Tilman Baumann

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I recently added platform.io support to that project. Should be merged soon. This might help you with building. However the builds are platform dependent. How do you deal with that...

Nice, direct integration in the app is even nicer.

I don't know if pip has an equivalent. But in traditional ./configure; make, the missing dependency would be caught by ./configure and a reasonable error message produced, instead of a...

Just noticed. I can provide the MQTT service data. But I can not set the WIFI data via app. How is that supposed to work? Looks like work in progress.

I can't even find the mqtt code in the firmware. The only trace of it seems to be in the android app.

This works ```yaml template: - sensor: - name: "Rice Cooker Timer" unique_id: xiaomi_miio_cooker_timer icon: mdi:timer state: '{{states("sensor.xiaomi_miio_cooker_mode")}}' attributes: duration: '0:{{ states("sensor.xiaomi_miio_cooker_duration") }}:00' start_time: "{{ states.sensor.xiaomi_miio_cooker_mode.last_changed }}" remaining: '0:{{ states("sensor.xiaomi_miio_cooker_remaining")}}:00' ```...

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/76476/184018109-9cef3c1d-32bb-414c-b457-01b663a5f9b3.png)

It worked fantastically. But it randomly stopped ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/76476/184021417-0b4eed7b-5e6c-4883-9cc5-5a470323f173.png) Time Remaining is 0 But attribute remaining says otherwise.

Looked pretty nice while it worked. Any idea how to make it reliable?

Thanks a lot, somehow I thought `start_time` was required.