Toggle switch from a script

ESPHome
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I have multiple binary sensors ( buttons ). I would like each of them to a toggle an output GPIO ( relay ). As there are many of them, I would like to execute a script with parameters when a button was pressed. The buttons are defined as:

binary_sensor:
  - platform: gpio
    id: "section_1_button"
    name: "Section 1 button"
    pin:
      number: ${button_1}
      mode:
        input: true
    on_press: 
      then:
        - lambda: id(valve_button_pressed)->execute(*section_1_valve);

The relays are defined as:

  - platform: gpio
    name: "Section 1 valve"
    id: "section_1_valve"
    pin: 
      number: ${valve_1}
      inverted: true
    restore_mode: ALWAYS_OFF

So far so good. But I have a problem with the script definition. I can have it like this:

script:
  - id: "valve_button_pressed"
    parameters:
      valve: 'gpio::GPIOSwitch'
    then:
      - lambda: valve.toggle();

In this case the relay is always switched on and it always reports its state as OFF.

In case I define it as

- lambda: id(section_1_valve).toggle();

It works great - the relays witches on and off and it reports correct state.

Please, could you advice:

  1. What is right way using a switch as a parameter?
  2. Is there a way, how to use the parameter in construction:
switch.toggle: valve

?

2

Doesn’t open to me what you are looking for to accomplish.
I don’t think you can pass the id of component as parameter.
Anyway, parameter types have to be either bool, int, float or string.
Like this:

parameters:
      valve: int