added tholddark, please add to CC setup?

[Mariusthvdb]

continuing from #108 (comment) and not knowing yet how to create a PR, I've managed to add the tholddark attribute of the ZLLLightlevel sensor to the list of attributes of the binary_sensor:

this is the code I used:

binary_sensor hue.py:

ATTRS = {
    "SML": [
        "light_level",
        "battery",
        "last_updated",
        "lx",
        "dark",
        "daylight",
        "temperature",
        "on",
        "reachable",
        "sensitivity",
        "threshold",
    ],
 

def parse_sml(response):
    """Parse the json for a SML Hue motion sensor and return the data."""
    if response["type"] == "ZLLLightLevel":
        lightlevel = response["state"]["lightlevel"]
        tholddark = response["config"]["tholddark"]
        if lightlevel is not None:
            lx = round(float(10 ** ((lightlevel - 1) / 10000)), 2)
            dark = response["state"]["dark"]
            daylight = response["state"]["daylight"]
            data = {
                "light_level": lightlevel,
                "lx": lx,
                "dark": dark,
                "daylight": daylight,
                "threshold": tholddark,
            }
        else:
            data = {
                "light_level": "No light level data",
                "lx": None,
                "dark": None,
                "daylight": None,
                "threshold": tholddark,
            }

and sensor hue.py:

ATTRS = {
    "SML": [
        "light_level",
        "battery",
        "last_updated",
        "lx",
        "dark",
        "daylight",
        "temperature",
        "on",
        "reachable",
        "sensitivity",
        "threshold",
    ],

template sensor:

      corridor_motion_sensor_threshold:
        friendly_name: 'Corridor threshold'
        value_template: >
          {{state_attr('binary_sensor.corridor_motion_sensor','threshold')}}

and for making the sensors look fancy:

homeassistant:
  customize_glob:
    sensor.*_motion_sensor_threshold:
      icon: mdi:altimeter
      templates:
        icon_color: >
          if (state > 25000 ) return 'rgb(85, 0, 0)';
          if (state > 20000) return 'rgb(255, 0, 0)';
          if (state > 15000) return 'rgb(255, 165, 0)';
          if (state > 10000) return 'rgb(0, 128, 0)';
          if (state > 7500) return 'rgb(255, 211, 30)';
          if (state > 5000) return 'rgb(255, 255, 0)';
          if (state > 25000) return 'rgb(30, 144, 255)';
          if (state > 1000) return 'rgb(30, 255, 255)';
          return 'rgb(47, 0, 0)';

[robmarkcole]

HI @Mariusthvdb happy to review a PR, but since my company is making my role redundant I am focussed on job appliations. Im confident you can do it :-)
Cheers

[yottatsa]

Hi @Mariusthvdb, I'm happy to implement it.

Could you please write what do you try to achieve, because now I see the threshold field a bit inconsistent, as it shows the data in a different format, so you couldn't compare it to light level. Do you want to just control and display the value? Do you want some automation on top of it?

[Mariusthvdb]

yes, I want to be able to set it, and in fact have built that too. see:

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/map-values-for-an-input-select/94354/19?u=mariusthvdb

below Update

the threshold field a bit inconsistent, as it shows the data in a different format,

its the unchanged data from the sensor, not really sure what you find inconsistent about it?
I've positioned the new threshold below sensitivity because they are both related to the settings, as opposed to the real-time state.

very nice to do that by means of this small selector set. Will do so later on in automations (where one can distinguish between low threshold and high threshold scenarios/scenes.

please note that I added the threshold both in if 'not none' and 'else'. Not sure if that is necessary, but since those are the data lists thought it might be good practice?

just to give you an idea of what possible right now:

[Mariusthvdb]

HI @Mariusthvdb happy to review a PR, but since my company is making my role redundant I am focussed on job appliations. Im confident you can do it :-)
Cheers

o dear, best of luck!

[yottatsa]

state_attr("binary_sensor.bedroom_motion_sensor", "threshold") == 16000