Installation instructions

[rien]

Hi, I have just set up my Home Assistant and we're using Brunata Online to track water usage and heating.

I've tried to enable this integration by linking the https://github.com/YukiElectronics/ha-brunata/tree/main/custom_components/brunata_online folder in my <config>/custom_components folder, HASS does not seem to pick it up correctly:

2024-07-26 16:52:33.264 WARNING (MainThread) [homeassistant.helpers.translation] Failed to load integration for translation: Integration 'brunata_online' not found.
2024-07-26 16:52:34.164 ERROR (MainThread) [homeassistant.setup] Setup failed for 'brunata_online': Integration not found.

Can you provide installation instructions how to test this integration? Thanks!

[YukiElectronics-YT]

Good afternoon,

So far, only the API portion is in a functional state, as I haven't quite learned the ins and outs of HA Integration development (still struggling a bit with async/await, hence the use of requests instead of aiohttp)

If you'd like to test the API portion, you could do the following:

1. Clone the repository and open it in your terminal of choice
2. cd ./custom_components/brunata_online
3. Replace from .const import ( with from const import ( in api.py:13
4. python3 -i ./api.py
5. Create an instance of BrunataOnlineApiClient with your username and password, let's call it CLIENT for now
6. Call CLIENT.get_meters(), then CLIENT.get_consumption(ConsumptionType.WATER, Interval.DAY)
   This should store your daily water consumption for the current month in CLIENT._water
7. Finally, you can run import json and json.dumps(CLIENT._water, indent=2)
   This should print out your water consumption in the Python REPL.

Sadly, I haven't had much time recently, so the development is progressing slower than I would've liked... If you have any experience in writing integrations or Python tests, I'm more than open to reviewing pull requests 🙂

In any case, I'll keep this issue open so I can add comments as functionality improves. I'll also tag the first commit in which the integration works as a release build; that way, even if I forget to comment here, you'll know it's ready to be installed in Home Assistant then 😅

Kind regards,
Yuki