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Add sensor offset to time trigger UI #21957

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Frontend for home-assistant/core#120858

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    • Enhanced flexibility for time trigger configurations, allowing for more complex settings.
    • Improved contextual output for automation triggers, providing clearer information about entities and offsets.
    • Added localization support for new key-value pairs related to automation triggers, improving user interface clarity.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Refined handling of input modes in automation triggers for better usability and functionality.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the automation system, primarily focusing on the TimeTrigger interface and related logic. The at property type is expanded to accommodate more complex configurations, allowing for additional parameters like entity_id and offset. Changes are also made to the tryDescribeTrigger function to enhance output clarity. The HaTimeTrigger class is updated to improve input mode handling and schema generation. Additionally, new localization entries are added to the language files to support the updated features.

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Files Change Summary
src/data/automation.ts Modified TimeTrigger interface to change at property type from string to `string
src/data/automation_i18n.ts Updated tryDescribeTrigger function to construct a more informative output string when processing at parameter for time triggers.
src/panels/config/automation/trigger/types/ha-automation-trigger-time.ts Enhanced HaTimeTrigger class with new input modes, updated schema handling, and improved logic for determining inputMode.
src/translations/en.json Added new localization entries: "offset", "entity", and "offset_by" to support the updated automation trigger features.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 23e37da and ce6e484.

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  • src/data/automation.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/data/automation_i18n.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/panels/config/automation/trigger/types/ha-automation-trigger-time.ts (4 hunks)
  • src/translations/en.json (1 hunks)
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src/panels/config/automation/trigger/types/ha-automation-trigger-time.ts

[error] 139-139: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

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src/panels/config/automation/trigger/types/ha-automation-trigger-time.ts (3)

23-26: Approved: Enhanced input mode handling.

The modification to _inputMode supports the new functionality effectively by allowing the component to handle different types of inputs, enhancing the flexibility and usability of the time trigger configuration.


33-76: Approved: Dynamic schema generation enhancements.

The updates to the _schema method enhance its functionality by making the schema generation dynamic and responsive to the user's input mode and offset visibility. This is a key improvement for supporting the new sensor offset feature in the time trigger UI.


100-119: Approved: Render method updates for enhanced UI responsiveness.

The changes in the render method ensure that the UI components are updated dynamically based on the trigger configuration. This is crucial for the usability and accuracy of the time trigger settings, especially with the new sensor offset feature.

src/data/automation.ts (1)

156-156: Approve the modification with a suggestion to verify integration.

The change to the TimeTrigger interface, allowing the at property to accept both a string and a complex object, is a significant enhancement for flexibility in automation triggers. This aligns well with the PR's objectives.

However, ensure that this change is thoroughly tested to confirm that it integrates seamlessly with the UI and that all parts of the system that interact with the TimeTrigger are updated to handle the new type structure.

Run the following script to verify the integration of the TimeTrigger changes:

src/translations/en.json (3)

3046-3046: Localization Key Added: "offset"

The key "offset" has been added with the value referencing another localization key for the offset configuration in automation triggers. This is a standard practice for maintaining localization consistency and reusability.


3047-3047: Localization Key Added: "entity"

The key "entity" has been added with a descriptive value "Entity with timestamp". This is clear and provides a good description for the type of entity expected, which is useful for clarity in the user interface.


3048-3048: Localization Key Added: "offset_by"

The key "offset_by" has been added with a formatted string "offset by {offset}". This allows for dynamic insertion of the offset value in the UI, enhancing the flexibility of the localization. The use of placeholders in localization strings is a good practice as it supports dynamic content.

Comment on lines 136 to 157
const newValue = { ...ev.detail.value };
this._inputMode = newValue.mode;
if (newValue.mode === MODE_TIME) {
delete newValue.entity;
delete newValue.offset;
} else {
delete newValue.time;
if (!newValue.entity?.startsWith("sensor.")) {
delete newValue.offset;
}
}
fireEvent(this, "value-changed", {
value: {
platform: "time",
at: newValue.offset
? {
entity_id: newValue.entity,
offset: newValue.offset,
}
: newValue.entity || newValue.time,
},
});
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Consider replacing the delete operator for better performance.

The use of the delete operator in the _valueChanged method could impact performance. Consider setting properties to undefined instead, which can be more performance-friendly in JavaScript environments.

