Can read schedule json config file
Can load custom rule_types

The schedule can read a schedule.json file and create time events

…scheduler

# By Paulus Schoutsen
# Via Paulus Schoutsen
* 'dev' of https://github.com/balloob/home-assistant: (51 commits)
  Light test tests light profile loading
  Loader test tests now custom component loading
  Default config dir is now working_dir/config
  Add sun component test for state change
  Tweak light test to create correct exception
  Better light.xy_color parsing
  Added light component test coverage
  Renamed mock_switch_platform to mock_toggledevice_platform
  Expanded switch test to push it to 100% coverage
  Fix to make tests work on Travis CI
  Added tests for switch component
  Clean up code sun component tests
  Added test coverage for sun component
  Minor fix for Chromecast component
  Cleaned up tests a bit
  Added initial Chromecast test coverage
  Final test added to get to 100% coverage for groups
  Extended group tests
  Added group component tests
  Reorganized testing
  ...

* upstream/master: (60 commits)
  StateMachine is now case insensitive for entity ids
  Added an example component that does the bare minimum
  State card rendering now way more flexible
  Update README.md
  Update documentation for example component
  Add link to demo in README
  Add code to mock API for demo on home-assistant.io
  Moved documentation from GitHub source to home-assistant.io
  Make nmap mac regex more flexible to play nice with OS X
  Frontend: color switch icons yellow if on
  New strategy for defining number of used threads
  WeMo component exposes Insight info if available
  Only turn off the specified lights
  Fix default light and device group IDs
  Add nmap_tracker documentation
  Fix typo and default groups
  Specify devices for trigger
  nmap-based device tracking plugin
  Make block_till_stopped test more flexible
  Fix PyLint
  ...

* upstream/master: (104 commits)
  Fire a time_changed event every second
  Update example config with correct wink config
  Wink API is weird.  If you delete a device from their API, they dont delete it.  They just "hide" it
  Update the frontend with the new icon for sensor
  Minor refactor of build_frontend script to support linux, and not just mac
  Update script installs latest dependencies
  Fix flaky device scanner test
  Increased environment validation upon start
  Fix group names for switch, light and devices
  Disable pylint unused-argument check
  Fix device scanner test
  Better update schedules for cast and devicetracker
  Tweaks to the configurator UI
  Add tests, fix styling
  Add initial version of configurator component
  Fix tabs being selectable by clicking on header
  Data binding fix: Update instead of replace states
  New: State.last_updated represents creation date
  Update sensor icon for now
  Updates to resolve flake8 errors
  ...