* Clean-up, ordering, constants, and extend of schema
* Put REQUIREMENTS back and re-add line breaks
* Clean-up, ordering, constants, and extend of schema
* Extend platform
* New component to interface with a pilight-daemon for RF send/receive
* Fix bug that changed the received data, add connected flag, clean up
* New pilight switch component
* New optional whitelist filter to filter uninteressting devices
* Add pilight
* PEP8: too long lines, white spaces
* To keep up the good coverage ...
* PEP 257
* pylint enhancements
* pylint enhancements
* PEP 257
* Better HA config validation and cleanup following code review for #2742
* Fix requirenments to require fixed pilight version
* Change config validation to use voluptuous
* Pilight switch exclude not needed due to wildcard pilight exclude
* Enhance configuration parsing using voluptuous
* Added mired and kelvin mode to flux
* changed as requested
* Renamed varible
* attempt to add test for new method in flux.py
* removed line to fix lint error
* Add power attribute to switch.
* Move device_state_attributes into base class.
* Fix imports following refactor.
* Bump pyvera version - should add contributed support for older (UI5) version dimmers and locks.
* Refactor device lookup to be based on vera classes, push category back into library.
* Add generic power attribute, fix inherited class order bug.
* Tidy.
* Implementation of a KNX platform driver and a KNX switch
* Starting working on a KNX thermostat implementation
* Removed KNX thermostat implementation from this branch again
* Make gateway parameter optional (can be auto-detected in many cases)
* Removed check for double initialisation
* KNX messages now will be handled internally and not send to the Home Assistant message bus
* Call update_ha_state only if should_poll is false
* Removed unused HASS variable
* knxip library version changed
* pylint optimization
* New Switch Platform: TPLink Switch (HS100 / HS110)
### Information
The TPLink switch platform allows you to control the state of your TPLink Wi-Fi Smart Plugs.
Supported devices (tested):
HS100 (UK)
It should also work with the HS110.
To use your D-Link smart plugs in your installation, add the following to your configuration.yaml file:
"""
# Example configuration.yaml entry
switch:
platform: tplink
host: IP_ADRRESS
name: TPLink Switch
"""
### Configuration variables:
host (Required): The IP address of your TPlink plug, eg. http://192.168.1.105
name (Optional): The name to use when displaying this switch.
* Update tplink.py
Bug fixes
* Separate to a standalone library
* Removed unnecessary imports
* Code cleanup and update reference library link
* TPLink switch support (#2453)
* updated requirements
Teagan Glenn