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[fix] Remove exception raising in API Device init.
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Related Github issues: #99
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vlebourl committed Jul 3, 2020
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119 changes: 25 additions & 94 deletions custom_components/tahoma/tahoma_api.py
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Expand Up @@ -590,111 +590,42 @@ class Device:

def __init__(self, protocol, dataInput):
"""Initialize the TaHoma Device."""
debug_output = json.dumps(dataInput)
self.__protocol = protocol
self.__raw_data = dataInput
self.__active_states = {}

debug_output = json.dumps(dataInput)

if "label" not in dataInput.keys():
raise ValueError("No device name found: " + debug_output)

self.__label = dataInput["label"]

if "controllableName" not in dataInput.keys():
raise ValueError("No control label name found: " + debug_output)

self.__type = dataInput["controllableName"]

if "deviceURL" not in dataInput.keys():
raise ValueError("No control URL: " + debug_output)

self.__url = dataInput["deviceURL"]

if "uiClass" not in dataInput.keys():
raise ValueError("No ui Class: " + debug_output)

self.__uiclass = dataInput["uiClass"]

if "widget" not in dataInput.keys():
raise ValueError("No widget: " + debug_output)

self.__widget = dataInput["widget"]

self.__label = dataInput.get("label", "")
self.__type = dataInput.get("controllableName", "")
self.__url = dataInput.get("deviceURL", "")
self.__uiclass = dataInput.get("uiClass", "")
self.__widget = dataInput.get("widget", "")
# Parse definitions

if "definition" not in dataInput.keys():
raise ValueError("No device definition found: " + debug_output)

self.__definitions = {"commands": [], "states": []}

definition = dataInput["definition"]

if "commands" in definition.keys():
for command in definition["commands"]:
if command["commandName"] in self.__definitions["commands"]:
raise ValueError(
"Command '"
+ command["commandName"]
+ "' double defined - "
+ debug_output
)

self.__definitions["commands"].append(command["commandName"])

if "states" in definition.keys():
for state in definition["states"]:
if state["qualifiedName"] in self.__definitions["states"]:
raise ValueError(
"State '"
+ state["qualifiedName"]
+ "' double defined - "
+ debug_output
)

self.__definitions["states"].append(state["qualifiedName"])

self.__command_def = dataInput["definition"]["commands"]

self.__states_def = dataInput["definition"]["states"]

definition = dataInput.get("definition")
if definition:
if "commands" in definition.keys():
for command in definition["commands"]:
if command["commandName"] in self.__definitions["commands"]:
continue
self.__definitions["commands"].append(command["commandName"])
if "states" in definition.keys():
for state in definition["states"]:
if state["qualifiedName"] in self.__definitions["states"]:
raise ValueError(
"State '"
+ state["qualifiedName"]
+ "' double defined - "
+ debug_output
)
self.__definitions["states"].append(state["qualifiedName"])
self.__command_def = definition.get("commands")
self.__states_def = definition.get("states")
# Parse active states

# calculate the amount of known active states
active_states_amount = 0
if "states" in dataInput.keys():
for state in dataInput["states"]:
active_states_amount += 1

# make sure there are not more active states than definitions
if active_states_amount > len(self.state_definitions):
raise ValueError(
"Mismatch of state definition and active states ("
+ str(len(self.state_definitions))
+ "/"
+ str(active_states_amount)
+ "): "
+ debug_output
)

if len(self.state_definitions) > 0:

if "states" in dataInput.keys():
# raise ValueError("No active states given.")

for state in dataInput["states"]:

if state["name"] not in self.state_definitions:
self.state_definitions.append(state["name"])

if state["name"] in self.__active_states.keys():
raise ValueError(
"Active state '"
+ state["name"]
+ "' has been double defined: "
+ debug_output
)

self.__active_states[state["name"]] = state["value"]

@property
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