Add cleaning start, end and duration attributes

[Ekman]

Add attributes to the vacuum, such as last cleaning. There are some base attributes that are defined in Home Assistant core. Start with them and work from there. Search _ATTR in entity and vacuum.

Originally suggested in #4.

[Ekman]

Adding attributes:

• Last cleaning start
• Last cleaning end
• Last cleaning duration (seconds)

[Phype]

Should work pretty easily with CloudRobot.getCleaningSessions() now.

[Ekman]

Added first attribute in #29 task. I'll look into adding the rest of the attributes with @Phype recommendation.

[Ekman]

Hey @Phype . I'm calling CloudRobot.getCleaningSessions() but I get KeyError: cleaningSession. I've double checked that my robots actually responds with the data using Postman and it does respond with a cleaning session. Do you have any idea what it could be? Here's the code.

[Phype]

Hmm, i'll look into it. item is the object which comes from the cloud API, so probably there is a possibility that one of these JSON objects doesn't have a property because of some weird reason which never happened for me.

[Phype]

I've added a workaround, but you have to handle to incomplete data yourself. I guess this will never happen to newly created cleaningsessions from now on, so a simple fix to handle these incomplete objects would be to just ignore them, especially if you only want to display the data for the latest item anyway.

[Phype]

BTW, do you want access to the totalLifetimeCleanedArea attribute?

This lists the total area cleaned in m² since the last reset. I can just copy it to the cleaning session object, the only question is if this really makes sense. I'd think this is more a property of the robot, and it's quite unintuitive having to get this property from the last cleaning session instead of sth. like 'CloudRobot.getTotalCleanedArea()' or something.

[
    {
        "id": "obfuscated",
        "sessionId": 1337,
        "timeStamp": "2021-11-20T14:14:39",
        "cleanedArea": 18.87,
        "totalLifetimeCleanedArea": 10318.514
    }
]

[Ekman]

Thanks for the heads up! Yes, for now I'm only including the latest cleaning session. When/if demands exists I might add more.

If you include the property totalLifetimeCleanedArea in the library then I'll use it. I guess you can look at it from two perspectives:

1. It's the total area cleaned - Makes more sense to have as a property on the robot and not on the cleaning sessions.
2. It's the total area cleaned at that point in time - Then it makes sense to have it on the cleaning sessioon. If I'd want to know "what was the total area cleaned before last cleaning.

I don't really know when you'd use the second to be honest. I'll definitely only be displaying one total. 😅

[GitPetri]

1. It's the total area cleaned - Makes more sense to have as a property on the robot and not on the cleaning sessions.
2. It's the total area cleaned at that point in time - Then it makes sense to have it on the cleaning sessioon. If I'd want to know "what was the total area cleaned before last cleaning.

I don't really know when you'd use the second to be honest. I'll definitely only be displaying one total. 😅

I could think at least one use-case for both options:

1. I want to know what happened in past
2. I want to know how the current on-going cleaning is proceeding.

Regardless, as just a dummy integration user, I'd be happy to see either of those. ;)

[Ekman]

Finally! 🎉

Better late than never. Just released version 1.4.0 that contains this data.

[GitPetri]

Umm, @Ekman little help? I updated the PureI integration via HACS, integration is showing release now as 1.4.0 but I can't see any new entities for my vacuum. Do I need to re-integrate the device?

[Ekman]

Weird @GitPetri !

Please add this to your configuration.yaml and then send me your logs Settings -> System -> Logs:

logger:
  default: warn
  logs:
    custom_components.purei9: debug
    purei9: debug
    homeassistant.components.purei9: debug

[GitPetri]

Weird @GitPetri !

Please add this to your configuration.yaml and then send me your logs Settings -> System -> Logs:

logger:
  default: warn
  logs:
    custom_components.purei9: debug
    purei9: debug
    homeassistant.components.purei9: debug

Hmm, probably this: 2023-03-04 13:32:45.460 WARNING (SyncWorker_5) [custom_components.purei9.vacuum] DEPRECATED: Setup the integration using integration UI instead of configuration.yml.

[GitPetri]

Yup, that was it. I had old

vacuum:

• platform: purei9
  email: !secret electrolux_user
  password: !secret electrolux_password

in my configuration.yaml. Commented those out, re-integrated the vacuum via integration UI and now it works
S.U.E. - Stupid User Error.

[Ekman]

I'm glad to hear that! Just let me know if you have any more questions. 🙂