def __init__(
self,
bridge: HueBridge,
controller: BaseResourcesController,
resource: CLIPResource,
) -> None:
"""Initialize a generic Hue resource entity."""
self.bridge = bridge
self.controller = controller
self.resource = resource
self.device = controller.get_device(resource.id)
self.logger = bridge.logger.getChild(resource.type.value)
# Entity class attributes
self._attr_unique_id = resource.id
# device is precreated in main handler
# this attaches the entity to the precreated device
if self.device is not None:
self._attr_device_info = DeviceInfo(
identifiers={(DOMAIN, self.device.id)},
)
def __init__(
self,
bridge: HueBridge,
controller: BaseResourcesController,
resource: CLIPResource,
) -> None:
"""Initialize a generic Hue resource entity."""
self.bridge = bridge
self.controller = controller
self.resource = resource
self.device = controller.get_device(resource.id)
self.logger = bridge.logger.getChild(resource.type.value)
# Entity class attributes
self._attr_unique_id = resource.id
# device is precreated in main handler
# this attaches the entity to the precreated device
if self.device is not None:
self._attr_device_info = DeviceInfo(identifiers={
(DOMAIN, self.device.id)
}, )
# some (3th party) Hue lights report their connection status incorrectly
# causing the zigbee availability to report as disconnected while in fact
# it can be controlled. Although this is in fact something the device manufacturer
# should fix, we work around it here. If the light is reported unavailable at
# startup, we ignore the availability status of the zigbee connection
self._ignore_availability = False
if self.device is None:
return
if zigbee := self.bridge.api.devices.get_zigbee_connectivity(
self.device.id):
self._ignore_availability = (
# Official Hue lights are reliable
self.device.product_data.manufacturer_name !=
"Signify Netherlands B.V."
and zigbee.status != ConnectivityServiceStatus.CONNECTED)