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WalkthroughAdds a new "monthly" energy period and four monthly energy sensor entries, updates sensor value extraction to index into period arrays (weekly/monthly/other variants), and adds English and Dutch translations for the new sensors. The new monthly period constant value is misspelled as "montlhly". Changes
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custom_components/daikin_onecta/sensor.py (2)
40-77: Clarify yearly→monthly sensor creation pathThe extra block for
period == SENSOR_PERIOD_YEARLYcreates a second sensor withperiodrewritten toSENSOR_PERIOD_MONTHLYwhile still relying on the same underlying period data ("m"viaSENSOR_PERIODS_ARRAY). Functionally this gives you both yearly and monthly sensors from the same source, which seems intended, but the reuse/mutation ofperiodis a bit opaque.Consider assigning to a separate local (e.g.
monthly_period = SENSOR_PERIOD_MONTHLY) instead of mutatingperiod, and perhaps add a brief comment that the backend only exposes"m"and you fan out to both yearly and monthly sensors in HA.Please confirm this behavior matches the Daikin API semantics (single
"m"bucket providing both yearly aggregate and per‑month values) to avoid surprising duplication.
220-247: Verify monthly index math and guard against unexpected array layoutsThe new logic
- reuses
SENSOR_PERIODS_ARRAY[self._period]so both yearly and monthly sensors read from the"m"array, and- for monthly uses
start_index = 11 + date.today().month/end_index = start_index + 1.This assumes:
- the
"m"array exists for all created sensors, and- it has at least
11 + monthentries (so indices 12–23 for months 1–12), otherwiseenergy_values[start_index:end_index]will be empty and monthly consumption will silently be0.If that layout is guaranteed by the API, this is fine; if not, consider:
- Adding a simple bounds check before slicing (logging and leaving
energy_valueasNoneif the slice would be empty), and/or- Documenting the assumed array structure (e.g. “positions 12–23 are months 1–12”).
Also, if the backend month indexing is 0‑based rather than 1‑based, this could be off by one; worth confirming against real payloads.
Please validate the
"m"array shape and month index mapping with a couple of live responses (e.g. printlen(energy_values)and sample contents) to ensure the current‑month element is correctly addressed.
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custom_components/daikin_onecta/sensor.py (1)
3-3: New imports for date and period constants look consistent
dateand the new period-related imports are all used insensor_valueandhandle_energy_sensors; no issues spotted.Also applies to: 18-23
custom_components/daikin_onecta/const.py (2)
29-44: Monthly period constant and array mapping are internally consistentDefining
SENSOR_PERIOD_MONTHLY = "mo"and mapping both yearly and monthly to"m"inSENSOR_PERIODS_ARRAYcleanly separates HA’s notion of periods from the backend’s"m"bucket while keeping lookups simple. No issues from a constants/layout perspective.Please double‑check against the Daikin API docs/sample payloads that
"m"is indeed the correct key for both yearly aggregate and per‑month arrays to avoid surprises if the API ever introduces a distinct key.
491-499: New monthly energy VALUE_SENSOR_MAPPING entries align with existing onesThe four new mappings:
CoolingMonthlyElectricalConsumptionHeatingMonthlyElectricalConsumptionCoolingMonthlyGasConsumptionHeatingMonthlyGasConsumptionall match the existing daily/weekly/yearly counterparts in terms of device class (
ENERGY), state class (TOTAL_INCREASING), unit (kWh), icons, and enabled state, and their translation keys line up with the new translation entries.Looks good and should integrate cleanly with the new monthly period handling in
sensor.py.Also applies to: 527-535, 563-571, 599-607
custom_components/daikin_onecta/translations/en.json (1)
67-69: Monthly electrical/gas sensor translations match const mappingsThe three new entries:
coolingmonthlyelectricalconsumptionheatingmonthlyelectricalconsumptioncoolingmonthlygasconsumptionall use clear English names and align with the corresponding
TRANSLATION_KEYvalues inVALUE_SENSOR_MAPPING. No issues.Also applies to: 79-81, 91-93
custom_components/daikin_onecta/translations/nl.json (1)
66-68: Dutch monthly energy sensor translations are consistent and alignedThe four new NL entries for monthly electrical/gas consumption match the
TRANSLATION_KEYvalues inVALUE_SENSOR_MAPPINGand are phrased consistently with the existing daily/weekly/yearly variants.No issues from a localization perspective.
Also applies to: 78-80, 90-92, 102-104
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Fix translation key typo for heating monthly gas consumption
VALUE_SENSOR_MAPPING defines the translation key "heatingmonthlygasconsumption", but the EN translation uses "heatingweeklymonthlyconsumption". As a result, the monthly heating gas sensor will not pick up this name, and you’ll have a dead translation entry.
Recommend renaming the key to match const.py:
- "heatingweeklymonthlyconsumption": {
+ "heatingmonthlygasconsumption": {
"name": "Heating monthly gas consumption"
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In custom_components/daikin_onecta/translations/en.json around lines 103-105,
the translation key "heatingweeklymonthlyconsumption" is wrong; update the JSON
key to "heatingmonthlygasconsumption" to match VALUE_SENSOR_MAPPING in const.py
so the monthly heating gas sensor picks up the name, and remove the old unused
key if present.
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custom_components/daikin_onecta/sensor.py (1)
51-64: Consider improving variable naming consistency.The variable name
periodi(line 53) and its usage in the log message (line 55) appear inconsistent with the rest of the codebase. Consider renaming toperiod_monthlyormonthly_periodfor better clarity.Apply this diff to improve naming:
periodName = SENSOR_PERIODS.get(period) # When we have the yearly sensor we also add a monthly if period == SENSOR_PERIOD_YEARLY: - periodi = SENSOR_PERIOD_MONTHLY + period_monthly = SENSOR_PERIOD_MONTHLY _LOGGER.info( - "Device '%s:%s' provides mode %s %s supports periodi %s", + "Device '%s:%s' provides mode %s %s supports monthly period %s", device.name, embedded_id, management_point_type, mode, - periodi, + period_monthly, ) sensor = f"{device.name} {sensor_type} {management_point_type} {mode} {SENSOR_PERIOD_MONTHLY}" _LOGGER.info("Proposing sensor '%s'", sensor) - sensors.append(DaikinEnergySensor(device, coordinator, embedded_id, management_point_type, sensor_type, mode, periodi)) + sensors.append(DaikinEnergySensor(device, coordinator, embedded_id, management_point_type, sensor_type, mode, period_monthly))
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custom_components/daikin_onecta/const.py (1)
491-499: LGTM!The four new monthly sensor mappings (CoolingMonthlyElectricalConsumption, HeatingMonthlyElectricalConsumption, CoolingMonthlyGasConsumption, HeatingMonthlyGasConsumption) are correctly configured and consistent with the existing Daily/Weekly/Yearly sensor patterns.
Also applies to: 527-535, 563-571, 599-607
custom_components/daikin_onecta/sensor.py (1)
3-3: LGTM!The new imports (
date,SENSOR_PERIOD_MONTHLY,SENSOR_PERIOD_YEARLY,SENSOR_PERIODS_ARRAY) are appropriate for the monthly sensor functionality being added.Also applies to: 18-18, 20-20, 22-22
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