Merge pull request #86 from jamesremuscat/feature/ha-discovery

Add Home Assistant MQTT autodiscovery
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pmagyar
2024-08-19 16:06:39 +02:00
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5 changed files with 297 additions and 4 deletions

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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ RUN apt-get update && \
apt-get remove -y gcc python3-dev libssl-dev && \
apt-get autoremove -y
COPY hc2mqtt.py hc-login.py HCDevice.py HCSocket.py HCxml2json.py run.sh ./
COPY hc2mqtt.py hc-login.py HADiscovery.py HCDevice.py HCSocket.py HCxml2json.py run.sh ./
RUN chmod a+x ./run.sh

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HADiscovery.py Normal file
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import json
import re
from HCSocket import now
def decamelcase(str):
split = re.findall(r"[A-Z](?:[a-z]+|[A-Z]*(?=[A-Z]|$))", str)
return f"{split[0]} {' '.join(split[1:]).lower()}".strip()
HA_DISCOVERY_PREFIX = "homeassistant"
# These "magic overrides" provide HA MQTT autodiscovery data that is injected
# into devices.json when `hc-login.py` is run; the data is then read from
# devices.json at runtime.
#
# Note: keys should be integer (not string) taken from a device's feature
# mapping.
MAGIC_OVERRIDES = {
3: { # BSH.Common.Setting.AllowBackendConnection
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"payload_on": True, "payload_off": False},
},
5: { # BSH.Common.Status.BackendConnected
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {
"device_class": "connectivity",
"payload_on": True,
"payload_off": False,
},
},
21: { # BSH.Common.Event.SoftwareUpdateAvailable
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "update", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
517: { # BSH.Common.Status.RemoteControlStartAllowed
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"payload_on": True, "payload_off": False},
},
523: { # BSH.Common.Status.RemoteControlActive
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"payload_on": True, "payload_off": False},
},
524: { # BSH.Common.Setting.ChildLock
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {
"device_class": "lock",
"payload_on": False, # Lock "on" means "unlocked" to HA
"payload_off": True, # Lock "off" means "locked"
},
},
525: { # BSH.Common.Event.AquaStopOccured
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
527: { # BSH.Common.Status.DoorState
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "door", "payload_on": "Open", "payload_off": "Closed"},
},
539: { # BSH.Common.Setting.PowerState
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "power"},
},
542: {"payload_values": {"unit_of_measurement": "%"}}, # BSH.Common.Option.ProgramProgress
543: { # BSH.Common.Event.LowWaterPressure
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
544: { # BSH.Common.Option.RemainingProgramTime
"payload_values": {"unit_of_measurement": "s", "device_class": "duration"}
},
549: { # BSH.Common.Option.RemainingProgramTimeIsEstimated
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"payload_on": True, "payload_off": False},
},
558: { # BSH.Common.Option.StartInRelative
"payload_values": {"unit_of_measurement": "s", "device_class": "duration"}
},
4101: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Status.SilenceOnDemandRemainingTime
"payload_values": {"unit_of_measurement": "s", "device_class": "duration"}
},
4103: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Status.EcoDryActive
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"payload_on": True, "payload_off": False},
},
4382: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Status.SilenceOnDemandDefaultTime
"payload_values": {"unit_of_measurement": "s", "device_class": "duration"}
},
4384: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Setting.SpeedOnDemand
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"payload_on": True, "payload_off": False},
},
4608: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Event.InternalError
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
4609: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Event.CheckFilterSystem
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
4610: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Event.DrainingNotPossible
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
4611: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Event.DrainPumpBlocked
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
4612: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Event.WaterheaterCalcified
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
4613: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Event.LowVoltage
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
4624: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Event.SaltLack
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
4625: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Event.RinseAidLack
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
4626: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Event.SaltNearlyEmpty
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
4627: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Event.RinseAidNearlyEmpty
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"device_class": "problem", "payload_on": "Present"},
},
5121: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Option.ExtraDry
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"payload_on": True, "payload_off": False},
},
5124: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Option.HalfLoad
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"payload_on": True, "payload_off": False},
},
5127: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Option.VarioSpeedPlus
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"payload_on": True, "payload_off": False},
},
5136: { # Dishcare.Dishwasher.Option.SilenceOnDemand
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {"payload_on": True, "payload_off": False},
},
}
def augment_device_features(features):
for id, feature in features.items():
if id in MAGIC_OVERRIDES:
feature["discovery"] = MAGIC_OVERRIDES[id]
# else:
# print(f"No discovery information for: {id} => {feature['name']}", file=sys.stderr)
return features
def publish_ha_discovery(device, client, mqtt_topic):
print(f"{now()} Publishing HA discovery for {device}")
device_ident = device["host"]
device_name = device["name"]
device_description = device.get("description", {})
version_parts = filter(
lambda d: d is not None,
[device_description.get("version"), device_description.get("revision")],
)
device_info = {
"identifiers": [device_ident],
"name": device_name,
"manufacturer": device_description.get("brand"),
"model": device_description.get("model"),
"sw_version": ".".join(version_parts),
}
for feature in device["features"].values():
name_parts = feature["name"].split(".")
name = name_parts[-1]
feature_type = name_parts[-2]
access = feature.get("access", "none")
available = feature.get("available", False)
if (
(
feature_type == "Setting"
and available
and (access == "read" or access == "readWrite")
)
or (
feature_type == "Status"
and available
and (access == "read" or access == "readWrite")
)
or feature_type == "Event"
or feature_type == "Option"
):
default_component_type = "binary_sensor" if feature_type == "Event" else "sensor"
overrides = feature.get("discovery", {})
component_type = overrides.get("component_type", default_component_type)
extra_payload_values = overrides.get("payload_values", {})
discovery_topic = (
f"{HA_DISCOVERY_PREFIX}/{component_type}/hcpy/{device_ident}_{name}/config"
)
# print(discovery_topic, state_topic)
discovery_payload = {
"name": decamelcase(name),
"device": device_info,
"state_topic": f"{mqtt_topic}/state",
# "availability_topic": f"{mqtt_topic}/LWT",
# # I found the behaviour of `availability_topic` unsatisfactory -
# # since it would set all device attributes to "unavailable"
# # then back to their correct values on every disconnect/
# # reconnect. This leaves a lot of noise in the HA history, so
# # I felt things were better off without an `availability_topic`.
"value_template": "{{value_json." + name + " | default('unavailable')}}",
"object_id": f"{device_ident}_{name}",
"unique_id": f"{device_ident}_{name}",
**extra_payload_values,
}
if component_type == "binary_sensor":
discovery_payload.setdefault("payload_on", "On")
discovery_payload.setdefault("payload_off", "Off")
# print(discovery_topic)
# print(discovery_payload)
client.publish(discovery_topic, json.dumps(discovery_payload), retain=True)

