Domus UI v1.5.0

v1.5.0 - Domus UI v1.5.0

This is a stable Domus UI release. Features explicitly marked Beta or
Coming later keep their documented limitations.

Added

• Domus Energy Core phase 1: a read-only, vendor-neutral Energy Profile with
  optional grid, solar, home, battery, and wallbox modules. Configured
  modules are distinguished from absent ones and stay visible while offline.

• Energy sensors are normalized to W and % without turning missing data into
  zero, accepting cumulative energy as power, or guessing signed flow
  direction. Derived home consumption is labelled and computed only from
  complete, coherent flows.

• Assisted discovery proposes energy sensors from Home Assistant metadata and
  the Energy dashboard configuration, and reports ambiguous matches for
  confirmation instead of configuring them.

• The Energy page in Consumi now shows the configured installation with real
  Home Assistant values: only the modules that exist, offline modules kept
  visible, and every value marked as measured or derived.

• Administrators can set up and change the energy installation with a guided
  four-step flow (detection, bindings, preview, save) directly on the Energy
  page, without reloading the integration.

• The Energy page is redesigned around a 3D render of the home that matches
  the configured hardware, with subtle live energy flows, a card per
  component, and prepared history and analysis sections that clearly state
  what is not available yet.

• An Impostazioni Energia page replaces the wizard after the first setup:
  it lists the configured modules with their sensors for inline editing and
  re-detection, and stores the electricity tariff (single, two-band or
  three-band ARERA prices, fixed monthly fee, VAT and export price). The
  Energy page shows the current band and its price. The first guided setup
  offers the same tariff fields as an optional step that can be skipped.

• The guided setup asks for the plant type on illustrated tiles (grid only,
  photovoltaic, battery, wallbox and their combinations, or Altro for
  manual setup) and then, on its own step, only for the sensors that type
  needs. A detected plant is summarised with its matched
  entities so it can be confirmed in one step.

• The Energy page lists self-consumption, self-sufficiency, costs, savings and
  the comparison with the previous period as coming soon; no period figure is
  computed on the page.

• Energy components open a details sheet with live figures, estimated power
  paths, the grid's current band and hourly cost and the sensors;
  administrators can jump from there to that module's settings.

• Domus Energy reads installations with several inverters, batteries,
  wallboxes or meters per module. Each device is normalized on its own and the
  module total is their sum, a configured total sensor, or for batteries a
  capacity-weighted charge level. A total missing some devices is reported as
  partial, with how many devices contribute, instead of being shown as
  complete; the live state also lists every device. Existing single-device
  installations read exactly as before.

• Energy meters declared in the energy installation (grid import and export,
  production, consumption, battery charge and discharge, wallbox) are checked
  against Home Assistant's long-term statistics: valid, waiting for their
  first statistics, unavailable, unknown or incompatible. A power or
  temperature sensor is refused as an energy meter, while a meter that is new
  or temporarily unavailable, or a stopped Recorder, never blocks a save.

• Energy detection also proposes installations with several inverters,
  batteries and wallboxes, each with its power sensors and energy meters,
  from the Energy dashboard, the Home Assistant devices and, with low
  confidence, names. Tariff-band meters, plant totals and sensors that could
  overlap are reported for confirmation instead of being summed, and a new
  detection on a configured installation only suggests additions, never
  replacing names, ids, sensors or conventions already chosen.

• The Energy page shows installations with several inverters, batteries or
  wallboxes: each component's details list its devices with their own
  values and states, the total sensor apart from them, and where each value
  comes from (measured, sum of devices, weighted average). A total missing
  some devices says how many report instead of showing their sum as the
  total. Single-device installations look as before.

• Impostazioni Energia edits multi-device installations: names, power
  sensors, sign conventions, energy meters with their verification and
  battery capacities, with a confirmation before removing a device. Every
  save sends the whole installation and keeps the tariff.

• The guided Energy setup configures installations with several inverters,
  batteries, wallboxes and meters, for a first setup or on an existing one:
  each detected device, new sensor, correction or total is added only on
  request, sensors are chosen from a searchable list that leaves out
  incompatible ones, and a summary lists every change and asks to confirm
  unverified meters, summed tariff-band meters and removals before saving.

• The guided Energy setup is now a step-by-step configurator in plain words:
  a welcome, the components of the home as illustrated cards, a detection
  summary per component (ready, to check, waiting, not found), one screen
  per component with device cards and their live readings, recommended
  sensors to accept or change, the sign of a signed meter asked as a simple
  question with a picture, a history step that explains energy meters and
  can be skipped, a visual final check and a confirmation screen. Technical
  names stay available under Dettagli tecnici and Configurazione
  avanzata, and the energy settings use the same device cards.

