Integrate into mainline Home-Assistant

[GregoryDosh]

I had originally just created this for personal use because the amount of time/effort to get it put into the official repo was something I didn't have time for. With more people showing an interest in keeping it running it would be a good idea to just have it be part of the platform natively.

Just leaving this here as a brainstorm/dump on potentially getting this into mainline Home Assistant so that a broader community of contributors might support it.

Any thoughts on working together to get this ready @J3n50m4t?
BTW, thanks again for taking over the maintenance of this repo. Without my Dreamscreen here locally it's been tough to do anything (and lack of time doesn't help either)

[J3n50m4t]

I'm always open to more supporters. I'm not a python dev and its sometimes a bit hard to understand, so any help is appreciated.

before considering adding this as a mainline component I would like to resolve:

• Add missing devices (solo had payload message 7 and we only handle up to 3)
• Add discovery in Homeassistant ( HA moves to only ui configuration, so we should consider this also)
• Support groups Support for grouped DS4k with KickStands? #6

[wmn79]

You can also add it to the Home Assistant Community Store to start with. This is an integration that helps installing custom components and plugins, a lot of users seem to use it. Adding the Dreamscreen service shouldn't be that hard and it makes installing and updating it super easy. See here.

[J3n50m4t]

I added a hacs.json.
Users now can add Dreamscreen via hacs custom repos.

I will target the default repo, but I want to read everything before applying there. For now it works for me and updating is super easy. Would definitly recommend to everyone

[J3n50m4t]

We made a hard breaking change going straight into Hacs folder structures.
HACS now is the way to integrate it.
TODO:
Add Hasso releases, so changelog is more useful in Hacs