Most of the mFi sensors are able to reasonably provide accurate
readings to a tenth of a unit or so. This patch rounds them for
better display in the UI. Normally, I would expect this to be a view
action instead of altering the actual data emitted, but since these
values are reasonable for sensor precision, we're not really losing
anything. I followed the model from the openweathermap component, which
rounds for readability in the backend.
When we update the mFi server for the state of a switch, the new
state is not always reported immediately if we update right after
the action (the server is not RESTful).
This patch adds some internal target-state handling to report the
desired state on the next poll, allowing any subsequent polls to
override that state.
Also, bump the version requirement for mficlient to 0.2.2 to absorb
a bug fix.
This adds support for NetworX-based alarm panels and should work for
any such panel equipped with a NX584 serial interface module. This
includes NX-4/6/8/8E, where the NX8E has this interface built-in.
It requires the pynx584 module, and requires running the server
component somewhere that has connectivity to the panel via serial,
which may include a serial-over-lan connection.
Added KeyboardInterrupt handling back to block_till_stopped method.
This is because Keyboard Interrupts are sent to both the parent and
child process in no particular order so both need to handle the
interrupt.
* The application of the version check in unit_of_measurement was
messed up after the last refactor. Fix that again.
* An error could occur in device_state_attributes if there was a
mismatch between used value_type in the device and mysensors
version in config. Add try... except to handle that.
Bump pyvera version.
Bump pywemo version.
Add unavailable status before properly initialised for maker and insight.
This adds support for Ubiquiti's UniFi Video cameras via their
NVR device (or service). By configuring just the address of the
NVR and a valid API key, all cameras are discovered and enabled,
including direct-to-camera image snapshot-based video support.
