Xiaomi Cloud Map Extractor

This custom integration provides a way to present a live view of a map for Xiaomi, Roborock, Viomi, Roidmi and Dreame vacuums. (Supported devices)

Installation

Using HACS (recommended)

This integration can be installed using HACS. To do it search for Xiaomi Cloud Map Extractor in Integrations section.

Manual

To install this integration manually you have to download xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor.zip and extract its contents to config/custom_components/xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor directory:

mkdir -p custom_components/xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor
cd custom_components/xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor
wget https://github.com/PiotrMachowski/Home-Assistant-custom-components-Xiaomi-Cloud-Map-Extractor/releases/latest/download/xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor.zip
unzip xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor.zip
rm xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor.zip

Configuration

After installation of the custom component, it needs to be configured in configuration.yaml file. To do so, add a camera entry to your configuration with at least a basic or recommended configuration. Vacuum token can be extracted by following this guide (ignore "not recommended" message, as it applies only to built-in Xiaomi Miio integration). You also need to enter your Xiaomi Cloud username and password. These are the credentials used for the Xiaomi Home app (not ones from Roborock app).

After installation and a reboot of your Home Assistant instance, you should get a camera entity which shows the vacuum map. This might take a few minutes after a first restart. If you have a problem with configuration validation you have to remove camera from configuration.yaml, restart Home Assistant, add camera config and restart HA again.

After modification of camera's configuration you can reload its settings in Configuration or using xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor.reload service.

Examples

Basic

camera:
  - platform: xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor
    host: !secret xiaomi_vacuum_host
    token: !secret xiaomi_vacuum_token
    username: !secret xiaomi_cloud_username
    password: !secret xiaomi_cloud_password

Recommended

camera:
  - platform: xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor
    host: !secret xiaomi_vacuum_host
    token: !secret xiaomi_vacuum_token
    username: !secret xiaomi_cloud_username
    password: !secret xiaomi_cloud_password
    draw: ['all']
    attributes:
      - calibration_points

Full

Available configuration parameters

Colors configuration

Each color is represented by a list of 3 or 4 parameters: [red, green, blue] or [red, green, blue, alpha]. Each parameter is a number from a range 0-255 and can be also provided as a HEX value: [0x12, 0xAF, 0xC5] matches #12AFC5.

Room colors configuration

This section contains mapping between room numbers and colors. Each color is represented by a list of 3 or 4 parameters: [red, green, blue] or [red, green, blue, alpha]. Each parameter is a number from a range 0-255 and can be also provided as a HEX value: [0x12, 0xAF, 0xC5] matches #12AFC5.

Draw configuration

A list of features to be drawn on a map. If all features should be drawn it can be replaced with:

    draw: ["all"]

Available values:

• charger
• cleaned_area
• goto_path
• ignored_obstacles_with_photo
• ignored_obstacles
• no_go_zones
• no_mopping_zones
• obstacles_with_photo
• obstacles
• path
• predicted_path
• room_names
• vacuum_position
• virtual_walls
• zones

Texts configuration

Each list entry must obey a following schema. You can get a list of available fonts by executing this command:

fc-list | grep ttf | sed "s/.*\///"| sed "s/ttf.*/ttf/"

Map transformation configuration

Sizes configuration

Attributes configuration

A list of attributes that an entity should have. Available values:

• calibration_points - Calculated calibration points for Lovelace Xiaomi Vacuum Map card.
• charger
• cleaned_rooms
• country
• goto_path
• goto_predicted_path
• goto
• ignored_obstacles_with_photo
• ignored_obstacles
• image
• is_empty
• map_name
• no_go_areas
• no_mopping_areas
• obstacles_with_photo
• obstacles
• path
• room_numbers
• rooms
• vacuum_position
• vacuum_room_name
• vacuum_room
• walls
• zones

Updates

Camera image is updated every 5s by default. It can be disabled in config using auto_update property.

You can also disable and enable automatic updates using services camera.turn_off, camera.turn_on.

If automatic updates are disabled you can manually trigger update using homeassistant.update_entity service.

You can change interval of automatic updates using scan_interval setting (documentation)

If you want to disable map updates when a vacuum is not running you can use this blueprint.

Supported devices

This integration was tested on following vacuums:

• Xiaomi map format:
  • rockrobo.vacuum.v1 (Xiaomi Vacuum Gen 1, Mi Robot Vacuum, SDJQR01RR, SDJQR02RR)
  • roborock.vacuum.m1s (Xiaomi Mi Robot 1S)
  • roborock.vacuum.s4 (Roborock S4)
  • roborock.vacuum.s5 (Roborock S5)
  • roborock.vacuum.s5e (Roborock S5 Max)
  • rockrobo.vacuum.s6 (Roborock S6)
  • roborock.vacuum.a08 (Roborock S6 Pure)
  • roborock.vacuum.a10 (Roborock S6 MaxV)
  • roborock.vacuum.a15 (Roborock S7)
  • roborock.vacuum.a19 (Roborocka S4 Max)
  • roborock.vacuum.a27 (Roborock S7 MaxV)
• Viomi map format:
  • viomi.vacuum.v6 (Viomi Vacuum V2 Pro, Xiaomi Mijia STYJ02YM, Mi Robot Vacuum Mop Pro)
  • viomi.vacuum.v7 (Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop Pro)
  • viomi.vacuum.v8 (Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop Pro)
  • viomi.vacuum.v13 (Viomi V3)
• Roidmi map format:
  • roidmi.vacuum.v60 (Roidmi EVE Plus)
  • viomi.vacuum.v18 (Viomi S9)
  • zhimi.vacuum.xa1 (Lydsto R1)
• Dreame map format:
  • dreame.vacuum.mc1808 (Xiaomi Mi Mop/Xiaomi Mijia 1C)
  • dreame.vacuum.p2008 (Dreame F9)
  • dreame.vacuum.p2009 (Dreame D9)
  • dreame.vacuum.p2028 (Dreame Z10 Pro)
  • dreame.vacuum.p2029 (Dreame L10 Pro)
  • dreame.vacuum.p2036 (Trouver LDS Cleaner)
  • dreame.vacuum.p2041o (Xiaomi Mop 2 Pro+)
  • dreame.vacuum.p2140 (Mijia Robot Vacuum-Mop 2C)
  • dreame.vacuum.p2157 (MOVA L600)
  • dreame.vacuum.p2259 (Dreame D9 Max)

Retrieving map

When store_map_raw: true is added to your config this integration will store a raw map file in /tmp directory. If you don't use Core installation (installation types) you can retrieve this file in the following way:

• In SSH & Terminal add-on enable protected access
• Open terminal and use the following command to copy file:

  docker exec homeassistant bash -c "mkdir -p /config/tmp/ && cp /tmp/map_* /config/tmp/"

• Map file will appear in tmp folder in your config folder

Enabling debug logging

To enable debug logging add following section to your configuration.yaml

logger:
  default: info
  logs:
    custom_components.xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor: debug

Special thanks

This integration wouldn't exist without following projects:

• openHAB miIO add-on by @marcelrv
• valeCLOUDo by @Xento
• Xiaomi Robot Vacuum Protocol by @marcelrv
• Valetudo by @Hypfer

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