def __init__(self, broadcast, log, data_dir, name, myxpl):
"""
Initialiez the class
"""
self.broadcast = broadcast
self._protocol = "VIRTUAL"
self._description = "Domogik Lighting Gateway"
self._version = "0.0.1"
self._author = "Domogik Team"
self._info_url = "http://www.domogik.org/"
self.data_files_dir = data_dir
self.name = name
self.myxpl = myxpl
self.log = log
self.preferred_network = "n0"
self.scenes = LightingScene(self, self.data_files_dir)
self.clients = LightingClient(self, self.data_files_dir)
def __init__(self, broadcast, log, data_dir, name, myxpl):
"""
Initialiez the class
"""
self.broadcast = broadcast
self._protocol = "VIRTUAL"
self._description = "Domogik Lighting Gateway"
self._version = "0.0.1"
self._author = "Domogik Team"
self._info_url = "http://www.domogik.org/"
self.data_files_dir = data_dir
self.name = name
self.myxpl = myxpl
self.log = log
self.preferred_network = "n0"
self.scenes = LightingScene(self, self.data_files_dir)
self.clients = LightingClient(self, self.data_files_dir)
class LightingGateway():
"""
This describes the software that sits on the xPL network and
is attached to an HA protocol interface (i.e. a CM11 for X10,
PIM for UPB, etc). It sends and receives xPL messages and
translates them to/from the underlying HA protocol. Depending on
the abilities of the underlying HA protocol, it may be a very
thin layer (translating literally from one format to another with
no other processing) or thicker (taking more abstract commands
from xPL and possibly turning them into multiple HA protocol
commands, caching and tracking device state, etc).
The gateway may represent a central hvac control panel or thermostat,
but it is equally possible for it to be just a pathway
to a collection of sensors. For example, a PC RF receiver
could implement the hvac schema for sending events received
from temperature sensors, without any heating or cooling setpoints
being defined. In this case, each sensor would be assigned
to a zone and would just send state change triggers to the xPL
world when the temperature changed. Another hvac gateway or
an xPLHal style program could then act on these messages.
"""
def __init__(self, broadcast, log, data_dir, name, myxpl):
"""
Initialiez the class
"""
self.broadcast = broadcast
self._protocol = "VIRTUAL"
self._description = "Domogik Lighting Gateway"
self._version = "0.0.1"
self._author = "Domogik Team"
self._info_url = "http://www.domogik.org/"
self.data_files_dir = data_dir
self.name = name
self.myxpl = myxpl
self.log = log
self.preferred_network = "n0"
self.scenes = LightingScene(self, self.data_files_dir)
self.clients = LightingClient(self, self.data_files_dir)
def reload_config(self):
'''
Reload configuration
'''
self.scenes.reload_config()
def status(self):
"""
Return status of the gateway
"""
return True
def accept_network(self, network):
"""
Let you to filter the network.
If broadcast is enable, the gateway dispatch the message to all zones,
even those that are not managed by him self.
If not only the messages for configured zones are displayed.
broadcast should be enabled on core manager gateway.
broadcast should be disabled on thermostats, heaters, ...,
"""
if self.broadcast:
return True
elif network == None:
return True
elif network == self.preferred_network:
return True
else:
return False
def cmnd_info(self, myxpl, message):
"""
"""
self.sendxpl_info(myxpl, "xpl-stat")
def trig_info(self, myxpl, message):
"""
"""
self.sendxpl_info(myxpl, "xpl-trig")
def sendxpl_info(self, myxpl, xpltype):
"""
@param myxpl : The XPL sender
@param message : The XPL message
This allows a sender to learn about capabilities, networks,
devices and scene that can be controlled and addressed
request=[gateinfo|netlist|netinfo|devlist|devinfo|devstate|scnlist|scninfo]
[network=ID]
[[device=ID]|[scene=ID]][channel=#]
Provides basic information about the gateway
lighting.gateinfo
status=ok
protocol=[X10|UPB|CBUS|ZWAVE|INSTEON]
description=
version=
author=
info-url=
net-count=#
preferred-net=ID
scenes-ok=[true|false]
channels-ok=[true|false]
fade-rate-ok=[true|false]
[fade-rate-list=#[,#....]]
status=ok
Status is always OK since there are no possible invalid parameters for the request.
protocol=
A very short, mnemonic name for the underlying HA protocol this gateway is talking to. If you have a new protocol not listed, please send a note and we'll add it to the list (keep the name short (1-8 characters), with no spaces and in upper case)
NOTE: This is informational ONLY - a client should not tailor it's interaction with the gateway based on this. If you ever find that necessary, the underlying gateway is broken and needs to be fixed by it's author.
description=
Summary description of this gateway. Something in simple but helpful to an end user like "xPL to UPB PIM-based gateway".
version=
Version of this gateway. This should be a "raw" version number (that is, it should not be proceeded with a V or a Version or anything -- V1.0 is NOT valid, 1.0 would be). There is no structure otherwise imposed on this version as it should be informational only.
author=
Name of the author (company or person) of this gateway.
info-url=
URL of a website where more information about the gateway can be found.
net-count=#
Number of networks available to this gateway (will be 1 almost all the time).
