* Add turned on or off device trigger to toggle entity
* Renamed changed_states trigger to toggled
* Adjust tests
* Fix homekit triggers test
* Add tests
* Adjust tests after rebase
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* encoding support for mqtt publishing - todo tests
* signature allows None values for qos and retain
* common test for mqtt publishing encoding
* better test with command templates
* more tests
* fix tests alarm control panel+tests light basic
* tests light json and template
* add tests vacuum and fix tests light_template
* Improve tests for generic camera
* Fix black error
* Code review: Move common code to fixtures
* Remove unnecessary patches from tests.
* Address review comments
* Code review: swap more patches for respx
* Code review: use _attr for frame interval.
* Add initial version of the webrtc integration
Add the webrtc integration. This integration proxies the
signal 'offer' from the client to a RTSPtoWebRTCP server that
returns an 'answer'.
The RTSPtoWebRTC server is a go binary based on pion, and this is
what is currently used by the WebRTC custom_component:
https://github.com/AlexxIT/WebRTChttps://github.com/deepch/RTSPtoWebRTC
* Readability improvements for webrtc
* Reach 100% test coverage
* Use rtsp-to-webrtc client library package
* Rename webrtc to rtstptowebrtc
This is to reflect naming as one type of approach to webrtc since other webrtc integrations would look very different.
* Remove internal quality scale
* Bump rtsptowebrtc to support heartbeats
* Shorten server url variable and remove const.py
* Add config flow validation for RTSPtoWebRTC server
* Add RTSPtoWebRTC server health checks
* Accept translation suggestion
* Apply suggestions from code review
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* Update rtsptowebrtc to use new camera registry API
Update rtsptowebrtc to use new API added in #62962
* Remove unused variable
* Fix lint and typing errors for python 3.8
* Rename to rtsp_to_webrtc to follow standards
* Use async_on_unload for unsubscribing camera webrtc provider
* Remove unnecessary translations in config flow
* Remove unnecessary configuration setup
* Cleanup test setup and typing
* Patch integration setup to avoid starting the whole integration
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* Implement a webrtc to rtsp support in camera as a registry
Allow integrations to register a provider that can convert an RTSP stream and WebRTC offer to a WebRTC answer. This is
planned to be used by the RTSPtoWebRTC server integration as an initial pass, but could
support other server implementations as well (or even native implementationf or that matter).
* Fix test bug to improve test covergae and restructure statements
* Add missing call to refresh webrtc providers
* Run provider refresh in parallel since it may send RPCs
* Replace for loop with any
* Fix pylint warning to use a generator
* Update legacy nest tests to use modern best practices
Update legacy nest integration config flow tests to test the config flow actually through the integration APIs rather
than interacting with the config flow object directly. This is a pre-factoring pulled out of a larger config flow revamp
where we want to exercise the actual production code for initializing configuration, config flows, and authentication
implementations.
* Revert some test name/comment changes
* Update setup calls to verify async_setup_legacy is called
* fix(nuki): fixed naming of nuki integration
* parse_id function
* migration path
* fixes from ci runs
* don't update title if it was changed
* move to dedicated helper
* use dict of params
* Update homeassistant/components/nuki/__init__.py
Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Martin Hjelmare <marhje52@gmail.com>
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