Here's a suggested change:

- delete newValue.entity;
- delete newValue.offset;
- delete newValue.time;
+ newValue.entity = undefined;
+ newValue.offset = undefined;
+ newValue.time = undefined;

Verify that this change does not affect the functionality, as the semantic meaning of undefined and a property not existing can differ in some contexts.

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const newValue = { ...ev.detail.value };
this._inputMode = newValue.mode;
if (newValue.mode === MODE_TIME) {
delete newValue.entity;
delete newValue.offset;
} else {
delete newValue.time;
if (!newValue.entity?.startsWith("sensor.")) {
delete newValue.offset;
}
}
fireEvent(this, "value-changed", {
value: {
platform: "time",
at: newValue.offset
? {
entity_id: newValue.entity,
offset: newValue.offset,
}
: newValue.entity || newValue.time,
},
});
const newValue = { ...ev.detail.value };
this._inputMode = newValue.mode;
if (newValue.mode === MODE_TIME) {
newValue.entity = undefined;
newValue.offset = undefined;
} else {
newValue.time = undefined;
if (!newValue.entity?.startsWith("sensor.")) {
newValue.offset = undefined;
}
}
fireEvent(this, "value-changed", {
value: {
platform: "time",
at: newValue.offset
? {
entity_id: newValue.entity,
offset: newValue.offset,
}
: newValue.entity || newValue.time,
},
});
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[error] 139-139: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

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[error] 140-140: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

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[error] 142-142: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

(lint/performance/noDelete)


[error] 144-144: Avoid the delete operator which can impact performance.

Unsafe fix: Use an undefined assignment instead.

(lint/performance/noDelete)

@@ -349,7 +349,7 @@ const tryDescribeTrigger = (
if (trigger.platform === "time" && trigger.at) {
const result = ensureArray(trigger.at).map((at) =>
typeof at !== "string"
? at
? `entity ${hass.states[at.entity_id] ? computeStateName(hass.states[at.entity_id]) : at.entity_id} ${at.offset ? " " + hass.localize(`${triggerTranslationBaseKey}.time.offset_by`, { offset: describeDuration(hass.locale, at.offset) }) : ""}`
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Confirm and enhance the handling of at parameter in time triggers.

The updated implementation for handling the at parameter in time triggers is a significant improvement, providing more detailed descriptions based on the entity's state and optional offset. This change aligns with the PR's goal to enhance the user interface by adding sensor offset functionality.

However, consider enhancing the readability of this block by breaking down the complex ternary operation into more manageable parts or using helper functions. This could improve maintainability and make the code easier to understand for future contributors.

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I'll follow the rabbit comment here when reviewing. The ternary operator is being used correctly and efficiently. However, combining multiple ternaries in a single line can make the code harder to read and maintain. It might be clearer to refactor this into if-else blocks for better readability.

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@silamon: Thank you for considering the suggestion! Refactoring the complex ternary operations into if-else blocks will certainly enhance readability and make the code easier to maintain. Please feel free to reach out if you need any assistance.

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Comment on lines 115 to 120
const data = {
mode: inputMode ? "input" : "value",
...this.trigger,
mode,
entity,
time,
offset,
};
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We should make data a memoized function so it wont create a new object on every render

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done

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silamon previously approved these changes Sep 25, 2024
@karwosts karwosts marked this pull request as draft September 29, 2024 13:55
@karwosts karwosts marked this pull request as ready for review September 29, 2024 14:15
@silamon silamon merged commit 79c71cb into home-assistant:dev Oct 11, 2024
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@karwosts karwosts deleted the time-trigger-offset branch October 11, 2024 20:13
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tsvi commented Oct 13, 2024

@karwosts will this also support template based timestamp triggers? I just discovered that in the current UI, the drop-down doesn't support template sensors which are defined as being timestamps (I'm aware,that's before your changes).

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the drop-down doesn't support template sensors which are defined as being timestamps

I'm surprised to hear that, doesn't sound right. The dropdown just filters for sensor domain, with device_class timestamp. The integration it originates from (e.g. Template) shouldn't matter. I don't think I changed that in this PR, that should have always worked. (and I just checked it worked for me, so if it's not working for you maybe need a little more detail?).

Maybe check that again.

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tsvi commented Oct 13, 2024

Yes, looks like it works now.. don't know why it didn't seem to work earlier.

MindFreeze pushed a commit to MindFreeze/frontend that referenced this pull request Oct 15, 2024
* Add sensor offset to time trigger UI

* refactor long expression

* memoize data

* fix for trigger platform migration
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