NOTE: This will never be 0. There is ALWAYS at least one network, even for HA protocols that do not have the concept of "network"s.
preferred-net=ID
The network ID number of the preferred (or default) network for this gateway. All commands that arrive without an explicit network= entry will be applied to this network.
scenes-ok=[true|false]
If the underlying HA protocol does not support scenes and the xPL gateway does not support scenes, this will be no. If the HA protocol supports scenes OR the xPL gateway has implemented "virtual" scenes, then the value is true
NOTE: Treat this as a HINT only!
Even if a gateway says it does not support scenes, it must reply correctly to a scnlist (with and empty list) as well as provide suitable values in the netinfo and devinfo messages for scene count (i.e. scene-count=0).
channels-ok=[true|false]
Indicates if the underlying HA protocol supports the idea of multiple channels on devices. If so, this is true. If not, this is false.
NOTE: Even if channels are not supported by the underlying hardware, all controllable devices should report having one channel and that one channel also being the primary channel. Only non-controllable devices (like some keypad controllers) should ever report having no channels.
NOTE: Treat this as a HINT only!
Even if the gateway says it does not support channels, all channel related items described in this schema still must be supplied and supported. In such cases, the gateway should make sure all devices described support a single channel and send reports/triggers out exactly as if the protocol DID support multi-channel devices and you were describing a device that supported only one channel.
fade-rate-ok=[true|false]
Indicates if the underlying HA protocol supports the idea of setting the rate a change to a devices level should take place. If a fade rate can be sent along with a command to change a devices level, then this should be true. If the protocol cannot be used and will be ignored, then return false.
NOTE: Treat this as a HINT only!
Even if a gateway/protocol does not support fade rates, they still be specified where required (many places, fade rates are optional can be omitted). The gateway must accept a fade rate on appropriate commands, though it will probably just ignore it when processing the rest of the command.
fade-rate-list=#[,#[,#...]]
Optional. If the gateway supports fade rates and has a fixed, predetermined list of valid fade rates, it can enumerate them here. The rates are in seconds and can have decimals (i.e. 0,3.3,5,6.6). Rates must be ordered from lowest to highest (in terms of time) and like all lists in the lighting schema, there can be only numbers and commas (no white space). The "default" fade rate is NEVER included in this list (only numerics).
Even if a fade-rate-list= is provided, the gateway should still accept ANY valid number as a fade-rate (if it supports fade-rates) and convert it to the nearest valid fade rate.
This list is optional. If the gateway cannot determine the list or the underlying protocol doesn't support fade rates OR allows *any* # of seconds as a fade rate (making a list of discreet values meaningless), then it can be omitted. This list can be valuable to user interfaces in presenting a list of known rates to a user, so if at all possible, the gateway author should try to include them }
"""
mess = XplMessage()
mess.set_type(xpltype)
mess.set_schema("lighting.config")
mess.add_data({"command" : "gateinfo"})
mess.add_data({"status" : self.status()})
mess.add_data({"protocol" : self._protocol})
mess.add_data({"description" : self._description})
mess.add_data({"version" : self._version})
mess.add_data({"author" : self._author})
mess.add_data({"info-url" : self._info_url})
mess.add_data({"net-count" : self.net_count()})
mess.add_data({"preferred-net" : self.preferred_network})
mess.add_data({"scenes-ok" : "true"})
mess.add_data({"channels-ok" : "false"})
mess.add_data({"fade-rate-ok" : "false"})
myxpl.send(mess)
def net_count(self):
"""
"""
return 1
def cmnd_register(self, myxpl, command, message):
"""
Register a client
command=register
client=name
activate=activate
deactivate=deactivate
"""
mess = XplMessage()
mess.set_type("xpl-trig")
mess.set_schema("lighting.config")
mess.add_data({"command" : command})
client = None
if 'client' in message.data:
client = message.data['client']
activate = None
if 'activate' in message.data:
activate = message.data['activate']
deactivate = None
if 'deactivate' in message.data:
deactivate = message.data['deactivate']
if client == None:
self.log.error("Command = %s : Missing parameter _ client _." % (command))
mess.add_data({"error" : "Missing parameter : client"})
elif not self.clients.is_valid(client):
mess.add_data({"client" : client})
mess.add_data({"error" : "Client already registered : %s" % client})
self.log.error("Command = %s : Client _ %s _ already registered." % (command, client))
else:
self.clients.add_client(client, activate, deactivate)
mess.add_data({"client" : client})
myxpl.send(mess)
class LightingGateway():
"""
This describes the software that sits on the xPL network and
is attached to an HA protocol interface (i.e. a CM11 for X10,
PIM for UPB, etc). It sends and receives xPL messages and
translates them to/from the underlying HA protocol. Depending on
the abilities of the underlying HA protocol, it may be a very
thin layer (translating literally from one format to another with
no other processing) or thicker (taking more abstract commands
from xPL and possibly turning them into multiple HA protocol
commands, caching and tracking device state, etc).
