Merged into Pyscript integration.
This repository is archived and kept for reference.

This experimental project offers a solution to enhance PyScript script development for Home Assistant by providing autocomplete functionality in development environments.

• PyScript Objects Mocking: Enhances autocomplete for PyScript objects in IDEs.
• Class Generation for Services: Auto-generates Python classes for Home Assistant services, including methods and documentation.
• Sensor Class Generation: Creates classes for Home Assistant sensors with relevant attributes.
• Method Generation For Sensors: Supports sensor.method() generation for service calls with target
• IDE-Only Operation: Operates exclusively within IDEs, not affecting PyScript or Home Assistant functionality.

• Update PyScript Configuration: Enable allow_all_imports and hass_is_global in your PyScript configuration
• Configure PyScript: Add the following to your PyScript configuration in configuration.yaml
  • add to pyscript configuration

  apps:
      pyscript_autocomplete:

  • Copy the apps/pyscript_autocomplete folder to your PyScript directory.
• Generate Autocomplete Data: Use the Home Assistant UI to call the pyscript.autocomplete_generator service.
• Integrate with Local Project: add pyscript/modules as source root in your IDE.
• Import in PyScript Files: In any PyScript file, add the line from pyscript_mock import * for autocomplete functionality.

• exclude: A list of regular expressions used to exclude specific services, sensors, and attributes. By default, this list is empty, meaning nothing is excluded.
• include: A list of regular expressions to specifically include certain services, sensors, and attributes. By default, all are included.

Example:

apps:
  pyscript_autocomplete:
    exclude:
        - person\.test\.friendly_name
    include:
        - sensor\.
        - homeassistant\.turn_.*
        - person

• Incompatibility with identifiers that are invalid in Python (e.g., starting with a number).
• Use only from pyscript_mock import *. Importing specific classes will lead to errors, as these classes do not exist in PyScript runtime.
• In PyScript runtime, sensor.some_sensor_id becomes a StateVal state object, representing the current value of the sensor.

  # This code will not work
  @state_trigger(sensor.some_sensor_id)
  def test(context: Context, var_name: str, value: str, **kwargs):
  # Correct code
  @state_trigger("sensor.some_sensor_id")
  def test(context: Context, var_name: str, value: str, **kwargs):

  • If custom-components/pyscript#555 is accepted, it will be possible to use:

    @state_trigger(sensor.some_sensor_id.entity_id)
    @state_trigger(f"{sensor.some_sensor_id.entity_id}>10")
    def test(context: Context, var_name: str, value: str, **kwargs):