_state): """ Function to handle tracked device state changes. """ lights_are_on = group.is_on(statemachine, light_group) light_needed = not (lights_are_on or sun.is_on(statemachine)) # Specific device came home ? if (entity != device_tracker.ENTITY_ID_ALL_DEVICES and new_state.state == components.STATE_HOME): # These variables are needed for the elif check now = datetime.now() start_point = calc_time_for_light_when_sunset() # Do we need lights? if light_needed: logger.info( "Home coming event for {}. Turning lights on". format(entity)) light.turn_on(bus, light_ids, profile=light_profile) # Are we in the time span were we would turn on the lights # if someone would be home? # Check this by seeing if current time is later then the point # in time when we would start putting the lights on. elif (start_point and start_point < now < sun.next_setting(statemachine)): # Check for every light if it would be on if someone was home # when the fading in started and turn it on if so for index, light_id in enumerate(light_ids): if now > start_point + index * LIGHT_TRANSITION_TIME: light.turn_on(bus, light_id) else: # If this light didn't happen to be turned on yet so # will all the following then, break. break # Did all devices leave the house? elif (entity == device_tracker.ENTITY_ID_ALL_DEVICES and new_state.state == components.STATE_NOT_HOME and lights_are_on): logger.info( "Everyone has left but there are devices on. Turning them off") light.turn_off(bus) # Track home coming of each seperate device for entity in device_entity_ids: ha.track_state_change(bus, entity, check_light_on_dev_state_change, components.STATE_NOT_HOME, components.STATE_HOME) # Track when all devices are gone to shut down lights ha.track_state_change(bus, device_tracker.ENTITY_ID_ALL_DEVICES, check_light_on_dev_state_change, components.STATE_HOME, components.STATE_NOT_HOME) return True