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Add support for Deebot N8 Pro+ Black #619

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@r1cht3r r1cht3r commented Dec 5, 2024

I tried using #617 as it's the same model, but the Deebot N8 Pro+ Black version appears to be a distinct model.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a comprehensive configuration for a robotic vacuum device, enhancing its operational capabilities including battery management, cleaning operations, and advanced features like carpet auto fan boost.
  • Tests

    • Expanded the test suite to include a new device identifier and enhanced event-command mappings for additional device classes, improving coverage and ensuring robust testing of new capabilities.

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The changes in this pull request introduce a new file, x5d34r.py, which establishes a comprehensive configuration for a robotic vacuum device within the deebot_client framework. This file defines various capabilities of the device, including battery management, cleaning operations, error handling, and mapping features. Additionally, modifications to the test suite in test_init.py enhance the testing coverage for device models, particularly by adding new device identifiers and updating event-command mappings for existing models.

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File Path Change Summary
deebot_client/hardware/deebot/x5d34r.py New file introducing comprehensive configuration and capabilities for a robotic vacuum device.
tests/hardware/test_init.py Updated to include new device identifier "85as7h" and enhanced event-command mappings for devices.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (4)
deebot_client/hardware/deebot/85as7h.py (1)

Line range hint 4-72: Ensure all imported modules are required

The file imports numerous modules and classes. Please verify that all imported modules are actually used in the code to avoid unnecessary dependencies and potential performance impacts.

If any imports are unused, consider removing them to keep the code clean and efficient.

tests/hardware/test_init.py (3)

Line range hint 59-75: Add test cases for the new device '85as7h'

To ensure comprehensive test coverage, please add the new device '85as7h' to the test_get_static_device_info function. This will validate that the static device info for '85as7h' is correctly loaded.

Apply this diff to include '85as7h' in the test cases:

 @pytest.mark.parametrize(
     ("class_", "expected"),
     [
         ("not_specified", lambda: None),
         ("yna5xi", lambda: DEVICES["yna5xi"]),
+        ("85as7h", lambda: DEVICES["85as7h"]),
     ],
 )
 async def test_get_static_device_info(
     class_: str, expected: Callable[[], StaticDeviceInfo]
 ) -> None:
     """Test get_static_device_info."""
     static_device_info = await get_static_device_info(class_)
     assert static_device_info == expected()

Line range hint 78-148: Include the new device '85as7h' in capability event extraction tests

Adding '85as7h' to the test_capabilities_event_extraction function will ensure that the capabilities and events for the new device are properly tested.

Modify the @pytest.mark.parametrize decorator to include '85as7h':

 @pytest.mark.parametrize(
     ("class_", "expected"),
     [
         (
             "5xu9h3",
             {
                 AdvancedModeEvent: [GetAdvancedMode()],
                 # ... existing mappings ...
             },
         ),
         (
             "itk04l",
             {
                 AdvancedModeEvent: [GetAdvancedMode()],
                 # ... existing mappings ...
             },
         ),
         (
             "yna5xi",
             {
                 AdvancedModeEvent: [GetAdvancedMode()],
                 # ... existing mappings ...
             },
         ),
+        (
+            "85as7h",
+            {
+                AdvancedModeEvent: [GetAdvancedMode()],
+                AvailabilityEvent: [GetBattery(is_available_check=True)],
+                BatteryEvent: [GetBattery()],
+                # Add the expected event-command mappings for '85as7h' here.
+                # ...
+            },
+        ),
     ],
     ids=["5xu9h3", "itk04l", "yna5xi", "85as7h", "p95mgv"],
 )
 async def test_capabilities_event_extraction(
     class_: str, expected: dict[type[Event], list[Command]]
 ) -> None:
     info = await get_static_device_info(class_)
     assert info is not None
     capabilities = info.capabilities
     assert capabilities._events.keys() == expected.keys()
     for event, expected_commands in expected.items():
         assert (
             capabilities.get_refresh_commands(event) == expected_commands
         ), f"Refresh commands don't match for {event}"

Be sure to fill in the expected event-command mappings for '85as7h' based on its capabilities.


Line range hint 260-274: Maintain alphabetical order of device identifiers

The list of device identifiers in test_all_models_loaded appears to be sorted. Ensure that the new device '85as7h' is placed in the correct position to maintain the order.

Currently, '85as7h' is correctly placed between '77atlz' and '85nbtp'. No action needed if the order is already correct.

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  • deebot_client/hardware/deebot/85as7h.py (1 hunks)
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deebot_client/hardware/deebot/85as7h.py (2)

1-1: ⚠️ Potential issue

Remove the unnecessary filename declaration at the top of the file

The line 'x5d34r.py' at the beginning of the file is unnecessary and may cause confusion. It appears to be leftover from copying the code from another module. Removing it will clean up the code.

Apply this diff to remove the unnecessary line:

- x5d34r.py

  from __future__ import annotations

Likely invalid or redundant comment.


Line range hint 74-94: Verify device registration consistency

Ensure that the device identifier and the filename are consistent throughout the code. Since the file is named 85as7h.py, confirm that the device is correctly registered with the identifier '85as7h'.

Run the following script to check for correct device registration:

This script will help ensure that the short_name function correctly returns '85as7h', matching the filename and device registration.

✅ Verification successful

Device registration is consistent with filename

The verification confirms that:

  1. The file 85as7h.py correctly registers the device using DEVICES[short_name(__name__)]
  2. The short_name function extracts the last part after the dot, which will resolve to '85as7h' from 'deebot_client.hardware.deebot.85as7h'
  3. The device identifier '85as7h' is also referenced in the test file, confirming it's a valid device identifier
🏁 Scripts executed

The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that the device identifier matches the filename.

# Extract the device key from the DEVICES dictionary
grep -rn "DEVICES\[short_name(__name__)\]" deebot_client/hardware/deebot/85as7h.py

# Confirm that short_name resolves to '85as7h'
python -c "from deebot_client.util import short_name; print(short_name('deebot_client.hardware.deebot.85as7h'))"

Length of output: 355


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's verify the device registration using different approaches

# Check the content of the file to see how the device is registered
cat deebot_client/hardware/deebot/85as7h.py

# Search for any references to '85as7h' in the codebase
rg "85as7h" -l

# Check the implementation of short_name function
rg -p "def short_name"

Length of output: 7234


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the implementation of short_name function and test file
cat deebot_client/util/__init__.py | grep -A 5 "def short_name"

# Check the test file that references 85as7h
cat tests/hardware/test_init.py | grep -A 5 -B 5 "85as7h"

Length of output: 440

@edenhaus edenhaus added the pr: new-feature PR, which adds a new feature label Dec 5, 2024
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Thanks @r1cht3r 👍

@edenhaus edenhaus merged commit 65b935c into DeebotUniverse:dev Dec 5, 2024
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All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 86.42%. Comparing base (7cdc018) to head (a7fa353).
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