aiohomematic-config

import asyncio from aiohomematic_config.config_schema import FormSchemaGenerator from aiohomematic.central import CentralConfig, CentralUnit from aiohomematic.const import Interface async def main(): # This is a simplified example. In a real scenario, you'd connect to a CCU. # We'll mock a CentralUnit to demonstrate FormSchemaGenerator usage. # 1. Setup a dummy CentralUnit (usually connected to a real CCU/Homegear) config = CentralConfig( name="mock-ccu", host="127.0.0.1", # Not actually connecting, just for object creation port=2001, interfaces={Interface.BIDCOS_RF: "0"} ) central = CentralUnit(config) await central.start_connection() # 2. Assume you have a device and channel address # In a real setup, you'd get these from `central.devices` device_address = "ABC1234567" channel_address = f"{device_address}:1" # Mock a device and channel for schema generation demonstration # In reality, central.get_device() would return a real device. # For this quickstart, we'll create a placeholder. class MockDevice: def __init__(self, address): self.address = address self.channels = {1: MockChannel(f'{address}:1')} class MockChannel: def __init__(self, address): self.address = address self.type = 'CLIMATE_CONTROL_RT_TRANSCEIVER' # The FormSchemaGenerator needs access to the CentralUnit for metadata # and potentially to fetch current parameter values. schema_generator = FormSchemaGenerator(central=central) try: # 3. Generate a form schema for a specific device channel # In a real application, you'd pass a real device_type and channel_type # from aiohomematic.device or aiohomematic.channel objects. form_schema = await schema_generator.generate( device_address=device_address, device_type="HM-CC-RT-DN", # Example device type channel_address=channel_address, channel_type="CLIMATE_CONTROL_RT_TRANSCEIVER", # Example channel type is_hmip=False # Indicate if it's a Homematic IP device ) print(f"Generated Form Schema for {channel_address}:") # The form_schema object would contain fields, constraints, etc. # print(form_schema.json(indent=2)) # Requires pydantic to_json (or similar) method if FormSchema is Pydantic model print(f"Schema has {len(form_schema.fields)} fields.") print(f"Schema title: {form_schema.title}") except Exception as e: print(f"Error generating schema: {e}") finally: await central.stop_connection() if __name__ == "__main__": asyncio.run(main())