SureHA / Surepet users needed

[CChris (Christoph)]

Hi all,

• First: Happy new Year to all

I am looking for users who are currently using the Surepet core integration - or the SureHA Custom Component.

The Codebase from SureHA is quite old - and right now I am trying to implement some (smaller) changes on the Code - but I do not own a FelAqua, or a Feeder Station, etc.

Therefore, I would like to ask, if someone here might be interested and participate with some testing?
If yes, please let me know - and I will provide further information.

For now, I would need some Screenshots how the feeder and felaqua states are shown and what attributes they have.

Especially, if they are showing the correct Unit of measurement and have the correct Device Class

Thanks,
Chris

[73ttv627re77]

Happy to assist if you still need, we’ve got feeders, cat flaps and the water fountain as well although that’s not setup as they’ve stopped using it.

[CChris (Christoph)]

Hi
Sorry - I haven’t got any notification (or haven’t seen it…)

I wasn’t able to continue the work on this… and I don’t know if I will be able to do so …
But you could provide me the screenshots I mentioned above and then, I can maybe have a look into this again

[AZDane]

I 3 feeders and will be more than happy to help.

sensor.feeder_sushi_feeder

	id: 1154XXX
parent_device_id: 885XXX
product_id: 4
household_id: 244XXX
index: 1
name: Sushi Feeder
serial_number: U004-0293XXX
mac_address: 4E7904C0F9D5BXXX
version: 3
updated_at: 2024-04-22T21:25:50+00:00
pairing_at: 2024-04-05T00:19:12+00:00
last_new_event_at: 2024-04-22T21:25:49+00:00
control: 
bowls:
  settings:
    - food_type: 1
      target: 50
  type: 1
lid:
  close_delay: 4
training_mode: 0
fast_polling: false

status: 
battery: 5.871
learn_mode: false
signal:
  device_rssi: -84
  hub_rssi: -77
version:
  device:
    hardware: '12'
    firmware: '406.437'
online: true

tags: 
- id: 1248XXX
  device_id: 1154XXX
  index: 1
  profile: 2
  version: 1
  created_at: '2024-04-16T22:27:36+00:00'
  updated_at: '2024-04-16T22:27:36+00:00'
- id: 1268594
  device_id: 1154XXX
  index: 2
  profile: 2
  version: 1
  created_at: '2024-04-16T16:56:43+00:00'
  updated_at: '2024-04-16T16:56:43+00:00'

entity_picture: https://surehub.io/assets/images/feeder-left-menu.png
friendly_name: Feeder Sushi feeder

binary_sensor.pet_sushi_tag

	since: null
where: -1
id: 531XXX
name: Sushi Tag
gender: 1
date_of_birth: 2014-01-01T00:00:00+00:00
weight: 6000
breed_id: 341
food_type_id: 3
household_id: 244XXX
photo_id: 719XXX
species_id: 1
spayed: 1
tag_id: 1248XXX
version: 1
created_at: 2024-04-16T22:27:36+00:00
updated_at: 2024-04-16T22:31:55+00:00
photo: 
id: 719XXX
title: cdv_photo_1713306XXX.jpg
location: >-
  https://userimages.production.surehub.io/thm/3139224XXX/PaiBJNeBSKtTST6oy8kOtdXEXMJDpGokJjKnXPXXX.jpg
hash: PaiBJNeBSKtTST6oy8kOtdXEXMJDpGokJjKnXPXXX
uploading_user_id: 3139224xxx
version: 0
created_at: '2024-04-16T22:30:43+00:00'

conditions: 
- id: 25
  version: 0
  created_at: '2024-04-16T22:31:55+00:00'

tag: 
id: 1248XXX
tag: 011507fXXX
supported_product_ids:
  - 3
  - 4
  - 6
  - 8
  - 32
version: 0
created_at: '2024-04-05T00:20:45+00:00'

status: 
feeding:
  id: 753205XXX
  tag_id: 1248XXX
  device_id: 1154XXX
  change:
    - -2.91
    - 0
  at: '2024-04-23T06:05:11+00:00'

device_class: presence
entity_picture: https://userimages.production.surehub.io/thm/3139224XXX/PaiBJNeBSKtTST6oy8kOtdXEXMJDpGokJjKnXPXXX.jpg
friendly_name: Pet Sushi Tag

The feeder can be configured with one or two bowls, The change attribute has two numbers and if configured with single bowl will only have change in the first number.
So the -2.91 change will show up like this in the app:

Seems like the Feeder is missing a ‘change’ attribute to indicate when food is added to the feeder.

[CChris (Christoph)]

thanks

I did not had the time to continue - or look deeper into the code… but I hope that I will find the time to do so at some point.

I think, the “change” will be detected either by using a minus - when your pet ate something or no minus when you added food to the feeder…

At least, that’s how I interpret the data here