Multi-bike support and small improvements #82
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant HA_Core as Home Assistant Core
participant Stromer as Stromer Integration
participant API as Stromer API
User ->> HA_Core: Start configuration
HA_Core ->> Stromer: async_step_user
Stromer ->> API: Fetch bike data
API -->> Stromer: Return bike data
Stromer ->> HA_Core: Prompt bike selection
User ->> HA_Core: Select bike
HA_Core ->> Stromer: async_step_bike
Stromer ->> API: Set unique IDs
API -->> Stromer: Confirmation
Stromer ->> HA_Core: Create entry
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custom_components/stromer/strings.json (1)
26-30: The addition of the "Reset trip data" button entity is correctly implemented and aligns with the new feature requirements.custom_components/stromer/translations/en.json (1)
26-30: The English translation for the "Reset trip data" button is correctly implemented.custom_components/stromer/button.py (4)
4-8: The imports are well-organized and correctly scoped for the functionality required in this file.Also applies to: 13-15
17-24: The BUTTONS tuple is correctly defined with appropriate attributes for the "Reset trip data" button.
26-37: Theasync_setup_entryfunction is properly updated to handle the dynamic addition of button entities based on the bike data.
40-67: TheStromerButtonclass is well-implemented with clear and concise logic for handling button presses and entity setup.custom_components/stromer/__init__.py (2)
19-19: The addition ofPlatform.BUTTONto the PLATFORMS list is appropriate for supporting the new button functionality.
39-41: The handling of bike-specific data in theasync_setup_entryfunction is correctly implemented, enhancing the configuration capabilities for individual bikes.custom_components/stromer/config_flow.py (2)
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27-42: Thevalidate_inputfunction is correctly updated to handle bike data validation, crucial for the multi-bike support feature.
50-79: Theasync_step_bikemethod is well-implemented, providing a clear and user-friendly flow for bike selection during configuration.README.md (1)
38-39: The README is updated to include information about the new "Reset trip data" button, providing clear guidance to users on the new feature.custom_components/stromer/stromer.py (2)
3-3: Updated version number to "0.2.0" aligns with the PR's intent to introduce significant functionality.
39-39: Initialization offull_data,bike_id,bike_name, andbike_modelsupports the new multi-bike functionality.
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custom_components/stromer/stromer.py (3)
3-3: Updated module version to "0.2.0" aligns with the PR's objective to introduce significant new features.
39-39: Initialization of new attributes for handling bike data is a good practice for managing state within the class.
237-238: The conditional return based on thefullflag is a good practice for API data fetching, allowing for flexible data retrieval.
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Codebase VerificationThe search results show multiple calls to the
stromer_call_apimethod, with some instances handling thefullparameter and others not. Here are the relevant lines:
custom_components/stromer/stromer.py: self.full_data = await self.stromer_call_api(endpoint="bike/", full=True)custom_components/stromer/stromer.py:# self.full_data = await self.stromer_call_api(endpoint="bike/")custom_components/stromer/stromer.py: self.status = await self.stromer_call_api(endpoint=endpoint)custom_components/stromer/stromer.py: self.position = await self.stromer_call_api(endpoint=endpoint)The
fullparameter is explicitly set in the first instance but not in the others. This suggests that thefullparameter is not consistently handled across all calls.
custom_components/stromer/stromer.py: async def stromer_call_api(self, endpoint: str, full=False) -> Any:(method definition)Action Required:
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custom_components/stromer/stromer.py (3)
3-3: Updated version number to "0.2.0" aligns with the significant changes made in this module.
39-39: Initialization of new attributesfull_data,bike_id,bike_name, andbike_modelsupports the enhanced functionality for handling multiple bikes.
55-64: The commented-out code should be removed if it's no longer needed, to keep the codebase clean and maintainable.- # try: - # await self.stromer_update() - # except Exception as e: - # log = f"Stromer unable to update: {e}" - # LOGGER.error(log) - # LOGGER.debug("Stromer connected!") - # return self.status - # return TrueLikely invalid or redundant comment.
