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  • New Features

    • Introduced battery-state binary sensors for enhanced monitoring of battery levels in devices.
    • Added support for low battery status in multiple device entries, improving user awareness of device health.
    • Expanded monitoring capabilities with new metrics and entities for electricity and voltage statuses.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated versioning to reflect enhancements and fixes, ensuring users have access to the latest features and improvements.
  • Documentation

    • Updated the changelog to include new version information and detailed notes on the latest changes.

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The recent changes introduce a new battery-state binary sensor for Plugwise devices, enhancing functionality and monitoring capabilities. This update includes versioning revisions, expanded translation files, and modifications across various configuration and testing files, ensuring users can effectively track battery levels and improve overall integration performance.

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File(s) Change Summary
CHANGELOG.md, manifest.json Version updated to 0.52.0, added support for battery-state binary sensors, and updated required library version to 1.1.0.
binary_sensor.py, const.py, translations/*.json Introduced BATTERY_STATE constant and related updates to binary sensor descriptions and translation files for low battery status in English and Dutch.
fixtures/*.json, snapshots/*.ambr Added binary_sensors with low_battery status for various device entries, updated battery levels, and increased item counts in test configurations.
test_init.py Enhanced test scenarios to incorporate new binary sensor states and updated expected entry counts in device and entity registries.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant PlugwiseSystem
    participant Sensor

    User->>PlugwiseSystem: Request device status
    PlugwiseSystem->>Sensor: Fetch current sensor data
    Sensor-->>PlugwiseSystem: Return battery state
    PlugwiseSystem-->>User: Display battery state
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🐇 In a garden bright and fair,
A battery's low, but I don't care!
With new sensors hopping along,
Monitoring all day long!
Each device, a watchful friend,
Together, we will blend! 🌼


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@CoMPaTech CoMPaTech added enhancement New feature or request needs_upstreaming Things that are here in -beta but must be upstreamed to HA-core labels Aug 17, 2024

# Binary Sensor constants
BINARY_SENSORS: Final = "binary_sensors"
BATTERY_STATE: Final = "low_battery"
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Just wondering if we should just make it BATTERY_LOW or LOW_BAT..?

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I don't think so, it will only cause confusion.

The name of the binary_sensor in HA should be battery_state, that fits best to the values of the device_class.
So let's "hide" the different name in the backend-output as best as we can = in the constant definition.

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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_jip/all_data.json (1)

313-313: Discrepancy in item_count value

The item_count in the JSON file is set to 217, but the actual count of items under .devices is 11. This discrepancy suggests an error or misrepresentation in the item_count value.

  • File: tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_jip/all_data.json
  • Line: 313

Please verify and correct the item_count to accurately reflect the total number of items.

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Update item_count to 217: Verify accuracy.

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  • CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)
  • custom_components/plugwise/binary_sensor.py (3 hunks)
  • custom_components/plugwise/const.py (1 hunks)
  • custom_components/plugwise/manifest.json (1 hunks)
  • custom_components/plugwise/strings.json (1 hunks)
  • custom_components/plugwise/translations/en.json (8 hunks)
  • custom_components/plugwise/translations/nl.json (1 hunks)
  • tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_cooling/all_data.json (4 hunks)
  • tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_heating/all_data.json (4 hunks)
  • tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_jip/all_data.json (5 hunks)
  • tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_multiple_devices_per_zone/all_data.json (9 hunks)
  • tests/components/plugwise/snapshots/test_diagnostics.ambr (9 hunks)
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custom_components/plugwise/manifest.json (2)

11-11: Version bump to Plugwise library.

The requirement update to plugwise==1.1.0 reflects an update in the library. Ensure that the integration is compatible with this new library version.


12-12: Version bump of the integration.

The version update to 0.52.0 indicates new features or fixes. Ensure that this aligns with the changes made in the integration.

tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_cooling/all_data.json (4)

31-33: Addition of binary sensor for low battery status.

The addition of the low_battery binary sensor for the device 1772a4ea304041adb83f357b751341ff is consistent with the new feature for monitoring battery state.


122-124: Addition of binary sensor for low battery status in zone thermostat.

The addition of the low_battery binary sensor for the zone thermostat device is consistent with the new feature for monitoring battery state.


136-136: Update of battery level.

The battery level change from 38 to 14 reflects a significant drop, aligning with the low battery status. Ensure this is correctly handled in the tests.


172-172: Update of item count.

The item count update from 147 to 149 reflects the addition of new items. Ensure this is consistent with the changes in the test data.

tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_heating/all_data.json (4)

36-38: Addition of binary sensor for low battery status.

The addition of the low_battery binary sensor for the device 1772a4ea304041adb83f357b751341ff is consistent with the new feature for monitoring battery state.


121-123: Addition of binary sensor for low battery status in zone thermostat.

The addition of the low_battery binary sensor for the zone thermostat device is consistent with the new feature for monitoring battery state.


135-135: Update of battery level.

The battery level change from 38 to 14 reflects a significant drop, aligning with the low battery status. Ensure this is correctly handled in the tests.


171-171: Update of item count.

