from __future__ import annotations import asyncio import logging from contextlib import nullcontext from typing import TypedDict import pytest from pytest_mock import MockerFixture from kasa import KasaException, Module from kasa.smart import SmartDevice from kasa.smart.modules.firmware import DownloadState from ...device_fixtures import parametrize firmware = parametrize( "has firmware", component_filter="firmware", protocol_filter={"SMART"} ) @firmware @pytest.mark.parametrize( ("feature", "prop_name", "type", "required_version"), [ ("auto_update_enabled", "auto_update_enabled", bool, 2), ("update_available", "update_available", bool, 1), ("current_firmware_version", "current_firmware", str, 1), ("available_firmware_version", "latest_firmware", str, 1), ], ) async def test_firmware_features( dev: SmartDevice, feature, prop_name, type, required_version, mocker: MockerFixture ): """Test light effect.""" fw = dev.modules.get(Module.Firmware) assert fw assert fw.firmware_update_info is None if not dev.is_cloud_connected: pytest.skip("Device is not cloud connected, skipping test") await fw.check_latest_firmware() if fw.supported_version < required_version: pytest.skip(f"Feature {feature} requires newer version") prop = getattr(fw, prop_name) assert isinstance(prop, type) feat = dev.features[feature] assert feat.value == prop assert isinstance(feat.value, type) @firmware async def test_update_available_without_cloud(dev: SmartDevice): """Test that update_available returns None when disconnected.""" fw = dev.modules.get(Module.Firmware) assert fw assert fw.firmware_update_info is None if dev.is_cloud_connected: await fw.check_latest_firmware() assert isinstance(fw.update_available, bool) else: assert fw.update_available is None @firmware @pytest.mark.parametrize( ("update_available", "expected_result"), [ pytest.param(True, nullcontext(), id="available"), pytest.param(False, pytest.raises(KasaException), id="not-available"), ], ) @pytest.mark.requires_dummy() async def test_firmware_update( dev: SmartDevice, mocker: MockerFixture, caplog: pytest.LogCaptureFixture, update_available, expected_result, ): """Test updating firmware.""" caplog.set_level(logging.INFO) if not dev.is_cloud_connected: pytest.skip("Device is not cloud connected, skipping test") fw = dev.modules.get(Module.Firmware) assert fw upgrade_time = 5 class Extras(TypedDict): reboot_time: int upgrade_time: int auto_upgrade: bool extras: Extras = { "reboot_time": 5, "upgrade_time": upgrade_time, "auto_upgrade": False, } update_states = [ # Unknown 1 DownloadState(status=1, download_progress=0, **extras), # Downloading DownloadState(status=2, download_progress=10, **extras), DownloadState(status=2, download_progress=100, **extras), # Flashing DownloadState(status=3, download_progress=100, **extras), DownloadState(status=3, download_progress=100, **extras), # Done DownloadState(status=0, download_progress=100, **extras), ] asyncio_sleep = asyncio.sleep sleep = mocker.patch("asyncio.sleep") mocker.patch.object(fw, "get_update_state", side_effect=update_states) cb_mock = mocker.AsyncMock() assert fw.firmware_update_info is None with pytest.raises(KasaException): await fw.update(progress_cb=cb_mock) await fw.check_latest_firmware() assert fw.firmware_update_info is not None fw._firmware_update_info.status = 1 if update_available else 0 with expected_result: await fw.update(progress_cb=cb_mock) if not update_available: return # This is necessary to allow the eventloop to process the created tasks await asyncio_sleep(0) assert "Unhandled state code" in caplog.text assert "Downloading firmware, progress: 10" in caplog.text assert "Flashing firmware, sleeping" in caplog.text assert "Update idle" in caplog.text for state in update_states: cb_mock.assert_any_await(state) # sleep based on the upgrade_time sleep.assert_any_call(upgrade_time)