Add support for eXO systems

[flz]

Let's start with this, I need to look at feedback received recently.

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[TheKamakaZi]

Hey @flz,

Been using the eXO branch of your integration for the past 2 months without issue. Would it be possible to merge this to master so that it can be included in HA's core?

Cheers, and thanks for all your hard work!

[malatg]

Is there any plans you incoporate this into the mail branch?

[flz]

Somehow I missed the comments here.

I'll rebase on top of the main branch. If things still work, I'll release a new version to make this available through HA.

[malatg]

Awesome! I hope it works 😊

[flz]

Awesome! I hope it works 😊

You let me know, I don't have exo systems :-)

[malatg]

Hi,

I am sorry if I have misunderstood something but when will this be included in the main branch?

/Marcus

[flz]

@malatg I meant I can't test the exo support since I don't have that hardware. If you can test the exo branch and let me know it works, I'll merge it to master.

[malatg]

I can definitely test it if you can point me in the direction on how I test the branch? I mean how do I switch the to this branch for that particular integration?

[TheKamakaZi]

Hey @flz,

Thanks for this! I'll deploy tonight, run some tests in the morning, and let you know.

@malatg, simply switch to the exo branch after cloning, and restart HA.

[danricho]

My only issue with this is that my pump data={'name': 'filter_pump', 'type': 1, 'state': 0}, will not change state by the .turn_on() method even if I force it to an ExoAuxSwitch or ExoAttributeSwitch.

As the current implementation stands, it is defaulting to an ExoAttributeSensor.

[flz]

@danricho Can you provide me with some more debug logging (the complete API output of systems/devices would be useful).

[Veuchez]

Excuse my ignorance, but where should these files be copied into home assistant?

[mk-french]

Hey @flz , is there a particular branch of your HA core fork to use with this branch?

I've been using my forks iaqualink-py/test-wo-shadow-client and core/iaqualink-eXO without any real issues for a while now but happy to help test this and provide some feedback to get it merged - then migrate over.

There's a few errors when using this branch and your core/iaqualink-http2 component. At initial glance they're related to type conversions etc. I haven't yet sifted through them in detail to debug but wanted to make sure I was starting in the right place first... :)

-Martin

[flz]

Hey @flz , is there a particular branch of your HA core fork to use with this branch?

I don't think there have been API changes in the iaqualink-py libraries for exo support but I'd need to double check. It's been a while since I looked at the code.

I've been using my forks iaqualink-py/test-wo-shadow-client and core/iaqualink-eXO without any real issues for a while now but happy to help test this and provide some feedback to get it merged - then migrate over.

There's a few errors when using this branch and your core/iaqualink-http2 component. At initial glance they're related to type conversions etc. I haven't yet sifted through them in detail to debug but wanted to make sure I was starting in the right place first... :)

I'll refresh the core/exo branch and make sure iaqua support works well. I'm at the point where I'm tempted to ship exo support as experimental in the library, just to make it easier for people to test.

[flz]

I've updated the core/exo branch.

The two ways to test I can think of:

Separate test home-assistant instance

• Clone https://github.com/flz/home-assistant, switch to exo branch
• Open in VSCode, then do Reopen in Container
• Run python -m homeassistant in the VSCode terminal
• Access http://localhost:8123/ in your browser and go through regular set up, add iaqualink integration.

Modify your existing HA installation

• Update homeassistant/components/iaqualink/manifest.json and replace the requirement with "git+https://github.com/flz/iaqualink-py.git@exo#iaqualink==0.5.1".
• You may have to restart homeassistant for it to be picked up.