The item count update from 147 to 149 reflects the addition of new items. Ensure this is consistent with the changes in the test data.

custom_components/plugwise/binary_sensor.py (1)

50-55: Addition of Battery State Sensor is Correct.

The new BATTERY_STATE entry in PLUGWISE_BINARY_SENSORS is consistent with existing entries, correctly utilizing attributes like key, translation_key, device_class, and entity_category.

custom_components/plugwise/strings.json (1)

50-52: Addition of Low Battery Entry is Correct.

The new low_battery entry under binary_sensor with the name "Battery state" is consistent with the existing structure and enhances the functionality.

custom_components/plugwise/translations/nl.json (1)

50-52: Addition of Low Battery Entry for Dutch Language is Correct.

The new low_battery entry under binary_sensor with the name "Batterij status" is consistent with the existing structure and enhances localization support.

tests/components/plugwise/test_init.py (3)

262-262: Revert expected entity count to 31 after removal.

The expected entity count is reverted to 31 after removing a device, which is consistent with the test scenario. Ensure that this aligns with the expected behavior of the integration.


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Update expected entity and device counts in test_update_device.

The changes in expected counts from 29 to 31 and 34 to 37 reflect the addition of new sensors. Ensure these updated counts align with the actual number of entities and devices managed by the integration.

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Verification of Updated Counts in test_update_device

The addition of the TOM device, a thermo sensor, justifies the increase in device and entity counts in the test. The updated expected counts are consistent with the changes made to the test setup.

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46-48: Addition of binary_sensors: Ensure completeness of test data.

The addition of the binary_sensors dictionary with a low_battery sensor is consistent with the objective of testing battery state monitoring. Ensure that all relevant scenarios are covered in the test cases.

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Test Coverage for binary_sensors is Comprehensive

The test cases in test_climate.py effectively cover various scenarios for binary_sensors, such as cooling_state and heating_state, by simulating different conditions. This ensures that the functionality related to battery state monitoring is thoroughly tested.

  • test_climate.py: Tests different states of binary_sensors like cooling_state and heating_state.
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tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_jip/all_data.json (1)

6-8: Addition of binary_sensors: Ensure consistency in device entries.

The addition of the binary_sensors dictionary with low_battery set to false is consistent across multiple device entries. Verify that this addition is applied consistently to all relevant devices.

Also applies to: 103-105, 161-163, 275-277

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Consistency of binary_sensors Addition Verified

The binary_sensors entry is consistently added across multiple device entries in the relevant JSON files. This includes the specific entries in m_adam_jip/all_data.json as well as other related fixture files. No inconsistencies were found.

  • Lines 6, 103, 161, 194, 239, and 275 in tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_jip/all_data.json all contain binary_sensors.
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custom_components/plugwise/translations/en.json (3)

2-16: Addition of options section: Ensure clarity and completeness.

The new options section provides configurable settings for Smile/Stretch devices. Ensure that descriptions are clear and accurately reflect the available options.


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Addition of new entities: Verify naming and descriptions.

The addition of new entities enhances monitoring capabilities. Ensure that naming conventions and descriptions are consistent and clear for users.

Also applies to: 102-104, 129-135, 145-281


301-302: Reorganization of existing entries: Maintain clarity and consistency.

The reorganization of entries aims to streamline the structure. Ensure that this reorganization maintains clarity and consistency across the translation file.

tests/components/plugwise/fixtures/m_adam_multiple_devices_per_zone/all_data.json (9)

85-87: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The addition of the binary_sensors property with low_battery set to false is consistent across multiple entries. Ensure that this reflects the intended state for all devices.


121-123: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to false is consistently added. Verify that this is the intended default state for these devices.


208-210: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to false is consistently added. Ensure that this aligns with the device's actual state.


267-269: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to false is consistently added. Confirm that this is the correct state for these devices.


321-323: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to false is consistently added. Verify that this is appropriate for these devices.


357-359: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to false is consistently added. Ensure that this reflects the intended state for these devices.


392-394: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to false is consistently added. Confirm that this is the correct state for these devices.


436-438: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to false is consistently added. Verify that this is appropriate for these devices.


491-491: Update item_count to reflect new entries.

The item_count has been updated from 315 to 323, which reflects the addition of new entries. Ensure that this count accurately represents all items.

tests/components/plugwise/snapshots/test_diagnostics.ambr (9)

87-89: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The addition of the binary_sensors property with low_battery set to False is consistent across multiple entries. Ensure that this reflects the intended state for all devices.


123-125: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to False is consistently added. Verify that this is the intended default state for these devices.


216-218: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to False is consistently added. Ensure that this aligns with the device's actual state.


275-277: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to False is consistently added. Confirm that this is the correct state for these devices.


335-337: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to False is consistently added. Verify that this is appropriate for these devices.


371-373: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to False is consistently added. Ensure that this reflects the intended state for these devices.


412-414: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to False is consistently added. Confirm that this is the correct state for these devices.


462-464: Consistent addition of binary_sensors.

The binary_sensors property with low_battery set to False is consistently added. Verify that this is appropriate for these devices.


523-523: Update item_count to reflect new entries.

The item_count has been updated from 315 to 323, which reflects the addition of new entries. Ensure that this count accurately represents all items.

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