Example reading energy meters
Below is a example application that reads a device's energy meters
Module to initialise the SCSmartDevice instance
See the example config page for the YAML configuration used by this example.
"""Manual testing code for the ShellyControl class."""
import threading
from mergedeep import merge
from sc_foundation import (
SCCommon,
SCConfigManager,
SCLogger,
)
from validation_extras import smart_switch_extra_validation
from sc_smart_device import SCSmartDevice, smart_devices_validator
CONFIG_FILE = "examples/switch_config.yaml"
def switch_init(wake_event: threading.Event | None = None, extra_validation: dict | None = None) -> tuple[SCConfigManager, SCLogger, SCSmartDevice]:
"""Create an instance of the SCConfigManager, SCLogger and SCSmartDevice class.
Args:
wake_event (threading.Event | None): Optional threading event to signal webhook events.
extra_validation (dict | None): Optional extra validation schema to merge with the default schema.
Returns:
tuple[SCConfigManager, SCLogger, SCSmartDevice]: A tuple containing the initialized SCConfigManager, SCLogger, and SCSmartDevice instances.
Raises:
RuntimeError: If there is an error with the configuration file, logger initialization, or SCSmartDevice initialization.
"""
# Merge the SmartDevices validation schema with the default validation schema
merged_schema = merge({}, smart_devices_validator, smart_switch_extra_validation, extra_validation or {})
assert isinstance(merged_schema, dict), "Merged schema should be type dict"
# Initialize the SC_ConfigManager class
try:
config = SCConfigManager(
config_file=CONFIG_FILE,
validation_schema=merged_schema,
)
except RuntimeError as e:
error_msg = f"Configuration file error: {e}"
raise RuntimeError(error_msg) from e
# Initialize the SC_Logger class
try:
logger_settings = config.get_logger_settings()
logger = SCLogger(logger_settings)
except RuntimeError as e:
error_msg = f"Logger initialisation error: {e}"
raise RuntimeError(error_msg) from e
# Test internet connection
if not SCCommon.check_internet_connection():
logger.log_message("No internet connection detected.", "error")
smart_switch_settings = config.get("SCSmartDevices")
if smart_switch_settings is None:
error_msg = "No SmartDevices settings found in the configuration file."
raise RuntimeError(error_msg)
# Initialize the SCSmartDevice class
try:
smart_switch_control = SCSmartDevice(logger, smart_switch_settings, wake_event)
except RuntimeError as e:
error_msg = f"SCSmartDevice initialization error: {e}"
raise RuntimeError(error_msg) from e
logger.log_message(f"SCSmartDevice initialized successfully with {len(smart_switch_control.devices)} devices.", "summary")
return config, logger, smart_switch_control
Example application
"""Example of using the SmartDevice control to read energy meters."""
import platform
import sys
import time
from sc_foundation import SCLogger
from switch_init import switch_init
from sc_smart_device import SCSmartDevice
# ------- Uncomment the relevant section below to test different devices and meters -------
# Test a Shelly energy Meter
meter_device_name = "Sydney Panel EM1"
output_name = "Sydney Panel EM1 O1"
meter1_name = "Sydney Panel EM1 M1"
meter2_name = "Sydney Panel EM1 M2"
# Test a Tasmota switch
# meter_device_name = "Sydney Dev B"
# output_name = "Sydney Dev B O1"
# meter1_name = "Sydney Dev B M1"
# meter2_name = None
def test_new_meter(logger: SCLogger, smart_switch_control: SCSmartDevice):
"""Test SmartDevices energy meter functionality."""
loop_delay = 1
loop_count = 0
max_loops = 5
logger.log_message(f"Testing meter functionality for device: {meter_device_name}", "summary")
# Get the device and components
try:
meter_device = smart_switch_control.get_device(meter_device_name)
output = smart_switch_control.get_device_component("output", output_name)
meter1 = smart_switch_control.get_device_component("meter", meter1_name)
meter2 = smart_switch_control.get_device_component("meter", meter2_name) if meter2_name else None
except RuntimeError as e:
print(f"Error getting device: {e}", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
except TimeoutError as e:
print(f"Timeout error getting device: {e}", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
else:
logger.log_message(f"{meter_device_name} status:\n {smart_switch_control.print_device_status(meter_device_name)}", "detailed")
while loop_count < max_loops:
# Refresh the status of all devices
smart_switch_control.get_device_status(meter_device)
meter1_volts = meter1.get("Voltage", False)
meter1_power = meter1.get("Power", False)
meter1_energy = meter1.get("Energy", False)
meter2_volts = meter2.get("Voltage", False) if meter2 else False
meter2_power = meter2.get("Power", False) if meter2 else False
meter2_energy = meter2.get("Energy", False) if meter2 else False
logger.log_message(f"{output_name} State: {output.get('State', False)}.", "detailed")
logger.log_message(f"{meter1_name} Volts: {meter1_volts}, Power: {meter1_power}, Energy: {meter1_energy}.", "detailed")
if meter2:
logger.log_message(f"{meter2_name} Volts: {meter2_volts}, Power: {meter2_power}, Energy: {meter2_energy}.", "detailed")
time.sleep(loop_delay)
loop_count += 1
def main():
"""Main function to run the example code."""
print(f"Hello from switch_meter running on {platform.system()}")
# Initialize the configuration manager, logger, and SmartDevices control
try:
_config, logger, smart_switch_control = switch_init()
except RuntimeError as e:
print(f"Initialization error: {e}", file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
test_new_meter(logger, smart_switch_control)
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()