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11-11: Version update approved.The version number has been updated to "0.4.0a3", indicating new features or enhancements under testing.
custom_components/stromer/__init__.py (1)
39-41: LGTM! But verify the usage of new attributes.The new assignments enrich the
stromerinstance with additional bike details. Ensure that these new attributes (bike_id,bike_name,bike_model) are used correctly throughout the codebase.Verification successful
The new attributes are used correctly throughout the codebase.
The attributes
bike_id,bike_name, andbike_modelare utilized in the following locations:
custom_components/stromer/__init__.py
- Updating configuration entries.
- Setting up identifiers.
- Logging data.
custom_components/stromer/coordinator.py
- Logging data.
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50-79: New stepasync_step_bikeapproved.The new step
async_step_bikeenhances the configuration flow by allowing the selection of multiple bikes. Ensure that this step integrates seamlessly with the rest of the flow.
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validate_inputis correctly handled.The
validate_inputfunction's new return type (dict) is used incustom_components/stromer/config_flow.py, wherebikes_datais iterated over and processed correctly.
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3-3: Version update approved.The version number update from "0.1.1" to "0.2.0" reflects the new enhancements.
39-39: Addition offull_dataattribute approved.The new attribute
full_datawill store comprehensive bike data retrieved from the API.
66-76: Changes tostromer_detectmethod approved.The updated error handling and retrieval of full data improve the method's clarity and functionality.
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57-57: Version update forprettier.The version has been updated from
v3.1.0tov4.0.0-alpha.8. Ensure to review the changelog for any important updates or breaking changes, especially since this is an alpha release.
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v0.5.4tov0.5.6. Ensure to review the changelog for any important updates or breaking changes.Verification successful
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ruff-pre-commitverified.The version has been updated from
v0.5.4tov0.5.6. The release notes indicate several enhancements and bug fixes without any breaking changes. It is recommended to test the new version in a development environment before deploying it to production.
- Ensure to review the following release notes: https://github.com/astral-sh/ruff/releases/tag/0.5.6
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Learnt from: CoMPaTech PR: CoMPaTech/stromer#82 File: custom_components/stromer/stromer.py:59-69 Timestamp: 2024-07-24T16:05:46.914Z Learning: The `ruff` linter requires using `raise ... from e` for proper error handling to maintain the traceback.
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39-41: LGTM! Verify attribute usage.The addition of
bike_id,bike_name, andbike_modelattributes enhances the setup process. Ensure these attributes are used correctly throughout the codebase.Verification successful
Attributes Used Correctly in Codebase
The attributes
bike_id,bike_name, andbike_modelare used appropriately within the codebase for configuration and logging purposes. They are integrated into the setup and management of the Stromer integration as intended.
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- Setting configuration entry and identifiers
- Logging and setup of platforms
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- Used in data updates and logging
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Returned Data Usage Verified
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bikes_datareturned by thevalidate_inputfunction is used correctly within theConfigFlowclass. It is iterated over to handle multi-bike configurations, ensuring that each bike's information is processed and stored appropriately.
custom_components/stromer/config_flow.py: Thebikes_datais iterated to append bike information toself.bikes.Scripts executed
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async_step_bikefunction enhances user interaction by allowing bike selection. Ensure the schema and logging are correctly implemented and functioning.Verification successful
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async_step_bikefunction is correctly integrated into the configuration flow, as evidenced by its invocation within the same file. The function appears to handle bike selection effectively. No issues found.Scripts executed
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LGTM! Verify configuration correctness.The renaming of sections and rule updates improve clarity and ensure adherence to guidelines. Verify the correctness of these changes.
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custom_components/stromer/stromer.py (7)
3-3: Version update is appropriate.The version number update to
0.2.0reflects the enhancements and changes made in the module.
