Create unique_id for sleepiq sensors

[jarodwilson]

This way, they can be moved to areas (like a bedroom) and have their names
customized. The basis is a bed ID returned by the sleepiq API, with sensors
for both the left and right sides of the bed, followed by a sensor type of
either 'is_in_bed' or 'sleep_number', which also map directly from the
sleepiq API.

Signed-off-by: Jarod Wilson jarod@redhat.com

Breaking change

Proposed change

Simply add a unique_id property to the sleepiq sensor init, so that the sensors can be moved to other areas and have their names customized.

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[homeassistant]

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[jarodwilson]

I find myself unable to run self-tests, due to inability to install required dependencies. It looks like there are plugins requiring both older and newer versions of async-timeout. From the error messages when trying to run tox:

...
    pyrmvtransport 0.3.3 depends on async-timeout>=4.0.0
...
    hole 0.7.0 depends on async-timeout<5 and >4
...
    plugwise 0.8.5 depends on async-timeout<4.0
    The user requested (constraint) async-timeout==4.0.2

Can't satisfy the dependencies of plugwise and everything that wants > 4.0.

[frenck]

I find myself unable to run self-tests, due to inability to install required dependencies.

This is caused by using an incompatible pip version. Please make sure you are using the older (and pinned) pip version Home Assistant has listed in its constraints.

[jarodwilson]

Whoops, I managed to skip over all the dev environment setup bits and use of virtualenv. Makes sense, thank you for the cluebat. Self-tests now attempting to run...

[jarodwilson]

After struggling to get things entirely behaving on a native Linux install, I just did the docker container with vscode route, and:

---------- coverage: platform linux, python 3.9.10-final-0 -----------
Name                                                Stmts   Miss  Cover   Missing
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
homeassistant/components/sleepiq/__init__.py           59      0   100%
homeassistant/components/sleepiq/binary_sensor.py      33      1    97%   24
homeassistant/components/sleepiq/const.py               7      0   100%
homeassistant/components/sleepiq/sensor.py             35      1    97%   23
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL                                                 134      2    99%

======================================================================= slowest durations =======================================================================

(24 durations < 1s hidden.  Use -vv to show these durations.)

Results (5.55s):
       8 passed

[edit: post the testing from the modified branch, not the original, whoops]

[frenck]

Thanks, @jarodwilson 👍