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'Bond' object has no attribute 'turnFanOn’ #10

Closed publicpersona31 closed 4 years ago

publicpersona31 commented 4 years ago

Added the component through HACS, added the config to my configuration.yaml

My ceiling fan with integrated light shows up with both a light.ceiling_fan and fan.ceiling_fan entity.  I can turn the light on/off no problem.  However if I call fan.turn_on . I get an error:

'Bond' object has no attribute 'turnFanOn'

looking through bond.py the Bond class does not define turnFanOn...

Same issue with 'turnFanOff'

spelliott7 commented 4 years ago

I don't think it's been added. The readme had "This is still in the very early stages of development, and so far only turning lights on and off is the only thing that actually works. "

I'm really interested, especially now that there are API's on the Bond. It's the only one that controls my 303mghz so I had few options.

publicpersona31 commented 4 years ago

the author explained that it was an error in the bond.py version he uploaded. Specifying the earlier library fixes it and it works with both lights and fans.

niemyjski commented 4 years ago

Is there any updates on this? Looks like there are a bunch of open pr's.

publicpersona31 commented 4 years ago

I believe it works now. The author reverted back to bond-home==0.0.4 in the manifest.json file, which fixed the bug, at least for me. It controls both my fans/lights perfectly.

ViolentPoo commented 4 years ago

“It controls both my fans/lights perfectly.” Do your fans not have adjustable speeds? Just calling for a ceiling fan to turn on without being able to adjust its speed also is not what most would consider “perfect”

spelliott7 commented 4 years ago

You can use automation to call REST commands for that if you want. Similar to the way you get the Bond Token you can use commands for your model to set a speed. Link it to a button like 1 or Low, whatever you like and it will work that way. I haven’t figured out how to show fans in Lovelace anyway so I started going that way. Look at the API for Bond to see how the calls are made. It made sense to me and it’s pretty much the same line with a different speed for low, medium, high or numbered levels.

publicpersona31 commented 4 years ago

Okay... It controls the fans perfectly for what I need them to do, and I appreciate the work the author has put in, especially since it looks like IFTTT is going away.

Your mileage may vary.