manager

type AccessoryManager ¶

type AccessoryManager interface {
	Accessories() []*accessory.A
	Update(sys *myplace.System)
}

AccessoryManager is an interface for managing synchronization of state between homekit accessories and the MyPlace system.

type AirConManager ¶

type AirConManager struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

AirConManager manages the state of thermostat accessories for each zone of an air-conditioning unit.

func NewAirConManager(
	store hap.Store,
	commands chan<- []myplace.Command,
	ac *myplace.AirCon,
) *AirConManager

func (m *AirConManager) Accessories() []*accessory.A

func (m *AirConManager) Update(s *myplace.System)

type FanManager ¶

type FanManager struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

FanManager manages the state of a "fan speed" accessory.

This allows the user to set an air-conditioning unit's fan speed via HomeKit.

Note that because HomeKit does not have a fan accessory with an "auto" setting, the accessory is presented as an "override" to the auto setting. If the AC unit is "on", and the fan accessory is "off", the fan speed is set to auto.

I've found this provides the best experience when using Siri to control the fan speed, allowing phrases like "Turn off the fan speed override". I couldn't work out any combination of characteristics that would allow phrases like "Set the fan speed to auto", which would be ideal.

func NewFanManager(
	commands chan<- []myplace.Command,
	ac *myplace.AirCon,
) *FanManager

func (m *FanManager) Accessories() []*accessory.A

func (m *FanManager) Update(s *myplace.System)