The cache was useful trick when the property accesses caused I/O,
which is unnecessary now as dev.update() does explicitly cache results until its called again.
* Enable Windows & OSX builds
* Add pypy for ubuntu
* Fix isort
* Disable PyPy
typed-ast building fails due to a missing header
ast27/Parser/tokenizer.c:17:10: fatal error: codecs.h: No such file or directory
* All child device handling is moved out from the main smartdevice class, which simplifies the code.
* This will also cleanup the constructors as only the subdevices require the ID and the parent reference.
* SmartStripPlug offers SmartPlug like interface, but does not allow separate updates
* Trying to update() on the children will cause a warning.
* do not update inside __repr__
* Convert discovery to asyncio
* Use asyncio.DatagramProtocol
* Cleanup parameters, no more positional arguments
Closes#7
* Remove sync interface
* This requires #13 to be merged. Closes#12.
* Converts cli to use asyncio.run() where needed.
* The children from smartstrips is being initialized during the first update call.
* Convert on and off commands to use asyncio.run
* conftest: do the initial update automatically for the device, cleans up tests a bit
* return subdevices alias for strip plugs, remove sync from docstrings
* Make tests pass using pytest-asyncio
* Simplify tests and use pytest-asyncio.
* Removed the emeter tests for child devices, as this information do not seem to exist (based on the dummy sysinfo data). Can be added again if needed.
* Remove sync from docstrings.
* Fix incorrect type hint
* Add type hints and some docstrings to discovery
Instead of leveraging hound & travis, add an option for azure pipelines,
which may replace the former in the future.
This also streamlines the contributing guidelines by:
* Adding pre-commit hooks to run isort, black, flake8, mypy
* Adding lint environment to allow checks to be run `tox -e lint`
This also contains a major cleanup to the SmartStrip handling which was due.
After seeing #184 I thought I should push this in as it is for comments before the codebase diverges too much.
