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First of all, thanks for your work. It's awesome to be able to have all this information about my Unifi network available in Home Assistant.
Recently I got myself an LTE Backup Pro (EU version), and I'm missing a few data points that would enable me to easily automate things when my network fails over to LTE.
I've watched the events websocket in my browser's development tools on the unifi webinterface for device:sync events regarding the device, and I'd love to have following fields available in this library, and eventually in Home Assistant:
lte_ip which is the public LTE ip address
lte_failover which indicates (boolean) whether the device is currently being used (in other words whether the failover is active and the LTE data connection is used).
I think it would make sense to eventually add them as extra attributes to the device tracker.
Below an (anonymized) snippet of such a message in case you don't have access to this device and/or you'd want to add other fields as well.
First of all, thanks for your work. It's awesome to be able to have all this information about my Unifi network available in Home Assistant.
Recently I got myself an LTE Backup Pro (EU version), and I'm missing a few data points that would enable me to easily automate things when my network fails over to LTE.
I've watched the events websocket in my browser's development tools on the unifi webinterface for
device:sync
events regarding the device, and I'd love to have following fields available in this library, and eventually in Home Assistant:lte_ip
which is the public LTE ip addresslte_failover
which indicates (boolean) whether the device is currently being used (in other words whether the failover is active and the LTE data connection is used).I think it would make sense to eventually add them as extra attributes to the device tracker.
Below an (anonymized) snippet of such a message in case you don't have access to this device and/or you'd want to add other fields as well.
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