gerard33
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6 years ago @ChristianKuehnel Allright, here is the first code for the lock. Can you please check? Most important part is howto import the remote_service script.
And I can't test how to import the remote_service part and try locking/unlocking at the moment, because my car as at the dealer for maintenance ;).
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```py """ Support for BMW cars with BMW ConnectedDrive. For more details about this component, please refer to the documentation at https://home-assistant.io/components/lock.bmw_connected_drive/ """ import logging import asyncio import time from custom_components.bmw_connected_drive import DOMAIN as BMW_DOMAIN # from homeassistant.components.bmw_connected_drive import DOMAIN as BMW_DOMAIN # from custom_components.bmw_connected_drive.remote_services import( # RemoteServiceStatus, ExecutionState) # from homeassistant.components.bmw_connected_drive.remote_services import( # RemoteServiceStatus, ExecutionState) from homeassistant.components.lock import ENTITY_ID_FORMAT, LockDevice from homeassistant.const import STATE_LOCKED, STATE_UNLOCKED DEPENDENCIES = ['bmw_connected_drive'] _LOGGER = logging.getLogger(__name__) LOCKS = { 'lock': 'BMW Lock' } def setup_platform(hass, config, add_devices, discovery_info=None): """Setup the BMW Connected Drive lock.""" accounts = hass.data[BMW_DOMAIN] _LOGGER.debug('Found BMW accounts: %s', ', '.join([a.name for a in accounts])) devices = [] for account in accounts: for vehicle in account.account.vehicles: for key, value in sorted(LOCKS.items()): device = BMWLock(account, vehicle, key, value) devices.append(device) add_devices(devices) class BMWLock(LockDevice): """Representation of a BMW vehicle lock.""" def __init__(self, account, vehicle, attribute: str, sensor_name): """Initialize the lock.""" self._account = account self._vehicle = vehicle self._attribute = attribute self._name = sensor_name self._state = None @property def name(self): """Return the name of the lock.""" return self._name @property def device_state_attributes(self): """Return the state attributes of the lock.""" vehicle_state = self._vehicle.state return { 'last_update': vehicle_state.timestamp, 'car': self._vehicle.modelName, 'door_lock_state': vehicle_state.door_lock_state.value } @property def is_locked(self): """Return true if lock is locked.""" vehicle_state = self._vehicle.state return bool(vehicle_state.door_lock_state.value in ('LOCKED', 'SECURED')) def lock(self, **kwargs): """Lock the car.""" _LOGGER.warning("%s: locking doors", self._vehicle.modelName) ###info status = self._vehicle.remote_services.trigger_remote_door_lock() while status.state != ExecutionState.EXECUTED: status = self._vehicle.remote_services.get_remote_service_status() time.sleep(1) # use time.sleep() or something else? def unlock(self, **kwargs): """Unlock the car.""" _LOGGER.warning("%s: unlocking doors", self._vehicle.modelName) ###info status = self._vehicle.remote_services.trigger_remote_door_unlock() while status.state != ExecutionState.EXECUTED: status = self._vehicle.remote_services.get_remote_service_status() time.sleep(1) # use time.sleep() or something else? def update(self): """Update state of the lock.""" _LOGGER.info("%s: updating data for %s", self._vehicle.modelName, self._attribute) vehicle_state = self._vehicle.state # LOCKED, SECURED, SELECTIVELOCKED, UNLOCKED self._state = (STATE_LOCKED if vehicle_state.door_lock_state.value in ('LOCKED', 'SECURED') else STATE_UNLOCKED) self.schedule_update_ha_state() @asyncio.coroutine def async_added_to_hass(self): """Add callback after being added to hass. Show latest data after startup. """ self._account.add_update_listener(self.update) yield from self.hass.async_add_job(self.update) ```
ChristianKuehnel
lock[bot]
A bit tricky, but it's possible to add a lock to HA which can be used to lock/unlock the car.
The most logical use case would be that you can remotely lock the car if it's not locked.
This one can also be assigned to me, as I already wrote a lock component.