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Config: - .ruff.toml target-version py310 -> py312, matching pyproject's requires-python (>=3.12) and the 3.12 'type' aliases switch.py already ships. Unblocks two false invalid-syntax errors. - Ignore D102 in tests (test-class methods), consistent with the existing D100/D103 test ignores. Code (no behavior changes): - COM812 trailing commas + UP017 dt.UTC via ruff --fix, black re-wrap - RUF002: unicode minus/en-dash -> ASCII hyphen in docstrings - SIM105: contextlib.suppress for the lux-reading parse in config_flow - TRY300: move return out of try in _read_lux_sensor - PLC0415: hoist inline asyncio/logging imports to module top - E741: rename ambiguous 'l' comprehension variable to light_id - PT006/PT018: parametrize tuple + split compound assertion - D102: docstring for OptionsFlow.async_step_init - ARG001/ARG002: noqa with justification on HA-required signatures - PLR0912/PLR0915: noqa on prepare_adaptation_data and _update_attrs_and_maybe_adapt_lights (upstream-inherited complexity; splitting would hurt readability more than it helps) ./scripts/lint passes clean; 148 tests pass. |
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| README.md | ||
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⚠️ Not used by the CDiT fork
This Shiny webapp is the upstream Adaptive Lighting simulator. It models the upstream curve (with
brightness_mode,brightness_mode_time_*, sleep mode, etc.) — features the CDiT fork has removed.The CDiT fork uses a fixed-tanh curve with a hardcoded 30-minute half-width, anchored at the user's configured
sunrise_entity/sunset_entity. The simulator's outputs will not match what the integration computes.Kept here for upstream-merge hygiene. Not built or deployed by the fork's CI. See
../README.mdfor the fork's actual behavior.
To run this app locally, install the requirements and run shiny run.
$ cd webapp
$ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
$ shiny run
After the server starts, which should take only a moment, you can open http://127.0.0.1:8000 to see the interface.