• Domus Energy can read the energy history of the installation from Home
  Assistant's long-term statistics: production, home consumption (measured or
  computed from complete meters only), grid import and export, battery charge
  and discharge and wallbox, by hour, day, week or month in the Home Assistant
  time zone, also per device. Missing data stays missing instead of becoming
  zero, tariff-band meters are summed only when all of them report, and a
  total meter is never added to its devices. Nothing is stored by Domus.

• The Andamento section of the Energy page shows that history for the last
  24 hours, 7 or 30 days or 12 months: consumption, photovoltaics, grid import
  and export, battery charge and discharge and car charging, only for the
  hardware that has energy meters. Missing hours leave a gap instead of a
  zero, incomplete data and the hour, day or month still in progress are
  marked, a calculated consumption is labelled, and times follow the Home
  Assistant time zone. A plant without meters, meters without statistics yet
  and an unavailable Recorder each get their own message while the live view
  keeps working. The history is read when the page opens or the period
  changes, never on every power change.

• Waste collection can be configured from Settings > Home with fixed weekly
  or multi-week schedules, Home Assistant calendar sources, aliases, special
  dates, per-type icons and colors, and a seven-day preview. Collections are
  published as separate read-only rows in the Domus calendar, including when
  several types are collected on the same day.

• Optional waste reminders run inside Home Assistant at the chosen time on the
  evening before collection. One message aggregates every type due, can target
  one or more notification services, and is suppressed when a configured
  calendar source is unavailable rather than sending incomplete information.

• The public presentation site now includes dedicated Energy and project-update
  sections, derives its card totals from the product catalog, lazy-loads the
  interactive demos, and ships optimized local imagery with automated desktop,
  mobile and performance checks.

Changed

• The release check now budgets the real cost of each part of the app instead
  of mainly the total: startup, Home, each section opened from Home and each
  on-demand feature (Energy setup and settings, card catalog, sidebars, members
  map), raw and gzip, on the build's module graph. Limits are versioned and
  documented in docs/performance-budget.md; the total cap moves from 5.52 MB
  to 6.2 MB because the growth since then is code loaded only when needed.
  The check also rejects circular imports between chunks, and a smoke test
  now opens the distributed production build (Home, Consumi and Energia)
  before the end-to-end suite.
• The presentation website is no longer bundled into the dashboard: the
  internal /beta address of the Home Assistant panel is gone, and the site
  is built on its own with npm run build:site (now checked in CI). The
  dashboard bundle shrinks by about 100 KB.
• Energy values report whether their sensors are still updating: a value
  without a report for 30 minutes (3 hours for battery charge) keeps its
  reading and is shown as not updated since then, never as zero.
• Small negative solar readings at night (down to −50 W) and small balance
  deficits from sensor timing now read 0 W instead of making the
  photovoltaic invalid or the home consumption incoherent; larger values are
  still reported.
• Energy source splits and flows say when they are calculated from the
  meters and when they are only an estimate; the grid's hourly cost includes
  the tariff's VAT.
• The Energy house renders download as AVIF or WebP, about 97% smaller than
  the PNG originals, which remain as fallback.
• The Energy page no longer shows generated charts, sample metrics, or
  demonstration devices.
• Energy components are shown as compact tiles, two by two beside the house
  on desktop, instead of a full-height column of cards.
• Third-party license notices are kept once per bundle file instead of once
  per icon module, reducing the frontend size by about 35 KB.
• The energy installation is saved in a new storage format
  (domusos.energy.v2) from the first change made after updating; until
  then the existing configuration is read as is and nothing is written. The
  previous document is kept unchanged, so going back to an older Domus UI
  restores the installation as it was before that first change.
• Calendar and waste settings use a seven-day strip, preserve each waste
  type's icon and color in cards and contextual panels, expose friendly
  notification targets, and warn before discarding unsaved changes.

Fixed

• Press-and-hold on mobile now opens the contextual panel for Light, Calendar
  and the other dashboard cards without firing the Light toggle. Sliders and
  operational controls keep ownership of their own touch gestures.
• Manual release packages can carry an explicit SemVer build identifier, and
  the HACS archive now updates both root-level version files and excludes an
  already-built frontend directory instead of packaging stale assets.
• Portalled dropdowns and responsive confirmation dialogs inherit the active
  dashboard theme and keep their actions reachable on small screens.
• source-map-js is updated to 1.2.2 and Vitest to 4.1.11, resolving the
  dependency advisories reported by the release audit without adding runtime
  packages to the Home Assistant distribution.

Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.5.0