Home Assistant is een opensourceplatform voor home-automation dat draait onder Python 3. Het draait via Hassbian op een Raspberry Pi 3 of een Linux-, macOS- of Windows-computer. Het ondersteunt het detecteren van apparaten, zoals Nest-thermostaten, Philips Hue, Belkin WeMo-schakelaars, Mr. Coffee-koffiezetapparaten en het mqtt-protocol. Daarnaast kan het waar mogelijk deze apparaten aansturen en automatisering toepassen. Voor meer informatie verwijzen we naar deze pagina en ons forum. De ontwikkelaars hebben versie 0.79 uitgebracht en de release notes voor die uitgave zijn hieronder te vinden.
0.79: Device Registry, Logi Circle, Huawei LTE routers, GeoJSONIn case you missed it two weeks ago, check our plans for the future.
It’s time for another great release and we’re introducing a brand new feature: device registry. Thanks to @Kane610 for driving this effort. This allows integrations to tell Home Assistant not only about entities, but also which devices the entities represent. It also allows integrations to tell Home Assistant how a device is connected to Home Assistant. For example, a Hue light bulb is connected to Home Assistant via the Hue hub.
Adding devices to the mix allows us to do a lot of cool things. It allows us to group entities and show how they relate to one another. It will also allow us to inform the user if data leaves the home network and shows the firmware version that the device is running on.
Devices can only be added by integrations that are configured via the integrations panel in the config panel. So we’ve also been expanding the integrations that support that. This release brings support to iOS, MQTT and Tradfri.
And this is not all! There is so much more. In an effort to make the quality of an integration more clear, we’ve added an Integration Quality Scale. With this scale we’ll be able to clearly communicate to the user how good an integration is and it gives developers a list on how to improve it. Expect these levels to pop up in the integration list soon.
And did you think we forgot about auth? We did not. @awarecan has added a new multi-factor auth module that will send you a one-time authentication code to finish your login, with a notification service of your choice. PushBullet, Hangouts, iOS app, some obscure custom notification service using a shell script? It’s possible.
Oh, and yes, there is also some cool new integrations. Support has been added for Logi Circle camera’s, GeoJSON events and even a bank. More below ??
New Platforms
- Add Huawei LTE router platform, device tracker, and sensor (@scop - #16498) (device_tracker docs) (huawei_lte docs) (sensor.huawei_lte docs) (new-platform)
- New EDP re:dy component (@abmantis - #16426) (edp_redy docs) (sensor.edp_redy docs) (switch.edp_redy docs) (new-platform)
- Jewish calendar sensor (@tsvi - #16393) (sensor.jewish_calendar docs) (new-platform)
- Added support for Starling Bank (@Dullage - #16522) (sensor.starlingbank docs) (new-platform)
- Add Call Data Log platform. Mailboxes no longer require media (@PhracturedBlue - #16579) (asterisk_mbox docs) (mailbox docs) (mailbox.asterisk_cdr docs) (mailbox.asterisk_mbox docs) (new-platform)
- Add Logi Circle component, camera and sensor platform (@evanjd - #16540) (logi_circle docs) (camera.logi_circle docs) (sensor.logi_circle docs) (new-platform)
- deCONZ cover support (@Kane610 - #16759) (cover docs) (deconz docs) (cover.deconz docs) (new-platform)
- GeoJSON platform (@exxamalte - #16610) (geo_location docs) (new-platform)
- Add linky sensor (@tiste - #16468) (sensor.linky docs) (new-platform)
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