39-39: Addition offull_datais appropriate.The
full_dataattribute is added to store comprehensive data, aligning with the new multi-bike support functionality.
55-57: Change in return type toboolis appropriate.The change from returning a
dictto aboolenhances clarity regarding the connection status.
116-116: Improved error handling is appropriate.Using
raise ... from emaintains the traceback and aligns withrufflinter requirements.
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209-223: Addition offullparameter is appropriate.The
fullparameter instromer_call_apienhances flexibility in data retrieval, supporting the multi-bike functionality.
176-178: Logging improvements are appropriate.The updated log messages provide clearer context about API call statuses and returns, improving debugging and monitoring.
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59-69: Introduction ofstromer_detectis appropriate.The new method
stromer_detecteffectively fetches full data about the bike(s), aligning with the multi-bike support enhancement.Ensure that this method is correctly integrated and used throughout the codebase.
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stromer_detectMethod is Properly IntegratedThe
stromer_detectmethod is used incustom_components/stromer/config_flow.py, indicating it is integrated into the codebase for fetching bike data. This confirms its intended usage for multi-bike support.
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38-38: Enhancement approved: Addition ofbike_modelandbike_name.The inclusion of
bike_modelandbike_nameinbike_dataenhances the completeness of the data being managed.
After checking the API credentials, the `Stromer` instance is dropped, and thus we should close the aiohttp session as well.
morebikes: Close aiohttp connections when probing API
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Learnt from: CoMPaTech PR: CoMPaTech/stromer#82 File: custom_components/stromer/stromer.py:59-69 Timestamp: 2024-07-24T16:05:46.914Z Learning: The `ruff` linter requires using `raise ... from e` for proper error handling to maintain the traceback.
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27-44: Verify the return type hint forvalidate_input.The return type hint for
validate_inputhas been changed fromdict[str, Any]todict. Ensure that this is intentional and that the function's return value is correctly handled elsewhere in the codebase.
52-78: LGTM! Theasync_step_bikemethod is well-implemented.The method provides a user-friendly way to select bikes and processes the input correctly.
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79-114: LGTM! Theasync_step_usermethod handles the transition effectively.The method processes user input and transitions to the bike selection step correctly, with appropriate error handling.
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3-3: Version update approved.The version number update to "0.2.0" appropriately reflects the significant changes made.
30-30: Logging improvements approved.The added and updated logging statements enhance traceability and debuggability.
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62-66: LGTM! Thestromer_disconnectmethod is well-implemented.The method correctly closes the API web session, enhancing resource management.
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fullparameter provides more flexibility in API calls.
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The code wrongly assumed that the value returned by
`datetime.fromtimestamp(ts)` returns a UTC datetime. However, the
returned datetime is a naive datetime in the local timezone. The code
would then previously replace the missing timezone with UTC.
For example, when running the code in CEST (UTC+2), this resulted in all
timestamps being shifted two hours in the future.
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`datetime.fromtimestamp`, resulting in a non-naive datetime that has the
correct timezone attached.
An alternative approach would have been the following call:
datetime.fromtimestamp(ts).astimezone()
...however using UTC based datetimes seems cleaner to me.
Fix timestamp timezone
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CHANGELOG.md (1)
5-13: Update to Changelog EntriesThe changelog entries from lines 5 to 13 effectively summarize the new features and improvements in version 0.4.0. The details about multi-bike support, migration improvements, and technical enhancements like timeout handling and timestamp improvements are clearly stated and will be beneficial for users upgrading to this version.
pyproject.toml (1)
6-6: Review of Configuration ChangesThe updates to the
pyproject.tomlfile, including the restructuring of linting rules and updates to tool configurations, are well-organized and enhance the clarity and maintainability of the project settings. The remapping of rule codes and the addition of new configurations under thelintnamespace are particularly noteworthy as they align with updated standards and practices in the tooling ecosystem.Also applies to: 12-32, 72-72, 78-78, 100-115, 133-135
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