could you please make a blueprint out of it and share it? thank you
I like how you find this "cool", as a non-native speaker :D
this makes defending the base quite labor-intensive, but you don't get attacked often before the space age.
it's just an acronym for UAV.
I don't know about the rest of the world, but here in Ukraine, most lower class households have 5 kilowatt limit per apartment. I imagine the same should be for the old houses of Europe and the USA, as the wiring may be prehistoric. also, here in Ukraine, in those same lower class households there are gas pipes, and gas stoves cost a mere 5% of the electricity that would cost in case of an induction stove. so yeah, as induction is great in many ways, but alas, it cannot spread easily.
Google "Oracle always free tier". and go through this course https://programming.dev/post/12147665
joy of accomplishment? :)
Up-to-date list of companies' business dealings in Russia - https://www.yalerussianbusinessretreat.com/
looks like Novyi Svit. been there a few times when I was a child.
A suggestion for my favorite Lemmy client: I would love to know that I am banned in a community before finishing a huge post/reply and pressing "send", not after T_T
cross-posted from: https://reddthat.com/post/550018
> So, I decided to buy a venta evaporative humidifier (AH550) which has wifi support. Unfortunately there is no homeassistant integration for this, so I needed to find a workaround solution with pyscript.
>
> What to do to get there:
> - download the venta home app to your smartphone (you need this to initially connect your humidifier to your wifi)
> - create an account (sigh)
> - in the app connect your humidifier to your wlan
> - delete the account
> - delete the venta home app
> - in homeassistant install pyscript integration via hacs
> - create a pyscript folder in your config
> - create the necessary sensors input_booleans, input_numbers, input_selects in homeassistant
> - restart homeassistant
> - add a file "requirements.txt" in your pyscript folder
> - add the text "venta_protocol_v3_device" in your requirements txt
> - create a python file, I called mine "venta_humidifier.py"
> - add the below code into the python file and voila all services and data available in local api can be used in homeassistant through automations
>
> > from venta_protocol_v3_device import Venta_Protocol_v3_Device > import json > > @service > def venta_setfanspeed(myip=None,mytarget=None): > """yaml > name: Sets the Fan Speed of the Venta device > description: Sets the Fan Speed of the Venta device > fields: > myip: > description: provide IP of venta humidifier > example: 192.168.40.108 > required: true > mytarget: > description: provide fan speed between 1 and 3 > example: 1 > required: true > > """ > d = Venta_Protocol_v3_Device(myip) > mytask = task.executor(d.setFanSpeed, target=mytarget) > > @service > def venta_setautomatic(myip=None,mytarget=None): > """yaml > name: Enables / disables the Automatic mode of the Venta device > description: Enables / disables the Automatic mode of the Venta device > fields: > myip: > description: provide IP of venta humidifier > example: 192.168.40.108 > required: true > mytarget: > description: set if True or False > example: True > required: true > > """ > d = Venta_Protocol_v3_Device(myip) > mytask = task.executor(d.setAutomatic, target=mytarget) > > @service > def venta_setsleepmode(myip=None,mytarget=None): > """yaml > name: Enables / disables the Sleep mode of the Venta device > description: Enables / disables the Sleep mode of the Venta device > fields: > myip: > description: provide IP of venta humidifier > example: 192.168.40.108 > required: true > mytarget: > description: set if True or False > example: True > required: true > > """ > d = Venta_Protocol_v3_Device(myip) > mytask = task.executor(d.setSleepMode, target=mytarget) > > @service > def venta_setpower(myip=None,mytarget=None): > """yaml > name: Enables / disables the the Venta device > description: Enables / disables the the Venta device > fields: > myip: > description: provide IP of venta humidifier > example: 192.168.40.108 > required: true > mytarget: > description: set if True or False > example: True > required: true > > """ > d = Venta_Protocol_v3_Device(myip) > mytask = task.executor(d.setPower, target=mytarget) > > @service > def venta_settargethumidity(myip=None,mytarget=None): > """yaml > name: Sets the target humidity of the Venta device > description: Sets the target humidity of the Venta device > fields: > myip: > description: provide IP of venta humidifier > example: 192.168.40.108 > required: true > mytarget: > description: sets target humidity in 5% steps > example: 55 > required: true > > """ > d = Venta_Protocol_v3_Device(myip) > mytask = task.executor(d.setTargetHum, target=mytarget) > > @service > def venta_getstatus(myip=None): > """yaml > name: Contacts the Venta device and populates / updates the class properties > description: Contacts the Venta device and populates / updates the class properties > fields: > myip: > description: provide IP of venta humidifier > example: 192.168.40.108 > required: true > > """ > d = Venta_Protocol_v3_Device(myip) > mytask = task.executor(d.getStatus) > data= task.executor(d.toJSON) > x = json.loads(data) > service.call("input_number", "set_value", blocking=True, entity_id="input_number.venta_temperature", value=round(x['Temperature'],2)) > service.call("input_number", "set_value", blocking=True, entity_id="input_number.venta_humidity", value=round(x['Humidity'],2)) > service.call("input_number", "set_value", blocking=True, entity_id="input_number.venta_targethumidity", value=round(x['TargetHum'],0)) > service.call("input_number", "set_value", blocking=True, entity_id="input_number.venta_daystoservice", value=round(x['DaysToService'],0)) > if x['SleepMode'] == True: > service.call("input_boolean", "turn_on", blocking=True, entity_id="input_boolean.venta_sleepmode") > else: > service.call("input_boolean", "turn_off", blocking=True, entity_id="input_boolean.venta_sleepmode") > if x['Power'] == True: > service.call("input_boolean", "turn_on", blocking=True, entity_id="input_boolean.venta_power") > else: > service.call("input_boolean", "turn_off", blocking=True, entity_id="input_boolean.venta_power") > if x['Warnings'] == True: > service.call("input_boolean", "turn_on", blocking=True, entity_id="input_boolean.venta_lowwaterwarning") > else: > service.call("input_boolean", "turn_off", blocking=True, entity_id="input_boolean.venta_lowwaterwarning") > if x['Automatic'] == True: > service.call("input_boolean", "turn_on", blocking=True, entity_id="input_boolean.venta_automatic") > else: > service.call("input_boolean", "turn_off", blocking=True, entity_id="input_boolean.venta_automatic") > if x['FanSpeed'] == 1: > service.call("input_select", "select_option", blocking=True, entity_id="input_select.venta_fanspeed", option="low") > elif x['FanSpeed'] == 2: > service.call("input_select", "select_option", blocking=True, entity_id="input_select.venta_fanspeed", option="medium") > elif x['FanSpeed'] == 3: > service.call("input_select", "select_option", blocking=True, entity_id="input_select.venta_fanspeed", option="high") >
As an initial post, I just wanted to say that Pyscript changed my whole usage of Home Assistant. I don't even use the built-in automations: everything is performed by Pyscript. Without it, I would dump 90% of my automation ideas due to the clunky automation interface and YAML clunkiness.
If you are too humble to post at the Pyscript GitHub Discussions, please post your questions here!