ISSUE: Cannot get notifications to work.

[joeinaustin]

Describe the bug No form of notification works from keymaster. I followed the wiki instuctions and used the code example for my scripts.yaml. I can manually create different types of notifications from dev tools, but nothing is ever generated from keymaster. I do see lock status updates in the history and noticiation is turned on for all active codes. Nothing showing up in the logs at all. What else can I look at???

Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: Latest as of 1-16-22
• Type of system that HA is running on: NUC
• Home Assistant version: [e.g. 0.105.5]
• Hassio/Docker/Core?
• Component version: [e.g. 0.1.2]
• Z-Wave integration name: zwave_js
• Lock make and model: Schlage Home Assistant 2023.1.4 Supervisor 2022.12.1 Operating System 9.4 Frontend 20230110.0 - latest

Logs Nothing relevant to paste

Screenshots Let me know which would help

I did add a second script (see below) in case my naming conventions were off. I found some docs online that show it with a keymaster prefix. That was no help.

front_lock_manual_notify:
  mode: parallel
  sequence:
    - service: notify.notify
      data:
        title: "{{ title }}"
        message: "{{ message }}"
# created dup of above to to unclear naming conventions
keymaster_front_lock_manual_notify:
  mode: parallel
  sequence:
    - service: notify.notify
      data:
        title: "{{ title }}"
        message: "{{ message }}"

[joeinaustin]

I also tried setting the sensors back to "fake" as in the video. No difference. I can still get my own notifications to fire when the door opens, but I have no idea how to grab user codes into the message when the the lock is unlocked. I thought I was in good shape when the automations showed up. Not so.

Reinstalling everything seems to have helped, but not solved my problem. It would be great to understand how this is supposed to work. It appears that automations are NOT used for user code notify. Right? So then how is this supposed to work? I see something about a "bus" used for something. I see the common code that contains some notify. So what gets called where?? Is there a service or event I should be looking at? What is the first thing I should be looking for in this chain of many pieces????

[firstof9]

KeyMaster digests the zwavejs events and outputs it's own on top of them:

https://github.com/FutureTense/keymaster/blob/main/custom_components/keymaster/helpers.py#L209-L254

If your zwavejs events are not firing, the automations that are generated will not fire.

[joeinaustin]

According to the zwave log, events and notifications are firing. Here is the latest example when I input a user code...

Why isn't km responding to this?

[firstof9]

Those are the alarm sensors, you have to make sure those are enabled and set KeyMaster to use them. Now that your automations are populating correctly, it should work.

[joeinaustin]

They are enabled. How do I set km to use them?

[firstof9]

From the configure menu.

[joeinaustin]

I see no way to do that.

[joeinaustin]

It has been set this since you had me change it before, not working......

[joeinaustin]

I can see the alerm level changing in the ui, I can see events in the log. Why is km doing nothing about it?

[firstof9]

You should be able to check the trace on the automation to find out why it's not firing from HA Settings -> Automations and Scenes -> 3 dots next to the automation and select Trace

[joeinaustin]

which one?

[joeinaustin]

This one has never fired and has no trace info.

[firstof9]

I've reviewed the code, looks like one of the revisions moved some of the alarm type/level code out of the proper location, I'll be issuing an update for that shortly.

[joeinaustin]

ok

[firstof9]

If the issue persists after the update please reopen.

[joeinaustin]

The notifications are still not correct. I do get notifications now (since last update) but they are rarely correct. It says "keypad unlock" when it is actually locked, it says keypad unlock when when locked manually from the inside. It references the last used code when no code is used. It is almost never correct.

[joeinaustin]

Please re-open.