Temporary fix and adding vacuum Actions

sca075 commented 2 weeks ago

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Release Notes

New Features
- Introduced a vacuum_go_to service that allows users to direct the vacuum to specific coordinates.
- Added a vacuum_clean_zone service for initiating cleaning operations in specified areas.
- Added a vacuum_clean_segments service for cleaning designated segments.
- Added new constants for CAMERA, VACUUM, and SENSOR to enhance integration capabilities.
- Updated icons for the new services in the icon set.
Bug Fixes
- Improved method naming consistency for better readability and maintenance.
- Enhanced error handling for MQTT message processing and command publication.
Documentation
- Updated services.yaml to include details for the new services, including required fields and examples.
- Incremented version number to 2024.11.0 across relevant files.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce several new asynchronous services, including vacuum_clean_segments, vacuum_clean_zone, and vacuum_goto, in the MQTT Vacuum Camera component, allowing users to command the vacuum for specific cleaning tasks and navigation. The const.py file has been updated to include constants for the VACUUM, CAMERA, and SENSOR domains. The VacuumSensor class has been refactored for consistency, and the services.yaml file has been updated with the new services and their required parameters. Additionally, various files have had their version numbers updated to reflect the changes.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`custom_components/mqtt_vacuum_camera/__init__.py`	Added `vacuum_clean_segments`, `vacuum_clean_zone`, and `vacuum_goto` services; updated service registration and unloading logic; version updated from `2024.10.0` to `2024.11.0`.
`custom_components/mqtt_vacuum_camera/const.py`	Introduced constants `CAMERA`, `VACUUM`, and `SENSOR` from their respective domains.
`custom_components/mqtt_vacuum_camera/sensor.py`	Refactored `VacuumSensor` class methods for consistency; renamed `_handle_coordinator_update` to `async_handle_coordinator_update`.
`custom_components/mqtt_vacuum_camera/services.yaml`	Added new services `vacuum_go_to`, `vacuum_clean_zone`, `vacuum_clean_segment`, `vacuum_map_save`, and `vacuum_map_load` with required fields.
`custom_components/mqtt_vacuum_camera/common.py`	Added functions for device ID handling and service data generation; version updated from `2024.10.0` to `2024.11.0`.
`custom_components/mqtt_vacuum_camera/coordinator.py`	Enhanced error handling and data fetching logic; updated method signatures for clarity.
`custom_components/mqtt_vacuum_camera/utils/drawable.py`	Updated method signature for `robot` method for better readability; version updated to `v2024.11.0`.
`custom_components/mqtt_vacuum_camera/valetudo/MQTT/connector.py`	Simplified MQTT topic handling in `publish_to_broker` and `rand256_handle_image_payload` methods.
`custom_components/mqtt_vacuum_camera/icons.json`	Added icons for new services `vacuum_go_to`, `vacuum_clean_zone`, `vacuum_clean_segment`, `vacuum_map_save`, and `vacuum_map_load`.
`custom_components/mqtt_vacuum_camera/valetudo/hypfer/image_handler.py`	Updated `async_get_image_from_json` method to simplify logging and error handling.
`.coderabbit.yaml`	Removed `labeling_instructions` section to streamline configuration.

Poem

In a world of dust and cheer,
A vacuum's path is now quite clear.
With segments, zones, it zooms away,
Cleaning up, come what may!
So hop along, let’s give a cheer,
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New Services Added: The addition of vacuum_clean_zone and vacuum_go_to services enhances the functionality of the MQTT Vacuum Camera component, allowing users to command the vacuum to clean specific zones or move to coordinates.
Error Handling: The new service functions include appropriate error handling for missing parameters and command failures. This is good practice for maintaining robustness.
Consistency: Version numbers have been updated across modules to 2024.11.0, ensuring consistency.
Code Quality: The code follows the existing structure and conventions of the project. Asynchronous functions are used appropriately.

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