[Eve] Improve Eve Energy support

[Timac]

These changes improve the Eve Energy support

• A subdriver has been implemented
• It implements the switch, powerMeter, energyMeter and powerConsumptionReport capabilities
• It supports the refresh capability
• It reads with a timer each minute the current Watt and Watt Accumulated values from custom attributes
• The powerMeter and energyMeter values are updated each values or on a refresh
• A powerConsumptionReport is sent each 10 minutes by comparing the previous Watt Accumulated value with the current Watt Accumulated value

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[greens]

We'd like to see some tests written for these changes.

[Timac]

We'd like to see some tests written for these changes.

I added the file test_eve_energy.lua with really basic tests. At the moment, I don’t know how to properly test the custom attributes on the custom cluster. Maybe @greens you might have some ideas?

The function requestData is called each minute with the timer to read the custom attribute on the custom cluster:

local PRIVATE_CLUSTER_ID = 0x130AFC01

local PRIVATE_ATTR_ID_WATT = 0x130A000A
local PRIVATE_ATTR_ID_WATT_ACCUMULATED = 0x130A000B

[…]

local function requestData(device)
  -- Update the on/off status
  device:send(clusters.OnOff.attributes.OnOff:read(device))

  -- Update the Watt usage
  device:send(cluster_base.read(device, 0x01, PRIVATE_CLUSTER_ID, PRIVATE_ATTR_ID_WATT, nil))

  -- Update the energy consumption
  device:send(cluster_base.read(device, 0x01, PRIVATE_CLUSTER_ID, PRIVATE_ATTR_ID_WATT_ACCUMULATED, nil))
end

[greens]

@Timac I believe you'd want to use

test.timer.__create_and_queue_test_time_advance_timer(60, "interval")

Similarly to how it is used in this zigbee test: https://github.com/SmartThingsCommunity/SmartThingsEdgeDrivers/blob/main/drivers/SmartThings/zigbee-contact/src/test/test_zigbee_contact.lua#L141

And then, you'd want to queue up expect_sends passing reads the exact way you've constructed them in the driver.

[Timac]

@Timac I believe you'd want to use

test.timer.__create_and_queue_test_time_advance_timer(60, "interval")

Similarly to how it is used in this zigbee test: https://github.com/SmartThingsCommunity/SmartThingsEdgeDrivers/blob/main/drivers/SmartThings/zigbee-contact/src/test/test_zigbee_contact.lua#L141

And then, you'd want to queue up expect_sends passing reads the exact way you've constructed them in the driver.

That worked. Thanks a lot!

[greens]

looks good