Functional version?

[freol35241]

I am enjoying your pyduro python package for communication with an Aduro H2, and it works nicely!

Now, this repo looks like it contains just some boilerplate code for a HA integration, but the actual functionality is not there?

• Do you have any plans for continuing this work in the near future?
• Are you interested in contributions?

(Sorry for removing the issue template text, seemed a bit superfluous)

[clementprevot]

Hi @freol35241

Thank you for reaching out!

Indeed, this repository doesn't contain anything functional for the moment.

I do have plan to make this integration work but what I don't have is time 😅. I would really love to have this integration finished as it would make my day so much easier with my own smart home.

So I will gladly accept contribution and I will definitely try to make some time to work on this. I just can't give any time frame.

Anyhow I'm glad my other package is useful to you!

[freol35241]

Fyi, I decided to put together a mqtt bridge (https://github.com/freol35241/aduro2mqtt) and integrate into Home Assistant that way. I am not familiar enough with HA component development to help out with this integration unfortunately...

[SpaceTeddy]

hope the HA integration can be finished for this winter time ;) Looking forward to test it.

[LA2HLA]

Is this removed from the HACS list, I can't find it there?
I have manually downloaded the package, but kind of stuck there how to get it running. Looks like Im missing the yaml file, should this go to the config folder of HA?

[SpaceTeddy]

Hi, it is not finished yet.
we have to wait for it

[brjhaverkamp]

Hi all, I own a aduro H1 stove and I would love to work on this. Is anyone interested cooperation in trying to move this forward? Clement, you mentioned you have little time, but maybe the situation improved in the past year? :-)
I have a bit of programing experience, but not yet at all on Home assistant. But I'd love to get this one going. I experimented a long time back with the protocol under domoticz. I got the basics working back then. But since I moved to HA. I would like to get to a basic thermostat card that controls the Stove, but also catches the various errors that the stove can issue.

[clementprevot]

Hi!

Thanks for your message. Sadly I haven't had any chance to work on that 😔. I'm sorry to let you all down but I really didn't managed to deep dive in HA documentation to have a try on implementing that.

@brjhaverkamp I think that the simplest if you are motivated enough is for your to create your repository as this one is basically empty.
However you can rely on the Pypi lib that I published and that might prove useful.

That being said of you prefer to develop on this repo I can give you some access

[brjhaverkamp]

Hi Clement,
Thanks for the answer. And you didn't let down anyone! The start you provided already spurs the development. We just need to get some people together to get it to the next level. I hope someone else steps on board, because I am also lacking the HD understanding. But I am motivated to give it a try. The Aduro stove is the last part of my home automation that still relies on an external service atm. I like to be independent from cloud services as much as possible. Call me old fasioned, in that respect.

Wrt your question, I also don't have much experience with github and pull requests, so the safe thing to do for now is cloning your
repository and mess around on my own for a while, while learning about HA integrations.

If anyone else is joining, I would like to use your repository as the center to work towards. If that is OK with you. After all you started this. Credit where credit is due :-)

[clementprevot]

@brjhaverkamp I've added you as a collaborator to the repository, you should be able to start messing around 😄

[Ari-run]

Hello,
Happy to see this have a chance to restart, really THE thing i need on HA :-)
i have no real skill in python but if you need help for testing or whatever ..

[brjhaverkamp]

THE thing we need on HA!!! I completely agree:-)
Bare with me though. I plan to slowly dive into this in the coming months, next to a robot project and other improvement ideas in my local HA setup. So don't expect miracles. Or anthing at all for that matter. I'm also not a programmer. So I'll have to start learning. So any help from fellow Aduro stove owners is appreciated.

[Thorvald-FR]

Hi everyone, I need it on HA too! I'm like Ari-run, not realy good in python (and in english too...) but I can make tests with my Aduro H2 and maybe make some software corrections...

[clementprevot]

I like seeing that there is some kind of a team that is starting to build to make this possible.

Guys you might even give me the motivation to start working on this with you 😅

[SpaceTeddy]

Dear Guys,
based on Clement‘s python library, I made a HA pyscript script, which sends commands to the stove and forwards the data to an mqtt server. This mqtt server sends the data back to HA. I know that this is not the cleverest solution, but I would like to ask you if this could be helpful for you?
Sers,
Chris

[brjhaverkamp]

Hi all,

@SpaceTeddy Indeed, I read about your solution. I would like to get mqtt out of the loop to have a clean integration. But I will definitely look at your code to see if I can "borrow" elements. I do run mqtt, so I might even set it up initially to try.
@Thorvald-FR welcome to the group. Testers are definitely appreciated.
@clementprevot Indeed, it would be great if we could pull this off together.

Bert

[Ari-run]

Happy to see this reboot.
I wanted to use the library and pyscript to make a poc.
Should I give it a go or is it not very useful?
for info available for testing on Aduro H4 hybrid

[Ari-run]

ah oups, I didn't notice tha @SpaceTeddy already did it.
I am therefore interested in the sources also if possible
ok found it sorry

[SpaceTeddy]

not sure if this is working anymore with current HA version, but you may give it a try:
https://github.com/SpaceTeddy/homeassistant_aduro_stove_control_python_scripts