Source code for platypush.plugins.sensor.envirophat

from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from typing import Any, Dict, List, Optional, Type

from platypush.common.sensors import Numeric
from platypush.entities.acceleration import Accelerometer
from platypush.entities.devices import Device
from platypush.entities.distance import DistanceSensor
from platypush.entities.illuminance import IlluminanceSensor
from platypush.entities.magnetism import Magnetometer
from platypush.entities.pressure import PressureSensor
from platypush.entities.sensors import BinarySensor, RawSensor, Sensor
from platypush.entities.temperature import TemperatureSensor
from platypush.plugins import action
from platypush.plugins.sensor import SensorPlugin


[docs] @dataclass class SensorEntityMapping: """ Maps sensor attributes returned by :meth:`SensorEnvirophatPlugin.get_measurement` to native sensor entities. """ name: str entity_type: Type[Sensor] unit: Optional[str] = None kwargs: Dict[str, Any] = field(default_factory=dict) @property def id(self): """ Standard format for an Envirophat sensor external ID. """ return f'envirophat:{self.name}'
_sensor_entity_mappings: Dict[str, SensorEntityMapping] = { mapping.name: mapping for mapping in [ SensorEntityMapping( name='temperature', entity_type=TemperatureSensor, unit='°C', ), SensorEntityMapping( name='pressure', entity_type=PressureSensor, unit='Pa', ), SensorEntityMapping( name='altitude', entity_type=DistanceSensor, unit='m', ), SensorEntityMapping( name='illuminance', entity_type=IlluminanceSensor, unit='lux', ), SensorEntityMapping( name='accelerometer', entity_type=Accelerometer, ), SensorEntityMapping( name='magnetometer', entity_type=Magnetometer, ), SensorEntityMapping( name='analog', entity_type=RawSensor, ), SensorEntityMapping( name='leds', entity_type=BinarySensor, ), ] } # pylint: disable=too-many-ancestors
[docs] class SensorEnvirophatPlugin(SensorPlugin): """ Plugin to interact with a `Pimoroni enviropHAT <https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/enviro-phat>`_ device. You can use an enviropHAT device to read e.g. temperature, pressure, altitude, accelerometer, magnetometer and luminosity data. """
[docs] @action def get_measurement(self, *_, qnh: float = 1020.0, **__): """ :param: qnh: Local value for atmospheric pressure adjusted to sea level (default: 1020) :returns: dict. Example: .. code-block:: python output = { "temperature": 21.0, # Celsius "pressure": 101555.08, # pascals "altitude": 10, # meters "luminosity": 426, # lumens # Measurements from the custom analog channels "analog": [0.513, 0.519, 0.531, 0.528], "accelerometer": { "x": -0.000915, "y": 0.0760, "z": 1.026733 }, "magnetometer": { "x": -2297, "y": 1226, "z": -7023 }, } """ import envirophat ret = {} weather = envirophat.weather light = envirophat.light accelerometer = envirophat.motion.accelerometer() magnetometer = envirophat.motion.magnetometer() leds = envirophat.leds analog = envirophat.analog weather.update() ret['temperature'] = weather.temperature() ret['pressure'] = weather.pressure() ret['altitude'] = weather.altitude(qnh=qnh) ret['luminosity'] = light.light() ret['accelerometer'] = {v: getattr(accelerometer, v) for v in ['x', 'y', 'z']} ret['magnetometer'] = {v: getattr(magnetometer, v) for v in ['x', 'y', 'z']} ret['analog'] = list(analog.read_all()) ret['leds'] = leds.is_on() return ret
[docs] def transform_entities(self, entities: Dict[str, Numeric]) -> List[Device]: return [ Device( id='envirophat', name='EnviroPHAT', children=[ _sensor_entity_mappings[sensor].entity_type( id=_sensor_entity_mappings[sensor].id, name=_sensor_entity_mappings[sensor].name, unit=_sensor_entity_mappings[sensor].unit, **_sensor_entity_mappings[sensor].kwargs, ) for sensor, value in entities.items() if value is not None ], ) ]
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