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@@ -79,6 +79,7 @@ mqtt_cafile = None
mqtt_certfile = None
mqtt_keyfile = None
mqtt_clientname="hcpy"
ha_discovery = True # See section on "Home Assistant autodiscovery"
```
```bash
@@ -456,3 +457,48 @@ To start a dishwasher on eco mode in 10 miuntes (`BSH.Common.Option.StartInRelat
## Notes
- Sometimes when the device is off, there is the error `ERROR [ip] [Errno 113] No route to host`
- There is a lot more information available, like the status of a program that is currently active. This needs to be integrated if possible. For now only the values that relate to the `config.json` are published
## Home Assistant autodiscovery
It's possible to allow Home Assistant to automatically discover the device using
MQTT auto-discovery messages. With `ha_discovery = True` in `config.ini` or by
passing `--ha-discovery` on the commandline, `hcpy` will publish
[HA discovery messages](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/mqtt/#mqtt-discovery)
for each recognised property of your devices.
### Limitations
Discovery messages currently only contain a `state` topic, not a `command` topic,
so autodiscovered devices will be read-only. You can still use the method
described in `Posting to the appliance` above.
### Customising the discovery messages
`hcpy` will make some attempt to use the correct [component](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/mqtt/#configuration)
and for some devices set an appropriate [device class](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/binary_sensor/#device-class).
You can customise these by editing your `devices.json` to add or edit the
`discovery` section for each feature. For example:
```json
[
{ // ...
"features": {
// ...
"549": {
"name": "BSH.Common.Option.RemainingProgramTimeIsEstimated",
"discovery": {
"component_type": "binary_sensor",
"payload_values": {
"payload_on": true,
"payload_off": false
}
}
}
}
}
]
```
You may include arbitrary `payload_values` that are included in the MQTT discovery
messages published when `hcpy` starts. Default values are set in `HADiscovery.py`
for known devices/attributes. No validation is performed against these values.

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@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
from Crypto.Hash import SHA256
from Crypto.Random import get_random_bytes
from HADiscovery import augment_device_features
from HCxml2json import xml2json
# These two lines enable debugging at httplib level (requests->urllib3->http.client)
@@ -310,6 +311,6 @@ for app in account["data"]["homeAppliances"]:
machine = xml2json(features, description)
config["description"] = machine["description"]
config["features"] = machine["features"]
config["features"] = augment_device_features(machine["features"])
print(json.dumps(configs, indent=4))

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@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ import click
import click_config_file
import paho.mqtt.client as mqtt
from HADiscovery import publish_ha_discovery
from HCDevice import HCDevice
from HCSocket import HCSocket, now
@@ -29,6 +30,7 @@ from HCSocket import HCSocket, now
@click.option("--mqtt_clientname", default="hcpy1")
@click.option("--domain_suffix", default="")
@click.option("--debug/--no-debug", default=False)
@click.option("--ha-discovery", is_flag=True)
@click_config_file.configuration_option()
def hc2mqtt(
devices_file: str,
@@ -44,6 +46,7 @@ def hc2mqtt(
mqtt_clientname: str,
domain_suffix: str,
debug: bool,
ha_discovery: bool,
):
def on_connect(client, userdata, flags, rc):
@@ -74,6 +77,8 @@ def hc2mqtt(
now(), device["name"], f"program topic: {mqtt_selected_program_topic}"
)
client.subscribe(mqtt_selected_program_topic)
if ha_discovery:
publish_ha_discovery(device, client, mqtt_topic)
else:
print(now(), f"ERROR MQTT connection failed: {rc}")
@@ -117,7 +122,7 @@ def hc2mqtt(
f"Hello {devices_file=} {mqtt_host=} {mqtt_prefix=} "
f"{mqtt_port=} {mqtt_username=} {mqtt_password=} "
f"{mqtt_ssl=} {mqtt_cafile=} {mqtt_certfile=} {mqtt_keyfile=} {mqtt_clientname=}"
f"{domain_suffix=} {debug=}"
f"{domain_suffix=} {debug=} {ha_discovery=}"
)
with open(devices_file, "r") as f:
@@ -146,7 +151,7 @@ def hc2mqtt(
client.connect(host=mqtt_host, port=mqtt_port, keepalive=70)
for device in devices:
mqtt_topic = mqtt_prefix + device["name"]
mqtt_topic = mqtt_prefix + device["host"]
thread = Thread(
target=client_connect, args=(client, device, mqtt_topic, domain_suffix, debug)
)