The gateway may represent a central hvac control panel or thermostat,
but it is equally possible for it to be just a pathway
to a collection of sensors. For example, a PC RF receiver
could implement the hvac schema for sending events received
from temperature sensors, without any heating or cooling setpoints
being defined. In this case, each sensor would be assigned
to a zone and would just send state change triggers to the xPL
world when the temperature changed. Another hvac gateway or
an xPLHal style program could then act on these messages.
"""
def __init__(self, broadcast, log, data_dir, name, myxpl):
"""
Initialiez the class
"""
self.broadcast = broadcast
self._protocol = "VIRTUAL"
self._description = "Domogik Lighting Gateway"
self._version = "0.0.1"
self._author = "Domogik Team"
self._info_url = "http://www.domogik.org/"
self.data_files_dir = data_dir
self.name = name
self.myxpl = myxpl
self.log = log
self.preferred_network = "n0"
self.scenes = LightingScene(self, self.data_files_dir)
self.clients = LightingClient(self, self.data_files_dir)
def reload_config(self):
'''
Reload configuration
'''
self.scenes.reload_config()
def status(self):
"""
Return status of the gateway
"""
return True
def accept_network(self, network):
"""
Let you to filter the network.
If broadcast is enable, the gateway dispatch the message to all zones,
even those that are not managed by him self.
If not only the messages for configured zones are displayed.
broadcast should be enabled on core manager gateway.
broadcast should be disabled on thermostats, heaters, ...,
"""
if self.broadcast:
return True
elif network == None:
return True
elif network == self.preferred_network:
return True
else:
return False
def cmnd_info(self, myxpl, message):
"""
"""
self.sendxpl_info(myxpl, "xpl-stat")
def trig_info(self, myxpl, message):
"""
"""
self.sendxpl_info(myxpl, "xpl-trig")
def sendxpl_info(self, myxpl, xpltype):
"""
@param myxpl : The XPL sender
@param message : The XPL message
This allows a sender to learn about capabilities, networks,
devices and scene that can be controlled and addressed
request=[gateinfo|netlist|netinfo|devlist|devinfo|devstate|scnlist|scninfo]
[network=ID]
[[device=ID]|[scene=ID]][channel=#]
Provides basic information about the gateway
lighting.gateinfo
status=ok
protocol=[X10|UPB|CBUS|ZWAVE|INSTEON]
description=
version=
author=
info-url=
net-count=#
preferred-net=ID
scenes-ok=[true|false]
channels-ok=[true|false]
fade-rate-ok=[true|false]
[fade-rate-list=#[,#....]]
status=ok
Status is always OK since there are no possible invalid parameters for the request.
protocol=
A very short, mnemonic name for the underlying HA protocol this gateway is talking to. If you have a new protocol not listed, please send a note and we'll add it to the list (keep the name short (1-8 characters), with no spaces and in upper case)
NOTE: This is informational ONLY - a client should not tailor it's interaction with the gateway based on this. If you ever find that necessary, the underlying gateway is broken and needs to be fixed by it's author.
description=
Summary description of this gateway. Something in simple but helpful to an end user like "xPL to UPB PIM-based gateway".
version=
Version of this gateway. This should be a "raw" version number (that is, it should not be proceeded with a V or a Version or anything -- V1.0 is NOT valid, 1.0 would be). There is no structure otherwise imposed on this version as it should be informational only.
author=
Name of the author (company or person) of this gateway.
info-url=
URL of a website where more information about the gateway can be found.
net-count=#
Number of networks available to this gateway (will be 1 almost all the time).
