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Add support for T20e Omni (py3qif) #650

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@RSchipper RSchipper commented Dec 8, 2024

Had some spare time, went through the issues. Added T20e Omni according to the comment in this issue.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced comprehensive configuration for a robotic vacuum device, including capabilities for battery management, cleaning operations, error handling, and mapping functionalities.
    • Added a new device identifier for expanded testing coverage.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Ensured existing functionality for device classes remains intact with the addition of the new device identifier.

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The changes introduce a new file, py3qif.py, within the deebot_client framework, which provides a comprehensive configuration for a robotic vacuum device. This file defines a StaticDeviceInfo class and a Capabilities class, encapsulating various functionalities such as battery management, cleaning operations, error handling, and mapping capabilities. Additionally, the test file test_init.py is updated to include a new device identifier, "py3qif", enhancing the device testing coverage without altering existing test logic.

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File Path Change Summary
deebot_client/hardware/deebot/py3qif.py New file added with StaticDeviceInfo and Capabilities classes defining various device functionalities.
tests/hardware/test_init.py Added new device identifier "py3qif" to test_all_models_loaded function for expanded device testing.

Possibly related PRs

  • Add X1 Omni support (1vxt52) #611: The changes in this PR introduce a new file that defines capabilities for a robotic vacuum device, including a StaticDeviceInfo instance, which is similar to the new file py3qif.py in the main PR that also establishes a StaticDeviceInfo instance for a vacuum device.
  • Add Deebot N20 Pro Plus #608: This PR also introduces a new file with a comprehensive configuration for a robotic vacuum device, defining capabilities similar to those in py3qif.py, including battery management, cleaning operations, and error handling.
  • Add support for Deebot T10 #618: The new file in this PR defines a StaticDeviceInfo instance for a vacuum device, encapsulating various capabilities, which aligns with the changes made in py3qif.py.
  • Add support for Deebot N8 Pro+ #617: Similar to the main PR, this PR introduces a new file that defines capabilities for a robotic vacuum device, including a StaticDeviceInfo instance and various functionalities.
  • Add Support for Deebot N8+ Black Variant #644: This PR adds support for the DEEBOT N8+ Black Variant, which involves defining capabilities in a new file, similar to the capabilities defined in py3qif.py.
  • Add support for Deebot X1 Plus (n4gstt) #656: The new file in this PR introduces capabilities for the Deebot X1 Plus, including a StaticDeviceInfo instance, paralleling the structure and purpose of the changes in the main PR.
  • Add DEEBOT OZMO T8 AIVI+ (w16crm) #658: This PR adds a new file for the DEEBOT OZMO T8 AIVI+, which includes a StaticDeviceInfo instance and capabilities similar to those defined in py3qif.py.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
deebot_client/hardware/deebot/py3qif.py (1)

Line range hint 292-292: Ensure consistent device list ordering

In the test_all_models_loaded function, the device "py3qif" is added at the end of the list. For better maintainability and to simplify future updates, consider keeping the device list sorted alphabetically.

Apply this diff to reorder the device list alphabetically:

     ...
     "p1jij8",
+    "py3qif",
     "p95mgv",
     "paeygf",
     ...
     "zjavof",
     "zwkcqc",
-    "py3qif",
 ]
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deebot_client/hardware/deebot/py3qif.py (1)

1-1: ⚠️ Potential issue

Remove the unintended filename declaration at the top of the file

The line p1jij8.py at the beginning of the file appears to be an accidental inclusion and is not valid Python code. This can lead to syntax errors when the file is executed.

Apply this diff to remove the unnecessary line:

-p1jij8.py

 from __future__ import annotations

 from deebot_client.capabilities import (
     Capabilities,
     CapabilityClean,
     ...

Likely invalid or redundant comment.

tests/hardware/test_init.py (2)

292-292: LGTM: Device identifier added correctly

The new device identifier "py3qif" is properly added to the list of devices in test_all_models_loaded.


Line range hint 1-292: Consider adding test coverage for T20e Omni capabilities

While the device identifier is added to test_all_models_loaded, it would be beneficial to add test coverage for the T20e Omni's capabilities in the test_capabilities_event_extraction function. This ensures that the device's specific features and commands are properly tested.

Add a new test case to the parameterized test:

@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    ("class_", "expected"),
    [
        # ... existing test cases ...
        (
            "py3qif",
            {
                # Add expected events and commands based on T20e Omni capabilities
                # Example (adjust based on actual capabilities):
                AvailabilityEvent: [GetBattery(is_available_check=True)],
                BatteryEvent: [GetBattery()],
                # ... other events and commands
            },
        ),
    ],
    ids=["5xu9h3", "itk04l", "yna5xi", "p95mgv", "py3qif"],  # Update ids list
)

Let's verify the capabilities defined in the new device file:

@edenhaus edenhaus added the pr: new-feature PR, which adds a new feature label Dec 10, 2024
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Thanks @RSchipper 👍

@edenhaus edenhaus merged commit 611b68b into DeebotUniverse:dev Dec 10, 2024
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@edenhaus edenhaus changed the title Added T20e Omni (py3qif) Add support for T20e Omni (py3qif) Dec 10, 2024
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