Add travel_time integration #28716

eifinger · 2019-11-12T07:50:46Z

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As discussed in #27237 and home-assistant/architecture#166 this PR adds a base travel_time integration to use for waze_travel_time, google_travel_time and here_travel_time.

This allows for code deduplication and standards for attributes etc.

Related issue (if applicable): fixes N/A

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eifinger · 2019-11-12T07:53:52Z

I would like to put https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant/pull/28716/files#diff-2bf8b028fb7894b26af233d297725765L96-L114 into travel_time itself but then the PLATFORM_SCHEMA cant be extended any more because its not a dict.

eifinger · 2019-11-12T07:56:56Z

@robbiet480 you are codeowner for google_travel_time. Would you mind to get into the discussion?
@Petro31 @ljmerza you discussed in the architecture issue about this.

eifinger · 2019-12-12T15:52:27Z

Working on the integration for here_weather (PR) I realized that I would like to use the get_location_from_entity() function as well.

The usecase would be to give me the weather forecast for the current location of a device_tracker each morning. Or combine it with my calendar and send me the forecast for the location I have to travel to for work tomorrow.

Therefore I would rather rename the function to get_coordinates_from_entity() because thats exactly what it does and move it to homeassistant.util.location

eifinger · 2019-12-12T15:59:02Z

I did have the idea to remove the magic of getting the coordinates from a different entity and provide an additonal option origin_template. This would mean we could rely on the existing functionality of the template engine.

But then again the user would have to know the different ways to extract coordinates from a sensor, device_tracker, zone and so on.

Just now writing this I am thinking of a combined version:

Introducing a new jinja2 function get_coordinates_from_entity which can be used in origin_template. A full config would then look like this:

input_select:
  here_destination_preset:
    options:
      - zone.home
      - zone.office
      - zone.somewheredefault

travel_time:
  - platform: here_travel_time
    app_id: my_app_id
    app_code: my_app_code
    origin_template: {{ get_coordinates_from_entity(device_tracker.myphone) }}
    destination_template: {{ get_coordinates_from_entity(input_select.here_destination_preset) }}

Mariusthvdb · 2019-12-12T17:03:52Z

very nice indeed, and just as I was building myself in templates see:

https://community.home-assistant.io/t/waze-travel-time-update/50955/286?u=mariusthvdb
thanks to you and @Petro31

I've made the input_select pick either a zone or a device_tracker, and have the origin and destination sensor sortout the lat/long

please continue, this would be very welcome indeed.
If you could do without the _template for origin and destination, that would be even better, let the user be agnostic to using a template or not.

also, shouldn't this be with quoted entities:

origin_template: {{ get_coordinates_from_entity('device_tracker.myphone') }}
destination_template: {{ get_coordinates_from_entity('input_select.here_destination_preset') }}

to be compliant with regular Jinja templating?

balloob · 2020-01-15T22:19:16Z

homeassistant/components/travel_time/__init__.py

+    @property
+    def state(self) -> Optional[str]:
+        """Return the state of the travel_time entity."""
+        return None


We should always have the base class define the state property. It should return one of the other properties.

balloob · 2020-01-15T22:21:30Z

homeassistant/components/travel_time/__init__.py

+
+SCAN_INTERVAL = timedelta(minutes=5)
+
+PLATFORM_SCHEMA = cv.PLATFORM_SCHEMA.extend({}, extra=vol.ALLOW_EXTRA)


We should specify a standardized schema that platforms have to follow to specify source and target location?

For that I would like to have Add template extension coordinates #30019 merged first.

Moreover the current travel_time integrations provide support for at least coordinates. Waze and Google allow names and Google allows for Google Place Ids as well.
All integrations allow to supply entity_ids like device_trackers etc.

Google and Waze both only have destination and origin which can hold everything.

For HERE we introduced separate origin_latitude, origin_entity_id, and so on. The
discussion can be found here: https://github.com/home-assistant/home-
assistant/pull/24603#discussion_r311280860

So I am not sure what should be standard given all these options.

Given the above I implemented the check that exactly one method is used for here_travel_time in the following way: https://github.com/home-assistant/home-assistant/blob/7ae537304e8f8bc548c1f67b997b06fe07bb6da8/homeassistant/components/here_travel_time/travel_time.py#L83-L90 but do not know how to put that in a base schema. All the ways I tried lead to "schema cannot be extended because it is not a dict"

#30019 can be added later.

It's up to the travel time integration to provide a way to specify the origin and destination. Platforms just need to provide travel time.

The standard should be to accept one of those options. Like you did with here_travel_time.

So this means no standard platform schema in travel_time. Did I understand you correct?
I am not sure whether your initial comment on this was a question whether we should do so or your opinion that we should.

No I think we should have a standard platform schema and standardize how people define origin and destination. If we don't do that, then why standardize anything at all ?

I implemented a standard TRAVEL_TIME_SCHEMA.
It allows origin and destination to either be defined by a name or a combination of latitude and longitude.
Moreover each of them can be a template:

origin_latitude: 0.0 origin_longitude: {{ state_attr('device_tracker.paulus', 'longitude') }} destination_name: Berlin

homeassistant/components/travel_time/__init__.py

balloob · 2020-01-15T22:23:49Z

homeassistant/components/travel_time/__init__.py

+        return None
+
+    @property
+    def duration_in_traffic(self) -> str:


Is this something that is always available ? Should we start with not having this

Distance and destination_name are used by the travel_time card by @ljmerza.
Having both duration and duration_in_traffic enables certain usecases without having to create two sensors. E.g. alert me when the current duration_in_traffic is more than 30% of the normal duration.
waze_travel_time is the only integration to currently not support duration_in_traffic.

ok let's keep it.

balloob

Please remove the migration from here_travel_time to a platform for travel_time from this PR. Instead, add a demo platform. Also make sure to include tests.

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eifinger · 2020-03-21T15:43:38Z

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balloob · 2020-03-24T00:15:05Z

homeassistant/components/travel_time/__init__.py

+    return await hass.data[DOMAIN].async_unload_entry(entry)
+
+
+class TravelTimeEntity(Entity):


I've been thinking about this more and I think that we should have platforms implement entities. Shouldn't it just be services that take in a start, end and options and return a measurement which then is represented by an entity.

The idea behind this was the other way round. Define a clear set of properties a TravelTime Entity should have so they can be used in Lovelace cards, automations, appdaemon etc.
Currently all of the above look different for Google, Waze, Here....
For example:

Google has an attribute destination_addresses which is a list.
Waze has destination_address HERE has destination_name.

Additional thought was that the configuration options should be named the same.

That would still work ? The travel_time integration defines thte entity and the exposed data, so it's the same. It just sources that data from a service object provided by integrations instead of having integrations provide the entity objects directly.

Is there an existing platform/integration which does that already so I could have a look?

Notification, but I don't like that implementation :(

I guess we can still use entities but just have each entity implement an abstract method that returns all info at once ?

I don't know. Maybe the existing approach is ok. 🤷‍♂ It just feels a little weird.

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Add template extension coordinates #30019

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add support for entity_id as state of entity

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add circular reference detection

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first draft for travel_time integration

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use travel_mode and return correct state

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		SCAN_INTERVAL = timedelta(minutes=5)

		PLATFORM_SCHEMA = cv.PLATFORM_SCHEMA.extend({}, extra=vol.ALLOW_EXTRA)

		return await hass.data[DOMAIN].async_unload_entry(entry)


		class TravelTimeEntity(Entity):

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