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fix: read safe json commands while mower is sleeping #216

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  • New Features

    • Enhanced command execution logic allows specific commands to bypass the mower's sleeping state.
    • Introduced constants for commands, including those safe to use while the mower is sleeping.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated method for checking mower's sleeping status to avoid naming conflicts.
  • Documentation

    • Added comments to clarify the behavior of sensor groups related to the mower's wake-up status.

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The changes involve modifications to the RobonectClient class in client.py, enhancing command execution by integrating a new SAFE_COMMANDS import that allows specific commands to bypass the mower's sleeping state. The async_cmds method was updated to accommodate this logic, and the is_sleeping method's signature was revised for clarity. Additionally, a new const.py file was created to define COMMANDS and SAFE_COMMANDS, while comments were added to the SENSOR_GROUPS list in the existing const.py for better documentation.

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File Path Change Summary
custom_components/robonect/client/client.py Updated RobonectClient class to include SAFE_COMMANDS, modified async_cmds logic, and changed is_sleeping method signature.
custom_components/robonect/client/const.py Introduced const.py file with COMMANDS and SAFE_COMMANDS lists defining command strings and behaviors.
custom_components/robonect/const.py Modified SENSOR_GROUPS list to include comments clarifying wake-up status behavior.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
custom_components/robonect/client/const.py (2)

25-37: LGTM: SAFE_COMMANDS list is correct and useful. Consider deriving it programmatically.

The SAFE_COMMANDS list correctly includes only the commands that are safe to use when the Robonect is sleeping. This is valuable for operations that need to be performed without disturbing the device's sleep state.

To improve maintainability, consider deriving SAFE_COMMANDS programmatically from COMMANDS. This would ensure that SAFE_COMMANDS always stays in sync with COMMANDS if changes are made in the future. Here's a suggested implementation:

COMMANDS = [
    ("battery", "wakes up robonect"),
    ("clock", "ok when sleeping"),
    # ... (rest of the commands)
]

SAFE_COMMANDS = [cmd for cmd, comment in COMMANDS if "ok when sleeping" in comment]

This approach would eliminate the need to manually maintain two separate lists and reduce the risk of inconsistencies.


1-37: Consider adding type hints for improved clarity and static type checking.

The overall structure of the file is clean and well-organized. To further improve code quality and maintainability, consider adding type hints to the constant definitions. This would provide better documentation and enable more robust static type checking.

Here's an example of how you could add type hints:

from typing import List, Tuple

COMMANDS: List[Tuple[str, str]] = [
    ("battery", "wakes up robonect"),
    ("clock", "ok when sleeping"),
    # ... (rest of the commands)
]

SAFE_COMMANDS: List[str] = [cmd for cmd, comment in COMMANDS if "ok when sleeping" in comment]

This change would make the expected types explicit and improve the overall robustness of the code.

custom_components/robonect/client/client.py (2)

16-16: LGTM! Consider grouping related imports.

The new import for SAFE_COMMANDS is correctly placed and will be used to enhance the command execution logic. For better readability and consistency, consider grouping this import with other related imports from the same package.

 from .const import SAFE_COMMANDS
 from .utils import transform_json_to_single_depth

206-207: LGTM! Consider improving readability.

The modification to include SAFE_COMMANDS in the condition for command execution is a good improvement. It allows for more flexible command handling while maintaining safety for the mower's sleeping state.

For better readability, consider restructuring the condition:

-                if not self.is_sleeping or bypass_sleeping or cmd in SAFE_COMMANDS:
+                if cmd in SAFE_COMMANDS or not self.is_sleeping or bypass_sleeping:

This puts the new condition first, which is likely to be the most common case for safe execution.

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custom_components/robonect/client/const.py (1)

3-23: LGTM: Well-structured COMMANDS list with clear power state implications.

The COMMANDS list is comprehensive and well-organized. The comments for each command clearly indicate whether it wakes up the Robonect or is safe to use when the device is sleeping. This information is crucial for managing the device's power state effectively.

custom_components/robonect/client/client.py (2)

Line range hint 1-249: Overall assessment: Good improvements with minor issues

The changes to the RobonectClient class, particularly the introduction of SAFE_COMMANDS and its usage in async_cmds, improve the flexibility and safety of command execution. However, there are a few points that need attention:

  1. Consider grouping related imports for better readability.
  2. The condition in async_cmds could be restructured for clarity.
  3. The is_sleeping method needs clarification regarding its implementation, return type, and potential naming conflict with the instance variable.

Please address these points to enhance the overall quality and maintainability of the code.


Line range hint 247-249: Clarify the is_sleeping method implementation and return type.

The method signature has been changed from -> int to -> bool, which is inconsistent with the AI-generated summary. Additionally, the method name conflicts with the instance variable self.is_sleeping, which could lead to confusion.

Please clarify:

  1. The intended return type (int or bool) for this method.
  2. How this method differs from accessing self.is_sleeping directly.
  3. The actual implementation of this method, as it's not visible in the provided code.

Consider renaming the method to avoid confusion with the instance variable, e.g., get_sleeping_status().

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@geertmeersman geertmeersman merged commit 46a8189 into main Oct 10, 2024
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