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Further work on tap_dial. The buttons seem to work OK, however retrieving the current light brightness does not work. JSON dump of attributes shows it to be null. The "dial" changes worked until I tried to limit the brightness value, because of the null brightness value. Committing these changes so I don't lose them.

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Jim Lancaster
2025-01-20 17:24:41 -06:00
parent e7b9bef8c5
commit be632795a9
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apps/tap_dial.py
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@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
from appdaemon.entity import Entity
from appdaemon.plugins.hass.hassapi import Hass
import json
class TapDial(Hass):
active_entity: Entity
def initialize(self):
self.tap_dial.listen_state(self.handle_state_change)
self.log(f'0.0 Tap Dial entity: {self.tap_dial.entity_id}')
@property
def tap_dial(self) -> Entity:
@@ -29,16 +29,36 @@ class TapDial(Hass):
return self.active_entity.get_state() == 'on'
@property
def current_brightness(self) -> int:
def light_brightness(self) -> int:
return self.active_entity.attributes['brightness']
@light_brightness.setter
def light_brightness(self, val: int):
return self.active_entity.turn_on(brightness=val)
@property
def light_color(self) -> list[int]:
return self.active_entity.get_state('rgb_color')
@light_color.setter
def light_color(self, val: list[int]):
return self.active_entity.turn_on(rgb_color=val)
@property
def light_effect(self) -> str:
return self.active_entity.get_state('effect')
@light_effect.setter
def light_effect(self, val: str):
return self.active_entity.turn_on(effect=val)
def handle_state_change(self, entity: str, attribute: str, old: str, new: str, **kwargs):
self.log(f'0.1 {new}')
self.log(f'056 State change: {new}')
# Dial actions
if new.startswith('dial_rotate') and self.active_entity_is_on:
_, _, dir, speed = new.split('_', 4)
self.log(f'1.1 Direction {dir} speed {speed}')
self.log(f'061 Direction {dir} speed {speed}')
match speed:
case 'step':
rate = self.step_size
@@ -47,51 +67,61 @@ class TapDial(Hass):
case 'fast':
rate = 3 * self.step_size
val = self.active_entity.attributes['brightness']
self.log(f'1.2 Brightness value = {val} Change rate = {rate}')
self.log(f'070 Brightness value = {val} Change rate = {rate}')
if dir == 'right':
val += rate
self.active_entity.turn_on(brightness=val)
self.log(f'1.2.1 Brightness value = {val}')
if val < self.max_brightness:
if (val + rate) > self.max_brightness:
val = self.max_brightness
else:
val += rate
self.active_entity.turn_on(brightness=val)
self.log(f'078 Brightness value = {val}')
else:
val -= rate
self.active_entity.turn_on(brightness=val)
self.log(f'1.2.2 Brightness value = {val}')
if val > 0:
if (val - rate) < 0:
val = 0
else:
val -= rate
self.active_entity.turn_on(brightness=val)
self.log(f'086 Brightness value = {val}')
# Button actions
elif new.endswith('release'):
_, n, typ, _ = new.split('_', 4)
# type will be either press or hold
self.log(f'2.1 Button {n} {typ}')
self.log(f'092 Button {n} {typ}')
if eid := self.args.get(f'button{n}'):
self.active_entity = self.get_entity(eid)
self.log(f'2.1.1 Set active entity to: {self.active_entity.name}')
self.log(f'096 Set active entity to: {self.active_entity.name}')
self.log(json.dumps(self.active_entity.get_state('all'), indent=4))
domain, entity = eid.split('.')
self.log(f'099 Curent domain: {domain}, entity: {entity}')
match domain:
case 'light':
# Set the light to maximum brightness if the button is held.
if typ == 'hold':
self.active_entity.turn_on(brightness=self.max_brightness)
self.log(f'2.1.1 Set {self.active_entity.friendly_name} to maximum brightness {self.max_brightness}')
self.log(f'105 Set {self.active_entity.friendly_name} to maximum brightness {self.max_brightness}')
else:
if self.active_entity_is_on:
self.active_entity.turn_off()
self.log(f'2.1.2 Turn {self.active_entity.friendly_name} off')
self.log(f'109 Turn off {self.active_entity.friendly_name}')
else:
self.active_entity.turn_on(brightness=self.init_brightness)
self.log(f'2.1.3 Turn {self.active_entity.friendly_name} on with brightness {self.init_brightness}')
self.log(f'112 Turn on {self.active_entity.friendly_name} with brightness {self.init_brightness}')
case 'switch':
self.active_entity.toggle()
self.log(f'2.1.4 Toggle on/off power to {self.active_entity.friendly_name}')
self.log(f'115 Toggle on/off power to {self.active_entity.friendly_name}')
elif switch := self.args.get(f'button{n}'):
self.active_entity = self.get_entity(switch)
self.log(f'2.2 Set active entity to: {self.active_entity.friendly_name}')
self.log(f'119 Set active entity to: {self.active_entity.friendly_name}')
onoff = self.active_entity.get_state()
self.log(f'2.2 {self.active_entity.friendly_name} is currently {onoff}')
self.log(f'114 {self.active_entity.friendly_name} is currently {onoff}')
self.active_entity.toggle()
self.log(f'2.2 Toggle on/off power to {self.active_entity.friendly_name}')
self.log(f'116 Toggle on/off power to {self.active_entity.friendly_name}')
# This function was written by chatgpt!
def hex_to_rgb(self, hex_color: str) -> list:
@@ -101,7 +131,7 @@ class TapDial(Hass):
# Check if the string has a valid length
if len(hex_color) != 6:
raise ValueError(f"Invalid hex color: {hex_color}. Must be 6 characters long.")
raise ValueError(f"126 Invalid hex color: {hex_color}. Must be 6 characters long.")
try:
# Split the hex color into its RGB components and convert to integers
@@ -110,5 +140,5 @@ class TapDial(Hass):
b = int(hex_color[4:6], 16)
return [r, g, b]
except ValueError:
raise ValueError(f"Invalid hex color: {hex_color}. Must contain only valid hex digits.")
raise ValueError(f"135 Invalid hex color: {hex_color}. Must contain only valid hex digits.")