v0.3.0

[leosperry]

• Added conditional automations
  • These will ensure a condition remains true for an extended period of time. Consider turning off lights when there's no motion for 20 minutes
• Added IAutomationRegistry for adding multiple instances of the same type of automation
  • Consider the above example and you want to create multiple instances of an automation that turns off lights when no motion is detected. By using the automation registry, you can add the same automation for multiple sensors/lights.
  • The automation registry exposes an IAutomationFactory. Currently it supports adding simple and conditional automations by accepting callback functions. In a future version it will support the above example more cleanly by taking in entity ID's instead of callbacks.
  • If you want to created your own automations and expose them via the registry, you should add the ExcludeFromDiscovery attribute to your automation class. This will prevent it from being added into your services automagically. This attribute is used internally to hide a wrapper for the conditional automation which converts it into an IAutomation
• Added LightTurnOnModel for API calls to turn on a light. This makes it much easier to set RGB and other properties without needing to read the Home Assistant documentation.

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This discussion was created from the release v0.3.0.