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Add support for light color modes #47720

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Add support for light color modes, background in home-assistant/architecture#519.
The color mode will be stored in the light's state, but should not be passed to the turn_on service call.
When turning on the light, the color mode is non ambiguous because only one color may be given.

Colors will no longer be force-converted through hs color space when updating state or in a turn_on call, instead the light's native color space will be respected.

New attributes:

ATTR_COLOR_MODE
ATTR_SUPPORTED_COLOR_MODES
ATTR_RGBW_COLOR
ATTR_RGBWW_COLOR

Defined color modes:

COLOR_MODES = {
    COLOR_MODE_ONOFF,  # The light can be turned on or off. This mode must be the only supported mode if supported by the light
    COLOR_MODE_DIMMER,  # The light can be dimmed. This mode must be the only supported mode if supported by the light
    COLOR_MODE_COLOR_TEMP,  # The light can be dimmed and its color temperature is present in the state.
    COLOR_MODE_HS,  # The light can be dimmed and its color is present in the state as an (h, s) tuple (no brightness).
    COLOR_MODE_XY,  # The light can be dimmed and its color is present in the state as an (x, y) tuple (no brightness).
    COLOR_MODE_RGB,  # The light can be dimmed and its color is present in the state as an (r, g, b) tuple (not normalized).
    COLOR_MODE_RGBW,  # The light can be dimmed and its color is present in the state as an (r, g, b, w) tuple (not normalized).
    COLOR_MODE_RGBWW,  # The light can be dimmed and its color is present in the state as an (r, g, b, cw, ww) tuple (not normalized).
    COLOR_MODE_UNKNOWN,  # The light has reported an ambiguous state (e.g. no brightness for a light which supports `COLOR_MODE_DIMMER`)
}

New methods added to the base component LightEntity:

  • color_mode
  • supported_color_modes
  • rgb_color
  • rgbw_color
  • rgbww_color
  • xy_color

For backwards compatibility:

  • If the light does not implement supported_color_modes, it will be calculeted based on supported_features
  • If the light does not implement color_mode, current color_mode will be guessed in the following order:
    • COLOR_MODE_RGBW if the light's white_value and hs_color are not None
    • COLOR_MODE_HS if the light's hs_color is not None
    • COLOR_MODE_COLOR_TEMP if the light's color_temp is not None
    • COLOR_MODE_DIMMER if the light's brihtness is not None
    • COLOR_MODE_NONE otherwise
  • If the light does not implement supported_color_modes, a turn_on service call with ATTR_RGBW_COLOR will be converted to ATTR_HS_COLOR + ATTR_WHITE_VALUE.

Deprecated:

SUPPORT_BRIGHTNESS = 1
SUPPORT_COLOR_TEMP = 2
SUPPORT_COLOR = 16

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balloob commented Mar 10, 2021

I would expect Google, Alexa and Homekit requiring updates because of this PR

# If a color is specified, convert to the color space supported by the light
# Backwards compatibility: Fall back to hs color if light.supported_color_modes
# is not implemented
if ATTR_HS_COLOR or ATTR_RGB_COLOR or ATTR_XY_COLOR in params:
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This tests if ATTR_HS_COLOR is truthy, ATTR_RGB_COLOR is truthy, or ATTR_XY_COLOR in params. The first two are defined so this code is always executed?

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if ATTR_HS_COLOR or ATTR_RGB_COLOR or ATTR_XY_COLOR in params:
if ATTR_HS_COLOR in params or ATTR_RGB_COLOR in params or ATTR_XY_COLOR in params:

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Oops, tests are needed for the new code

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Couldn't you use intersection here?

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Not sure if more readable:

if params.keys() & {ATTR_HS_COLOR, ATTR_RGB_COLOR, ATTR_XY_COLOR}:

You can also do

if any(key in params for key in (ATTR_HS_COLOR, ATTR_RGB_COLOR, ATTR_XY_COLOR)):

if (xy_color := params.pop(ATTR_XY_COLOR, None)) is not None:
params[ATTR_HS_COLOR] = color_util.color_xy_to_hs(*xy_color)

elif COLOR_MODE_RGB in supported_color_modes:
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Make sure every fallback has a test.

