[mielecloud] Add channels energy and water consumption

[BjoernLange]

Resolves #14414.

[jlaur]

@BjoernLange - thanks for the PR. I plan to test it within the next few days. 🙂

[jlaur]

Initial feedback from first phase of testing (linking items to the new channels).

[jlaur]

@BjoernLange - in case you haven't noticed, the integration tests are failing.

[J-N-K]

LGTM regarding the update instructions.

[BjoernLange]

I suspect the integration tests are failing because the things that now have update instructions are missing the thingTypeVersion property. Is there a way to instantiate things as they are defined in the XML thing type description from OH-INF during test setup? Otherwise I will just attach the property for the three affected handler types by hand. Maybe you can give me a hint @J-N-K?

[BjoernLange]

I fixed the integration tests, would you mind having another look?

[jlaur]

Besides that SAT finding, LGTM.

I have tested on my productive system by backporting to 3.4.x. Unfortunately I haven't been able to make it work - both new channels stay UNDEF for my washing machine. Nothing of interest is logged, at least I see no payloads or other indicators with trace level. Have you been able to test successfully yourself, or do you have confirmation from other users? My washing machine is connected through XGW 3000, and I can see the consumption data in the Miele@home app.

[jlaur]

@BjoernLange - okay, I added some logging of the payload:

	"xxxxxxxxxxxx": {
		"ident": {
			"type": {
				"key_localized": "Device type",
				"value_raw": 1,
				"value_localized": "Washing machine"
			},
			"deviceName": "Vaskemaskine",
			"protocolVersion": 2,
			"deviceIdentLabel": {
				"fabNumber": "xxxxxxxxxxxx",
				"fabIndex": "10",
				"techType": "WMV960WPS",
				"matNumber": "xxxxxxxx",
				"swids": [
					"3918",
					"25204",
					"25117",
					"20163",
					"3944",
					"20242",
					"25042",
					"25043",
					"25026",
					"2971",
					"20166",
					"2971",
					"20166"
				]
			},
			"xkmIdentLabel": {
				"techType": "XKM3000Z",
				"releaseVersion": "01.16"
			}
		},
		"state": {
			"ProgramID": {
				"value_raw": 1,
				"value_localized": "Cottons",
				"key_localized": "Program name"
			},
			"status": {
				"value_raw": 5,
				"value_localized": "In use",
				"key_localized": "status"
			},
			"programType": {
				"value_raw": 1,
				"value_localized": "Own programme",
				"key_localized": "Program type"
			},
			"programPhase": {
				"value_raw": 261,
				"value_localized": "Rinsing",
				"key_localized": "Program phase"
			},
			"remainingTime": [
				0,
				10
			],
			"startTime": [
				0,
				0
			],
			"targetTemperature": [
				{
					"value_raw": 3000,
					"value_localized": 30.0,
					"unit": "Celsius"
				}
			],
			"coreTargetTemperature": [],
			"temperature": [],
			"coreTemperature": [],
			"signalInfo": false,
			"signalFailure": false,
			"signalDoor": false,
			"remoteEnable": {
				"fullRemoteControl": true,
				"smartGrid": false,
				"mobileStart": false
			},
			"ambientLight": null,
			"light": null,
			"elapsedTime": [
				1,
				26
			],
			"spinningSpeed": {
				"unit": "rpm",
				"value_raw": 1600,
				"value_localized": "1600",
				"key_localized": "Spin speed"
			},
			"dryingStep": {
				"value_raw": null,
				"value_localized": "",
				"key_localized": "Drying level"
			},
			"ventilationStep": {
				"value_raw": null,
				"value_localized": "",
				"key_localized": "Fan level"
			},
			"plateStep": [],
			"ecoFeedback": null,
			"batteryLevel": null
		}
	},

so it seems this information is simply not available for me. The Miele@home app must use some other API to get this information.

[jlaur]

LGTM

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