(WIP) Home Assistant - Hitachi airCloud integration

This component is a WIP for using Hitachi airCloud (Hitachi AC with WIFI module like SPX-WFGO2 to be used on Hitachi airCloud iOS / Android app) in HA

Prerequisite

1. You need the Dual Mode Generic Thermostat : https://github.com/zacs/ha-dualmodegeneric
2. You need websocat binary on your installation : https://github.com/vi/websocat

airCloud.sh usage

./airCloud.sh <action> <room> <mode> <temperature> 

<action> : on (Power On) / off (Power Off) / powerstatus (AC Power Status) / modestatus (AC Mode Status) / roomtemperature (Room Temperature) / idutemperature (AC Thermostat Temperature) / websocatdebug (display Hitachi websocket full result in json)
<room> : Your room named like in your Hitachi airCloud app 
<mode> : COOLING / HEATING / FAN
<temperature> : Target temperature

Example :

./airCloud.sh <action> <room> <mode> <temperature> 

Installation (Manual)

1. Download this repository as a ZIP (green button, top right) and unzip the archive

2. Copy /scripts/aircloud.sh to your <config_dir>/scripts/ directory

3. Modify aircloud.sh with :

   • your Hitachi airCloud credentials in base64 (or in clear text as you want ...) :

     hitachiuser=$(echo "dGVzdEB0ZXN0LmNvbQ==" | base64 -d)
     hitachipassword=$(echo "dGVzdA==" | base64 -d)
     #or
     hitachiuser="test@test.com"
     hitachupassword="test"

   • The path to websocat binary

     websocatbinary="/opt/scripts/websocat.x86_64-unknown-linux-musl"

4. Create a new folder (or reuse it) <config_dir>/climate and copy climate folder content

5. Copy packages content folder to your <config_dir>/packages/

6. Modify yaml files for your setup

   • Change the folder of aircloud.sh in switches yaml, changes
   • Change also the name of your rooms named in Hitachi airCloud app (Here : Séjour is the living room name), if your room has a space in name, escape it with \ (Example : Chambre\ 2)
   • 
   • Change the target temp for your AC (NB : See TODO LIST, this is WIP ;) )

     
     switch:

   • platform: command_line switches: ac_salon_heater: friendly_name: 'Heater Living Room' unique_id: switch_ac_living_room_heater command_on: > sh /opt/scripts/aircloud.sh on Séjour HEATING 22 command_off: > sh /opt/scripts/aircloud.sh off Séjour HEATING 22 command_state: > sh /opt/scripts/aircloud.sh powerstatus Séjour value_template: > {% if value == "ON" %} true {% else %} false {% endif %} ac_salon_cool: friendly_name: 'Cooler Living Room' unique_id: switch_ac_living_room_cooler command_on: > sh /opt/scripts/aircloud.sh on Séjour COOLING 22 command_off: > sh /opt/scripts/aircloud.sh off Séjour COOLING 22 command_state: > sh /opt/scripts/aircloud.sh powerstatus Séjour value_template: > {% if value == "ON" %} true {% else %} false {% endif %}

## Home Assistant Result
* [![HA Result](https://i.ibb.co/NCFkZ4n/HA-air-Cloud.jpg)](https://i.ibb.co/NCFkZ4n/HA-air-Cloud.jpg)

## TODO LIST
* Send target temperature in Home Assistant Thermostat to aircloud.sh script (At this moment, the temp is manual in switches, 22° in my example)
* Documentation
* HA Best folder pratices (Maybe?)