NOTE: This will never be 0. There is ALWAYS at least one network, even for HA protocols that do not have the concept of "network"s.
preferred-net=ID
The network ID number of the preferred (or default) network for this gateway. All commands that arrive without an explicit network= entry will be applied to this network.
scenes-ok=[true|false]
If the underlying HA protocol does not support scenes and the xPL gateway does not support scenes, this will be no. If the HA protocol supports scenes OR the xPL gateway has implemented "virtual" scenes, then the value is true
NOTE: Treat this as a HINT only!
Even if a gateway says it does not support scenes, it must reply correctly to a scnlist (with and empty list) as well as provide suitable values in the netinfo and devinfo messages for scene count (i.e. scene-count=0).
channels-ok=[true|false]
Indicates if the underlying HA protocol supports the idea of multiple channels on devices. If so, this is true. If not, this is false.
NOTE: Even if channels are not supported by the underlying hardware, all controllable devices should report having one channel and that one channel also being the primary channel. Only non-controllable devices (like some keypad controllers) should ever report having no channels.
NOTE: Treat this as a HINT only!
Even if the gateway says it does not support channels, all channel related items described in this schema still must be supplied and supported. In such cases, the gateway should make sure all devices described support a single channel and send reports/triggers out exactly as if the protocol DID support multi-channel devices and you were describing a device that supported only one channel.
fade-rate-ok=[true|false]
Indicates if the underlying HA protocol supports the idea of setting the rate a change to a devices level should take place. If a fade rate can be sent along with a command to change a devices level, then this should be true. If the protocol cannot be used and will be ignored, then return false.
NOTE: Treat this as a HINT only!
Even if a gateway/protocol does not support fade rates, they still be specified where required (many places, fade rates are optional can be omitted). The gateway must accept a fade rate on appropriate commands, though it will probably just ignore it when processing the rest of the command.
fade-rate-list=#[,#[,#...]]
Optional. If the gateway supports fade rates and has a fixed, predetermined list of valid fade rates, it can enumerate them here. The rates are in seconds and can have decimals (i.e. 0,3.3,5,6.6). Rates must be ordered from lowest to highest (in terms of time) and like all lists in the lighting schema, there can be only numbers and commas (no white space). The "default" fade rate is NEVER included in this list (only numerics).
Even if a fade-rate-list= is provided, the gateway should still accept ANY valid number as a fade-rate (if it supports fade-rates) and convert it to the nearest valid fade rate.
This list is optional. If the gateway cannot determine the list or the underlying protocol doesn't support fade rates OR allows *any* # of seconds as a fade rate (making a list of discreet values meaningless), then it can be omitted. This list can be valuable to user interfaces in presenting a list of known rates to a user, so if at all possible, the gateway author should try to include them }
"""
mess = XplMessage()
mess.set_type(xpltype)
mess.set_schema("lighting.config")
mess.add_data({"command": "gateinfo"})
mess.add_data({"status": self.status()})
mess.add_data({"protocol": self._protocol})
mess.add_data({"description": self._description})
mess.add_data({"version": self._version})
mess.add_data({"author": self._author})
mess.add_data({"info-url": self._info_url})
mess.add_data({"net-count": self.net_count()})
mess.add_data({"preferred-net": self.preferred_network})
mess.add_data({"scenes-ok": "true"})
mess.add_data({"channels-ok": "false"})
mess.add_data({"fade-rate-ok": "false"})
myxpl.send(mess)
def net_count(self):
"""
"""
return 1
def cmnd_register(self, myxpl, command, message):
"""
Register a client
command=register
client=name
activate=activate
deactivate=deactivate
"""
mess = XplMessage()
mess.set_type("xpl-trig")
mess.set_schema("lighting.config")
mess.add_data({"command": command})
client = None
if 'client' in message.data:
client = message.data['client']
activate = None
if 'activate' in message.data:
activate = message.data['activate']
deactivate = None
if 'deactivate' in message.data:
deactivate = message.data['deactivate']
if client == None:
self.log.error("Command = %s : Missing parameter _ client _." %
(command))
mess.add_data({"error": "Missing parameter : client"})
elif not self.clients.is_valid(client):
mess.add_data({"client": client})
mess.add_data({"error": "Client already registered : %s" % client})
self.log.error("Command = %s : Client _ %s _ already registered." %
(command, client))
else:
self.clients.add_client(client, activate, deactivate)
mess.add_data({"client": client})
myxpl.send(mess)
