/// <inheritdoc />
public async Task Initialized(CancellationToken ct, Automation automation)
{
if (!_enableHomeAssistantDiscovery)
{
return;
}
var id = "automation_" + GetId(automation);
var config = new HomeAssistantConfig
{
Id = id,
Name = id, // cf. comment below
StateTopic = GetStateTopic(automation),
StateOn = "enabled",
StateOff = "disabled",
IsOptimistic = true, // TODO: Add ability for automation to confirm state, then add control channel and set it pessimistic
CommandTopic = GetStateTopic(automation),
PayloadOn = "enabled",
PayloadOff = "disabled",
IsRetained = true,
AvailabilityTopic = _mqtt.AvailabilityTopic,
Icon = "mdi:clipboard-text-play" // "mdi:script-text-outline"
};
// With first publish the automation using the "id" as "name" so Home assistant
// will use it as "entity_id" (which cannot be configured from discovery component)
// Then we publish it a second time using the right name.
// Note: HA will not generate 2 different devices as we are providing de vice "unique_id" which stays the same.
// Note: This is a patch which works only if HA is up when this config is published, if not, you can still change the entity_id from the UI
await _mqtt.Publish(ct, $"homeassistant/switch/{id}/config", JsonConvert.SerializeObject(config), retain : !_mqtt.IsTestEnvironment);
config.Name = automation.Name;
await _mqtt.Publish(ct, $"homeassistant/switch/{id}/config", JsonConvert.SerializeObject(config), retain : !_mqtt.IsTestEnvironment);
}
/// <inheritdoc />
public async Task Initialized(CancellationToken ct, Scene scene)
{
if (!_enableHomeAssistantDiscovery)
{
return;
}
var id = "scene_" + GetId(scene);
var config = new HomeAssistantConfig
{
Id = id,
Name = id, // cf. comment below
StateTopic = GetStateTopic(scene),
StateOn = "running",
StateOff = "idle",
IsOptimistic = false,
CommandTopic = GetControlTopic(scene),
PayloadOn = "start",
PayloadOff = "stop",
IsRetained = false,
AvailabilityTopic = _mqtt.AvailabilityTopic,
Icon = "mdi:script-text-outline"
};
// With first publish the scene using the "id" as "name" so Home assistant
// will use it as "entity_id" (which cannot be configured from discovery component)
// Then we publish it a second time using the right name.
// Note: HA will not generate 2 different devices as we are providing device "unique_id" which stays the same.
// Note: This is a patch which works only if HA is up when this config is published, if not, you can still change the entity_id from the UI
await _mqtt.Publish(ct, $"homeassistant/switch/{id}/config", JsonConvert.SerializeObject(config), retain : !_mqtt.IsTestEnvironment);
config.Name = scene.Name;
await _mqtt.Publish(ct, $"homeassistant/switch/{id}/config", JsonConvert.SerializeObject(config), retain : !_mqtt.IsTestEnvironment);
}
