FOR COMMUNITY SUPPORT PLEASE USE THIS THREAD
For Hue motion sensors checkout Hue-sensors-HASS
Custom integration for Hue & Lutron Aurora Friends of Hue (FOH) remotes with Home Assistant.
This custom integration provides the missing support for remote devices in the official Hue integration of HA Core, by registering the platform in the main integration and sharing the sensor data with it.
As this new platform imposes a lower scan_interval for all hue sensors (of 1Hz), sensors from the main hue integration will also increase their refresh rate to 1 Hz.
Be advised that the increased update of this custom integration may cause connectivity problems which can result in errors in the official hue integration, please do not create any issue for this. If you can't live with these errors, do not use this custom integration.
Place the custom_components folder in your configuration directory (or add its contents to an existing custom_components folder). You need to set up your Hue bridge first. TODO Alternatively install via HACS.
Once installed add to your configuration:
remote:
- platform: hueremote
- Hue dimmer switch - can be used for a click and long press (hold button for 2 sec and see LED blink twice).
- Hue tap switch
- Hue smart button
- Lutron Aurora smart bulb dimmer
- Lutron Aurora rotary dimmer
- Create venv ->
$ python3 -m venv venv - Use venv ->
$ source venv/bin/activate - Install requirements ->
$ pip install -r requirements.txt&$ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt - Run tests ->
$ venv/bin/py.test --cov=custom_components tests/ -vv -p no:warnings - Black format ->
$ venv/bin/black custom_components/*(or setup VScode for format on save)
Please format code usign Black before opening a pull request.
A big thanks to Atsuko Ito and Eugenio Panadero for their many contributions to this work!
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