Add support for setting Eco (Quiet/Powerful/Auto) Mode

[djbulsink]

Add support for setting Eco (Quiet/Powerful/Auto) Mode

[djbulsink]

Hi @inforsgit ,

In feature branch I added support for EcoMode. Would you like to test it?

[inforsgit]

Sure thing, thanks so much! I’ll get back to you.

[inforsgit]

Hmmm...no luck at the moment - it doesn't seem to load the device at all. I've got debug turned on and with the master branch I see the messages about setting up my device. If I use the new climate.py though there is still the HA message

[homeassistant.loader] You are using a custom integration for panasonic_ac which has not been tested by Home Assistant. ...

but nothing (no debug messages about setting up my AC device) after that. I'm not sure why this could be but I'm happy to provide more info if there's some debugging that can be done.

[djbulsink]

@inforsgit . Ow that's unexpected behavior. I would expect some debug message about setting up devices or syntax error messages. I'm not sure i pushed the latest version last time. The last commit fixed a issue causing the the loading of preset modes to fail.

Also I found out that ecomode was not implemented fully in the pcomfortcloud library . I made a pr for this lostfields/python-panasonic-comfort-cloud#6 .

[inforsgit]

Ooh...well spotted that the pcomfortcloud library didn't properly support it, I should have tested that too ;)

When I'm back tonight I'll try and do a little bit of playing to see if I can get to the bottom of why it's not even appearing.

[inforsgit]

#10 gets a bit further to working status - it now loads and appears on the GUI. I notice there are 4 options in the GUI dropdown: the three modes plus 'None'. Perhaps setting Auto mode should be removed and use the HA None mode to represent the Panasonic Auto mode?

[inforsgit]

I've tested this and confirmed it's working - "Eco" and "Boost" are used rather than "Quiet" and "Powerful" but it's understandable enough :)