Please ask support questions in homeassistant forums: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/add-support-for-hubspace-by-afero/306645

Background

HubSpace is reliant on a cloud connection which means this integration could break at any point. Not all devices may be supported with and developer time will be required to add new devices. Supported device types:

• fan
  • On/Off
  • Speed
  • Preset mode
• device-lock
  • Lock / Unlock
• light
  • On/Off
  • Color Temperature
  • Color Sequences
  • Dimming
  • RGB
  • Not working
    • HS (missing data dump for this device)
    • RGBW (missing data dump for this device)
    • RGBWW (missing data dump for this device)
    • WHITE (missing data dump for this device)
    • XY (missing data dump for this device)
• power-outlet
  • On/Off
• switch
  • On/Off
• landscape-transformer (missing data dump for this device)
  • On/Off
• water-valve
  • Open / Close

Breaking Change:

@Expl0dingBanana did amazing work to allow configuration via the UI, async calls, robust autoscan, and treating devices correctly instead of everything as a light. A few devices are left to be tested.

Configuration is done through the Add Integrations rather than configuration.yaml. Some devices may not work after moving the configuration to the integration. Please review the docs on how to gather the device data to send to the developer.

No longer supports services. Many often used services are incorperated into the device types. Hopefully will be added back

Thanks to @dloveall and now @Expl0dingBanana this release will automatically discover most devices. Post an issue, if your device is no longer found.

Since some of the internals were changed, so your light name may change. locks will now be locks, fans actual fans, etc

To solve this, go to Settings->Devices and Services->Entities find the light.friendlyname and delete it. then find the light.friendlyname_2 and rename it light.friendlyname

Information :

This integration talks to the HubSpace API to set and retrieve states for all of your registered devices. Once the devices are discovered, it will determine device capability and show correctly within Home Assistant.

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Installation

UI (Preferred)

Add this repo as a custom repository in HACS. Add the hubspace integration.

Clicking this badge should add the repo for you:

Manual

Manually add repo: Adding a custom repo directions https://hacs.xyz/docs/faq/custom_repositories/ Use the custom repo link https://github.com/jdeath/Hubspace-Homeassistant Select the category type integration Then once it's there (still in HACS) click the INSTALL button

Manual method: copy the hubspace/ folder in the repo to <config_dir>/custom_components/hubspace/.

Configuration

After HubSpace has been added through HACs, the configuration continues within the UI like other integrations. First select Settings on the navigation bar, then select Devices & services, ensure you are on the Integrations tab, then finally select ADD INTEGRATION at the bottom right of the page. Search for HubSpace and enter your username and password and click SUBMIT. Entities should start appearing shortly after clicking submit.

If your username or password is incorrect, the form will not be submitted.

Troubleshooting

• I have a device in HubSpace that is not added to Home Assistant
  • Check the logs for any warning / errors around hubspace and report the issue.
  • If no warning / error messages exist around HubSpace, the device type is likely not supported. Refer to the troubleshooting section to grab anonymized logs and open a new issue with the logs and state the device that did not discover
• I have a device and its missing functionality
  • Refer to the troubleshooting section to grab anonymized logs and open a new issue with the logs and state the device that is not working along with the broken functionality
• I have a device and its functionality is not working
  • Refer to the troubleshooting section to grab anonymized logs and open a new issue with the logs and state the device that is not working along with the broken functionality
  • If the developers are unable to solve the problem with the anonymized data, the raw data may need to be provided

Support for a new model

To support a new model, the states and metadata will need to be gathered. To accomplish this, you will need to gather the data. There are two ways to grab this information:

• Through a shell (target a specific device)
• Through the UI

Shell

Gathering this information through the shell is preferred as you can target the device you want. You must have a python interpreter installed for this to work. After it is installed, the following setup steps must be run:

• (Optional) Use a virtualenv
  • Unix

    • python -m pip install virtualenv
      python -m virtualenv ~/.virtualenv/hubspace
      source ~/.virtualenv/hubspace/bin/activate

  • Windows

    • python -m pip install virtualenv
      python -m virtualenv "%userprofile%\.virtualenv\hubspace"
      %userprofile%\.virtualenv\hubspace\Scripts\activate.bat

• Download requirements

  • python -m pip install requests "hubspace_async>=0.0.5" asyncclick

• Goto your home directory
  • Unix

    • cd ~

  • Windows

    • cd  %userprofile%

• Download the anonymizer code

  • python -c "import requests; data=requests.get('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jdeath/Hubspace-Homeassistant/main/custom_components/hubspace/anonomyize_data.py').text; fh=open('anonomyize_data.py', 'w'); fh.write(data); fh.close();"

• Run the anonymizer code (but fill in username and password)
  • Determine the device (gets child_id and friendly names)
    • Get all devices

      • python anonomyize_data.py --username "<username>" --password "<password>" get-devs

  • Gather data based on friendlyName or childID. This will create a .json file with the friendlyname in the current directory
    • Get devices based on a friendlyName

      • python anonomyize_data.py --username "<username>" --password "<password>" friendly-name --fn "<friendly name>"

    • Get devices based on a childId

      • python anonomyize_data.py --username "<username>" --password "<password>" child-id --child_id "<child_id>"

Through the UI

Gathering data through the UI provides a less targeted approach to gathering data as it will pull all devices. This may be required if a device cannot be fixed with a normal data dump, or you are not comfortable running python on your system. It requires the add-on File Editor or a similar add-on / integration that enables you to download files from Home Assistant. After the file downloader has been installed onto Home Assistant, the following steps are required to gather the data:

• Enable Debug
  • Settings -> Devices & services -> Integrations -> hubspace -> Enable debug logging
• Wait 30s - 60s for the files to generate
• Open File Editor
• Click the folder icon on the top left
• Navigate to custom_components -> hubspace
• Download the required files:
  • _dump_hs_devices.json: Anonymized device dumps consumed by the HubSpace integration
  • _dump_hs_raw.json: Raw data from the connector. This data is not anonymized
• Disable debug
  • Settings -> Devices & services -> Integrations -> hubspace -> Disable debug logging