homie-power-supply-node
homie-power-supply-node is a Python package that uses homie-spec to provide a homie node implementation that can be used to create Homie-compliant messages from your power supply device.
This package has no dependencies other than Python >=3.6 and homie-spec.
Only Linux is supported at the moment, as it uses /sys/class/power_supply/*/uevent to read the power supply properties.
Installation
Use the package manager pip to install homie-power-supply-node.
pip install homie-power-supply-node
Usage
from homie_spec import Device
from homie_power_supply_node import PowerSupply
desktop = Device(
id="desktop",
name="Desktop Computer",
nodes={"battery": PowerSupply("BAT0").node(whitelist_properties=["capacity"])},
)
messages = desktop.messages()
assert next(messages).topic == "homie/desktop/$state"
assert next(messages).topic == "homie/desktop/$name"
assert next(messages).topic == "homie/desktop/$homie"
assert next(messages).topic == "homie/desktop/$implementation"
assert next(messages).topic == "homie/desktop/$nodes"
msg = next(messages)
assert msg.topic == "homie/desktop/battery/$name"
assert msg.payload == "BAT0"
msg = next(messages)
assert msg.topic == "homie/desktop/battery/$type"
assert msg.payload == "power-supply"
msg = next(messages)
assert msg.topic == "homie/desktop/battery/$properties"
assert msg.payload == "capacity"
msg = next(messages)
assert msg.topic == "homie/desktop/battery/capacity/$name"
assert msg.payload == "Capacity"
msg = next(messages)
assert msg.topic == "homie/desktop/battery/capacity/$datatype"
assert msg.payload == "integer"
msg = next(messages)
assert msg.topic == "homie/desktop/battery/capacity/$unit"
assert msg.payload == "%"
msg = next(messages)
assert msg.topic == "homie/desktop/battery/capacity/$format"
assert msg.payload == "0:100"
print(
"Current battery capacity: "
f"{format(desktop.getter_message('battery/capacity').payload)}%"
)
"""
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.
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