* {switch,light}.tplink: use deviceid as unique id, fetch name from the device during initialization
* raise PlatformNotReady when no device is available
* Use mac instead of deviceid
* remove name option as obsolete
* Add support for configuration flow / integration
Allows activating automatic discovery of supported devices from the configuration
* Fix linting, update requirements_all.txt
* start cleaning up tplink component based on feedback
* add device info, improve config handling
* Allow overriding detected devices via configuration file
* Update requirements.txt
* Remove debug logging
* make hound happy
* Avoid I/O during init and simplify the code, remove remains of leds_on
* Fix issues based on feedback, use consistent quotation marks for device info
* add async_setup_platform emiting a deprecation warning
* Avoid blocking the I/O, check for None on features
* handle some Martin's comments, schema-validation is still missing
* use async_create_task instead of async_add_job, let core validate the schema
* simplify configuration handling by storing the configuration data separately from initialized instances
* add default values to schema, make hound happy
* with defaults set by schema, simplify the checks. add async_unload_entry
* Use constant for data structure access
* REWORD add a short note about async_unload_entry
* handle feedback from Martin, config_data is checked against Noneness
* use pop to remove the domain on unload
* First steps to add tests for the new tplink component
* embed platforms under the component directory
* Fix tests by mocking the pyhs100 internals
* Fix linting
* Test against multiple instances of devices, tidy up
* (hopefully) final linting round
* Add pyHS100 to test requirements
* log always the warnings occured during an update to make them easy to see
* revert back the warning behavior (requirement for silver level in IQS)
* Unload only when an entry is being loaded and add tests for that
Thanks @MartinHjelmare for pointing this out!
* Fix linting
* Bump the upstream lib, fixes most prominently the HSV setting on bulbs
* Test unloading for all platforms, clear the data storage instead of popping it out, making it possible to reconfigure after removal without restarting hass first
* Use class variables instead of instance variables for bulb states, required for HS220
* Use new-style format string
* Fix indenting, uppercase the mock constant
* Run black on test_init, hopefully that will finally fix the weird formatting (pycharm, pylint and hound seems to have different opinions...)
* Upgrade pylint to 1.8.1
* Fix no-else-return
* Fix bad-whitespace
* Fix too-many-nested-blocks
* Fix raising-format-tuple
See https://github.com/PyCQA/pylint/blob/master/doc/whatsnew/1.8.rst
* Fix len-as-condition
* Fix logging-not-lazy
Not sure about that TEMP_CELSIUS though, but internally it's probably just like if you concatenated any other (variable) string
* Fix stop-iteration-return
* Fix useless-super-delegation
* Fix trailing-comma-tuple
Both of these seem to simply be bugs:
* Nest: The value of self._humidity never seems to be used anywhere
* Dovado: The called API method seems to expect a "normal" number
* Fix redefined-argument-from-local
* Fix consider-using-enumerate
* Fix wrong-import-order
* Fix arguments-differ
* Fix missed no-else-return
* Fix no-member and related
* Fix signatures-differ
* Revert "Upgrade pylint to 1.8.1"
This reverts commit af78aa00f125a7d34add97b9d50c14db48412211.
* Fix arguments-differ
* except for device_tracker
* Cleanup
* Fix test using positional argument
* Fix line too long
I forgot to run flake8 - shame on me... 🙃
* Fix bad-option-value for 1.6.5
* Fix arguments-differ for device_tracker
* Upgrade pylint to 1.8.2
* 👕 Fix missed no-member
* Add error handling to TP-LInk LED state set
Handles errors when setting the LED state of TP-Link sockets.
If the socket is unavailable then the raised exception will cause the
compoent to not be added to HA.
* Move LED state setting out of __init__
* Correct units used in TP-Link energy monioring
- Energy is measured in kWh for swtches
- Power is reported in mW for bulbs
- Energy is reported in Wh for bulbs
* TP-Ling energy: store units in attribute names
Stores the unit in the attrbute names for TP-Link devices that support
energy monitoring.
* bump the pyhs100 version and fix api changes
* switch.tplink: avoid I/O during __init__
* initialize _name to None in __init__
* update requirements_all.txt for the new version
* Updates TP-Link switches dependent module
Refactors code to use the new module API
* Set TP-Link Switch name from the device settings
If no name has been set in the configuration file the name set on the device will be used
* Removes default name for TP-Link switch
Fallback to device alias now works properly
* Removes logging
* Updates comment to denote support for HS200 switch
* Fixes in TP-Link Switch logging 0 values on init
On init of component the emeter would log to influxdb and possibly other inputs a 0 value, instead of not logging anything.
Initial polling should circumvent that behavior and avoid logging inconsistencies.
* Refactors update call in __init__
* Adds energy monitoring capabilities to the TP-Link HS110
Energy monitoring works only on the HS110 model
* Reverts to using GadgetReactor's module
* Updates requirements_all.txt
* Refactors tplink switch to use attribute caching
* Update tplink.py
* 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