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Sure, the tests for the light component needs to be updated to test the new features as well as all the backwards compatibility cases.

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# Backwards compatibility for rgbw_color added in 2021.4
# Add warning in 2021.6, remove in 2021.10
r, g, b = color_util.color_hs_to_RGB(*self.hs_color)
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r, g, b = color_util.color_hs_to_RGB(*self.hs_color)
# pylint: disable=invalid-name
r, g, b = color_util.color_hs_to_RGB(*self.hs_color)

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I would expect Google, Alexa and Homekit requiring updates because of this PR

Does it mean those integrations will need to be updated to handle the new colour modes, rgbw and rgbww?

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@Koenkk could you have a look at this from a z2m perspective?

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emontnemery commented Mar 12, 2021

@dmulcahey, @Kane610 Can you review the proposal from the perspective of zha / deconz?

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zha commented Mar 12, 2021

@zha, @Kane610 Can you review the proposal from the perspective of zha / deconz?

I am sure you mentioned the wrong person 😊. Very interesting project though.

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Nothing jumps out for ZHA. LGTM

Please notify me when this gets merged (in case I miss it), and I'll test it, update ZHA if needed.

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Koenkk commented Mar 12, 2021

@emontnemery looks good, 2 things however:

{"state": "ON", "brightness": 100, "color": {"x": 0.7, "y": 0.3"}, "color_mode": "color_mode_xy"}
  • Question: what happens if there is no color_mode property in the payload? I would expect COLOR_MODE_UNKNOWN to be used in this case.

The "color_mode": "color_mode_xy" looks a bit strange to me since color_mode is in both the property and value. What about just: "color_mode": "xy"?

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elif ATTR_HS_COLOR in params and COLOR_MODE_HS not in supported_color_modes:
hs_color = params.pop(ATTR_HS_COLOR)
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You could go all wallrus:

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elif ATTR_HS_COLOR in params and COLOR_MODE_HS not in supported_color_modes:
hs_color = params.pop(ATTR_HS_COLOR)
elif COLOR_MODE_HS not in supported_color_modes and (hs_color := params.pop(ATTR_HS_COLOR, None) is not None:

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It becomes 4 lines instead of 2 after formatting though:

        elif (
            COLOR_MODE_HS not in supported_color_modes
            and (hs_color := params.pop(ATTR_HS_COLOR, None)) is not None
        ):

color_mode = self._light_internal_color_mode

if color_mode not in self._light_internal_supported_color_modes:
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Should we log this as error the first time per-entity?

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I think we should start doing that in 1-2 releases, not yet. I added a comment in 63e4f4d.

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emontnemery commented Mar 15, 2021

@Koenkk

  • COLOR_MODE_BRIGHTNESS looks like a more logical name for COLOR_MODE_DIMMER

I agree, changed in 577f787.

  • Question: what happens if there is no color_mode property in the payload? I would expect COLOR_MODE_UNKNOWN to be used in this case.

For an MQTT JSON light, I think we should add two new configuration variables:

  • color_mode: set to True if the light will report its color mode, False otherwise.
  • supported_color_modes: A list of supported color modes

For a light which is configured with color_mode=True, it would be an error if we receive a state update dict without the color_mode, or a color_mode not included in supported_color_modes.

The "color_mode": "color_mode_xy" looks a bit strange to me since color_mode is in both the property and value. What about just: "color_mode": "xy"?

I agree, changed in 577f787.

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Koenkk commented Mar 16, 2021

@emontnemery big thanks, when looking at the changes files I don't see anything changed in MQTT. Does this mean a new merge request has to be done for this? (or can I already test this out somehow)

Forget about this, just saw #47993

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