This a fork of the archived project created by vlebourl, and previously maintained by micahqcade. Please contribute here.
Custom component for Home Assistant to interact with smart devices via the VeSync platform. This integration is heavily based on VeSync_bpo and relies on pyvesync under the hood. This a fork of the archived project created by vlebourl, and previously maintained by micahqcade.
You can install this integration via HACS or manually. This integration will override the core VeSync integration.
This integration can be installed by adding this repository to HACS AS A CUSTOM REPOSITORY, then searching for Custom VeSync, and choosing install. Reboot Home Assistant and configure the 'VeSync' integration via the integrations page or press the blue button below.
Copy the custom_components/vesync to your custom_components folder. Reboot Home Assistant and configure the 'VeSync' integration via the integrations page or press the blue button below.
You can make sure the custom integration is in use by looking for the following icon in the Settings > Devices & Services page:
Navigate to the Vesync integration and click on Enable debug logging. Restart Home Assistant. Give it a few minutes and navigate back to the Vesync integration and disable debug logging. A local log file will get downloaded to your device.
The logger integration lets you define the level of logging activities in Home Assistant. Turning on debug mode will show more information about unsupported devices in your logbook.
logger:
default: error
logs:
custom_components.vesync: debug
pyvesync: debug- [x] Air Fryer Properties (AirFryer158)
- [ ] Air Fryer Methods
- [ ] Create the Card
- [ ] Clear up the license (implied, but not stated OSS)
- [ ] [vlebourl's Issues](https://github.com/vlebourl/custom_vesync/issues)
- [ ] [micahqcade's Issues](https://github.com/micahqcade/custom_vesync/issues)
Contributions are welcomed, and for those particularly engaged with a track record of quality contributions we'll bestow maintainer status.
Please make sure to install pre-commit and run the pre-commit hook before submitting a pull request.
pip install pre-commit
pre-commit install
pre-commit run --all-filesAll content in this repository contributed by gdgib, or from 2024-11-23 onward will be under the Apache-2.0 license. The lack of documented license in the upstream repository could be a problem, but we'll work with the original authors to attempt to resolve this, or perhaps simply rewrite if needed.