There is an Home Connect integration wich im using for my Coffee Machine, now i have a Cookit from bosch and this seems not to work right now. Would be nice to see this integrated too
If you need any Information i will try to provide it
Here is another cookit user. It seems that the integration is authenticated without problems but i don’t see any device in the integration.
the log states [homeassistant.components.home_connect.api] Appliance type CookProcessor not implemented
Here is another Cookit user. I added Cookit locally to my HA instance a few weeks ago - yesterday I tested a few more things and created a PR:
Unfortunately, the device can only be switched on/off and the current operational status (inactive/ready/run/pause/actionrequiered/…) can be read out. Programs (and thus hopefully also duration and remaining time) are to be enabled in the Cookit API in 2022.
you are my personal hero i´m hoping that bosch open its api even more, they are very costumer based at the moment, it takes a while for many things but they are doing what the community needs. many companies should hear more at their customers
Nice, i also tried to optimize the cookit integration but i dont know nothing about the git and pull thing. so here are my main parts of my “integration”. Whitin an automatic programm you can see a litle progress but without a complete api it is only a workaround.
class DeviceWithCookprocessor(HomeConnectDevice):
"""Device with programs."""
PROGRAMS = []
def get_programs_available(self):
"""Get the available programs."""
return self.PROGRAMS
def get_program_switches(self):
"""Get a dictionary with info about program switches.
There will be one switch for each program.
"""
programs = self.get_programs_available()
return [{ATTR_DEVICE: self, "program_name": p["name"]} for p in programs]
def get_program_sensors(self):
"""Get a dictionary with info about program sensors.
There will be one of the four types of sensors for each
device.
"""
sensors = {
"Current Step Remaining Time": (TIME_SECONDS, "mdi:camera-timer", None, 1),
"Current StepNumber": (TIME_SECONDS, "mdi:foot-print", None, 1),
"Program Progress": (PERCENTAGE, "mdi:progress-clock", None, 1),
}
return [
{
ATTR_DEVICE: self,
ATTR_DESC: k,
ATTR_UNIT: unit,
ATTR_KEY: "BSH.Common.Option.{}".format(k.replace(" ", "")),
ATTR_ICON: icon,
ATTR_DEVICE_CLASS: device_class,
ATTR_SIGN: sign,
}
for k, (unit, icon, device_class, sign) in sensors.items()
]
class CookProcessor(
DeviceWithOpState,
DeviceWithCookprocessor,
):
"""CookProcessor class."""
PROGRAMS = [
{"name": "CookProcessor.Program.ManualProgram"},
{"name": "BSH.Common.Program.GuidedProgram"},
{"name": "BSH.Common.Program.AutomaticProgram"},
]
def get_entity_info(self):
"""Get a dictionary with infos about the associated entities."""
op_state_sensor = self.get_opstate_sensor()
program_switches = self.get_program_switches()
program_sensors = self.get_program_sensors()
return {
"switch": program_switches,
"sensor": program_sensors + op_state_sensor,
}
i´m hoping that bosch open its api even more, they are very costumer based at the moment, it takes a while for many things but they are doing what the community needs. many companies should hear more at their customers