Move to single switch and UI configurable (preparation for PR into homeassistant/core)

[basnijholt]

Just leaving this here for feedback.

Inspired by #114, I have heavily simplified the setup. Now it's just a single switch that can take all of the settings.

I plan to add this to core soon, as a replacement for Flux.

P.S., don't mind the name switching from Circadian -> Adaptive, I just did a find + replace all to have the original circadian_lighting and this code side by side in my config.

TODO:

• [ ] make it work well with groups
• [x] set all the correct UI elements
• [x] integrate the config_validation option parsing
• [x] respond to events instead of state changes, then don't do anything on HA restart

[basnijholt]

This is how the setup looks in the UI:

[ChessSpider]

while you're still busy doing awesome work, i noticed you added a sunset_time and sunrise_time. I assume this overrides the sunset/sunrise times for the configured location.

I was wondering, is it much work to also add (or change it into) a min_sunset_time and max_sunrise_time ? So the lights will be on longer if the days are longer, but with long nights it will keep a certain minimum day?

[claytonjn]

while you're still busy doing awesome work, i noticed you added a sunset_time and sunrise_time. I assume this overrides the sunset/sunrise times for the configured location.

I was wondering, is it much work to also add (or change it into) a min_sunset_time and max_sunrise_time ? So the lights will be on longer if the days are longer, but with long nights it will keep a certain minimum day?

Please create an issue for this request, thanks!

[claytonjn]

@basnijholt Another busy weekend for me so I haven't had the chance to even look over the commits yet. Does this still allow for toggling CL on/off for different sets of lights at different times?

[basnijholt]

@claytonjn, yes, one is still able to do everything that the integration could do before. Here all the settings just go to the switch.

[basnijholt]

Pretty cool new change, I removed lights_brightness, lights_mired, lights_rgb, lights_xy. Now it's just lights and the integration will figure out what a light supports.

[basnijholt]

@ChessSpider, @pixeye33, @forstermatth (ppl who liked this PR), I have now submitted this code to the home-assistant/core repo: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/40626 :tada: