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home-automation/apps/api/resolvers.py

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"""Group and scene resolution logic."""
import logging
from pathlib import Path
from typing import Any, TypedDict
from packages.home_capabilities import (
GroupConfig,
GroupsConfigRoot,
SceneStep,
get_group_by_id,
load_layout,
)
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# ============================================================================
# TYPE DEFINITIONS
# ============================================================================
class DeviceDTO(TypedDict, total=False):
"""Device Data Transfer Object.
Represents a device as returned by /devices endpoint or load_devices().
Required fields:
device_id: Unique device identifier
type: Device type (light, thermostat, relay, etc.)
Optional fields:
name: Human-readable device name
features: Device capabilities (power, brightness, etc.)
technology: MQTT, zigbee2mqtt, simulator, etc.
topics: MQTT topic configuration
metadata: Additional device information
"""
device_id: str
type: str
name: str
features: dict[str, Any]
technology: str
topics: dict[str, str]
metadata: dict[str, Any]
# ============================================================================
# DEVICE-ROOM MAPPING
# ============================================================================
# Global cache for device -> room mapping
_device_room_cache: dict[str, str] = {}
def load_device_rooms(path: str | Path | None = None) -> dict[str, str]:
"""
Load device-to-room mapping from layout configuration.
This function extracts a mapping of device_id -> room_name from the layout.yaml
file, which is useful for resolving selectors like {room: "Küche"}.
Args:
path: Optional path to layout.yaml. If None, uses default path
(config/layout.yaml relative to workspace root)
Returns:
Dictionary mapping device_id to room_name. Returns empty dict if:
- layout.yaml doesn't exist
- layout.yaml is malformed
- layout.yaml is empty
Example:
>>> mapping = load_device_rooms()
>>> mapping['kueche_lampe1']
'Küche'
"""
global _device_room_cache
try:
# Load the layout using existing function
layout = load_layout(path)
# Build device -> room mapping
device_rooms: dict[str, str] = {}
for room in layout.rooms:
for device in room.devices:
device_rooms[device.device_id] = room.name
# Update global cache
_device_room_cache = device_rooms.copy()
logger.info(f"Loaded device-room mapping: {len(device_rooms)} devices")
return device_rooms
except (FileNotFoundError, ValueError, Exception) as e:
logger.warning(f"Failed to load device-room mapping: {e}")
logger.warning("Returning empty device-room mapping")
_device_room_cache = {}
return {}
def get_room(device_id: str) -> str | None:
"""
Get the room name for a given device ID.
This function uses the cached device-room mapping loaded by load_device_rooms().
If the cache is empty, it will attempt to load it first.
Args:
device_id: The device identifier to lookup
Returns:
Room name if device is found, None otherwise
Example:
>>> get_room('kueche_lampe1')
'Küche'
>>> get_room('nonexistent_device')
None
"""
# Check if cache is populated
if not _device_room_cache:
logger.debug("Device-room cache empty, loading from layout...")
# Load mapping (this updates the global _device_room_cache)
load_device_rooms()
# Access the cache after potential reload
return _device_room_cache.get(device_id)
def clear_room_cache() -> None:
"""
Clear the cached device-room mapping.
This is useful for testing or when the layout configuration has changed
and needs to be reloaded.
"""
_device_room_cache.clear()
logger.debug("Cleared device-room cache")
# ============================================================================
# GROUP & SCENE RESOLUTION
# ============================================================================
def resolve_group_devices(
group: GroupConfig,
devices: list[DeviceDTO],
device_rooms: dict[str, str]
) -> list[DeviceDTO]:
"""
Resolve devices for a group based on device_ids or selector.
Args:
group: Group configuration with device_ids or selector
devices: List of all available devices
device_rooms: Mapping of device_id -> room_name
Returns:
List of devices matching the group criteria (no duplicates)
Example:
>>> # Group with explicit device_ids
>>> group = GroupConfig(id="test", name="Test", device_ids=["lamp1", "lamp2"])
>>> resolve_group_devices(group, all_devices, {})
[{"device_id": "lamp1", ...}, {"device_id": "lamp2", ...}]
>>> # Group with selector (all lights in kitchen)
>>> group = GroupConfig(
... id="kitchen_lights",
... name="Kitchen Lights",
... selector=GroupSelector(type="light", room="Küche")
... )
>>> resolve_group_devices(group, all_devices, device_rooms)
[{"device_id": "kueche_deckenlampe", ...}, ...]
"""
# Case 1: Explicit device_ids
if group.device_ids:
device_id_set = set(group.device_ids)
return [d for d in devices if d["device_id"] in device_id_set]
# Case 2: Selector-based filtering
if group.selector:
filtered = []
for device in devices:
# Filter by type (required in selector)
if device["type"] != group.selector.type:
continue
# Filter by room (optional)
if group.selector.room:
device_room = device_rooms.get(device["device_id"])
if device_room != group.selector.room:
continue
# Filter by tags (optional, future feature)
# if group.selector.tags:
# device_tags = device.get("metadata", {}).get("tags", [])
# if not any(tag in device_tags for tag in group.selector.tags):
# continue
filtered.append(device)
return filtered
# No device_ids and no selector → empty list
return []
def resolve_scene_step_devices(
step: SceneStep,
groups_config: GroupsConfigRoot,
devices: list[DeviceDTO],
device_rooms: dict[str, str]
) -> list[DeviceDTO]:
"""
Resolve devices for a scene step based on group_id or selector.
Args:
step: Scene step with group_id or selector
groups_config: Groups configuration for group lookup
devices: List of all available devices
device_rooms: Mapping of device_id -> room_name
Returns:
List of devices matching the step criteria
Raises:
ValueError: If group_id is specified but group not found
Example:
>>> # Step with group_id
>>> step = SceneStep(group_id="kitchen_lights", action={...})
>>> resolve_scene_step_devices(step, groups_cfg, all_devices, device_rooms)
[{"device_id": "kueche_deckenlampe", ...}, ...]
>>> # Step with selector
>>> step = SceneStep(
... selector=SceneSelector(type="light", room="Küche"),
... action={...}
... )
>>> resolve_scene_step_devices(step, groups_cfg, all_devices, device_rooms)
[{"device_id": "kueche_deckenlampe", ...}, ...]
"""
# Case 1: Group reference
if step.group_id:
# Look up the group
group = get_group_by_id(groups_config, step.group_id)
if not group:
raise ValueError(
f"Scene step references unknown group_id: '{step.group_id}'. "
f"Available groups: {[g.id for g in groups_config.groups]}"
)
# Resolve the group's devices
return resolve_group_devices(group, devices, device_rooms)
# Case 2: Direct selector
if step.selector:
filtered = []
for device in devices:
# Filter by type (optional in scene selector)
if step.selector.type and device["type"] != step.selector.type:
continue
# Filter by room (optional)
if step.selector.room:
device_room = device_rooms.get(device["device_id"])
if device_room != step.selector.room:
continue
# Filter by tags (optional, future feature)
# if step.selector.tags:
# device_tags = device.get("metadata", {}).get("tags", [])
# if not any(tag in device_tags for tag in step.selector.tags):
# continue
filtered.append(device)
return filtered
# Should not reach here due to SceneStep validation (must have group_id or selector)
return []