Enable multiple requests in smartprotocol #584
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Nice work, seems to be (mostly) working! 🥇 I added a couple of comments to avoid unnecessary deep nesting, which should help to keep it easier to test and read.
The device main query succeeds querying multiple "modules", but looks like there is a regression on emeter access:
File "/home/tpr/code/python-kasa/kasa/cli.py", line 474, in state
echo(f"\t{emeter_status}")
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/home/tpr/code/python-kasa/kasa/emeterstatus.py", line 52, in __repr__
f"<EmeterStatus power={self.power} voltage={self.voltage}"
^^^^^^^^^^
File "/home/tpr/code/python-kasa/kasa/emeterstatus.py", line 30, in power
return self["power"]
~~~~^^^^^^^^^
File "/home/tpr/code/python-kasa/kasa/emeterstatus.py", line 83, in __getitem__
return self.__getitem__(i) / 1000
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~
TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for /: 'NoneType' and 'int'
The emeter status container contains only dict_items([('power_mw', None), ('total', None)]).
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All comments addressed, emeter regression is fixed and the test framework tweaked to cover this regression case. |
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Hi @rytilahti, that's extracted now. I'll submit the new PR once this is merged and I can rebase on top. |
Hopefully a nice and small PR to enable
multipleRequestinsmartprotocoland the test framework.A subsequent PRs will introduce the smart request helper functions and use the
component_negoresult to determine which requests to make rather than hardcoding.