* increasing python-websockets' version number so now it works with python 3.7
* required version for websockets increased to work with Python 3.7
* script/gen_requirements_all.py is done
* Allow create refresh_token with specific access_token_expiration
* Add token_type, client_name and client_icon
* Add unit test
* Add websocket API to create long-lived access token
* Allow URL use as client_id for long-lived access token
* Remove mutate_refresh_token method
* Use client name as id for long_lived_access_token type refresh token
* Minor change
* Do not allow duplicate client name
* Update docstring
* Remove unnecessary `list`
fixed get_camera_type as it was originally not consuming any input, was looping with all cameras and the first camera type was retutned, modified to call cameraType using provided camera name.
* Fix support for Hub version 1 (i.e. pre-2014 Hub model 2242)
* Bump insteonplm to 0.14.1
* Code review changes
* Clean up and better document set_default_port
* Simplify set_default_port based on code review
* Remove Callable type import
* Simplify port setup
* Use access_token and user provided token instead of api_password
* address comments by @awarecan
* new tests
* add extra checks and test
* lint
* add comment
* always export max_age/min_age
* downgrade errors of missing data
on start with empty recorder database these errors are logged multiple times:
ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.sensor.statistics] mean requires at least one data point
ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.components.sensor.statistics] variance requires at least two data points
downgrade them to debug as they are not meaningful to end users
* add change_rate attribute
this calculates the average change rate of all data points
* simplify count, reorder attribute calculation
* reorder initialization
* reorder attribute names
* don't use min/max for min_age/max_age
* add test case
* style
* style
* sort constants
* init variables with None
* add precision config setting
* round to precision
* test round
* Initial OpenTherm Gateway support.
* Fix coveragerc and requirements_all*.txt
Overall cleanup and polishing
* Make hound/flake/travis happy
* Basic improvements to comply with Home Assistant's style guidelines
Changed wording from "component" to more appropriate terms where necessary
Fixed small mistakes that snuck in during testing and/or due to my own ignorance ;)
* Fixed overwriting state property
* Fixed a bug with ROOM_SETPOINT_OVRD
Updated dependency pyotgw to latest version
* Remove unit_of_measurement from OpenThermGateway class
* Cleanup after previous commits
* Moved initialisation and configuration from async_setup_platform to async_added_to_hass
* Make travis happy
* Disable polling for this platform
Improve update flow
* Small improvements/optimisations
the two device_state_attributes don't return the current actual state (fan on/off, heat/cool), but rather the mode of the fan or thermostat (generally auto). As such this change makes the actual current state visible to the system, so you can do stuff when the fan turns on, for example. I suspect this is just a bug, but maybe it was intended NOT to be able to see the actual fan state?
* Add Smart Alarm Component
* Lint fixes
* Update coverage
* Update coverage with the correct file name
* PR Fixes. Update client version (to include timeouts). Cleaned up clien tcreation and improved authentication failure error. Added state map to replace nasty if blocks.
* PR Fixes. Update client version (to include timeouts). Cleaned up clien tcreation and improved authentication failure error. Added state map to replace nasty if blocks.
* Remove test file added in error.
* PR Fixes
