esphome/esphome/components/bme680_bsec/bme680_bsec.h

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#pragma once
#include "esphome/core/component.h"
#include "esphome/components/sensor/sensor.h"
#include "esphome/components/text_sensor/text_sensor.h"
#include "esphome/components/i2c/i2c.h"
#include "esphome/core/preferences.h"
#include "esphome/core/defines.h"
#include <map>
#ifdef USE_BSEC
#include <bsec.h>
#endif
namespace esphome {
namespace bme680_bsec {
#ifdef USE_BSEC
enum IAQMode {
IAQ_MODE_STATIC = 0,
IAQ_MODE_MOBILE = 1,
};
enum SupplyVoltage {
SUPPLY_VOLTAGE_3V3 = 0,
SUPPLY_VOLTAGE_1V8 = 1,
};
enum SampleRate {
SAMPLE_RATE_LP = 0,
SAMPLE_RATE_ULP = 1,
SAMPLE_RATE_DEFAULT = 2,
};
#define BME680_BSEC_SAMPLE_RATE_LOG(r) (r == SAMPLE_RATE_DEFAULT ? "Default" : (r == SAMPLE_RATE_ULP ? "ULP" : "LP"))
class BME680BSECComponent : public Component, public i2c::I2CDevice {
public:
Add support for multiple devices in bme680_bsec (#3550) * Add initial support for multiple devices Re-introduce support for multiple I2C devices (it was suppressed in https://github.com/trvrnrth/esphome-bsec-bme680/commit/df37a7635f6acc3f7520f257d2645eda10b863a5). Devices are identified by their I2C address, and the BME680 can only have the 0x76 or 0x77 address, so this adds support for a maximum of two devices. * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost in my changes (I were working on old files) * wrong commit * wrong commit * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost due to me working on old files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Adhere to codebase standards Obey the "All uses of class members and member functions should be prefixed with this-> to distinguish them from global functions in code review" rule of the Codebase Standards * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Perform the BSEC library reinitialization+snapshot only when more than one device is present * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Degrade abort message in restore_state_() from warning to verbose This always happen at initial setup, so it's not a really useful message; when some real problems arise, we'll have a more useful warning from snapshot_state_() Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> * Reduce peak stack usage to avoid bootloops on ESP8266 Achieved mainly by moving the work_buffer needed by the BSEC library to the heap, as a single global work buffer shared by all instances. ::set_config_ has been reverted to a code path similar to the original, as that reduces peak stack usage enough to be OK on ESP8266 even without moving the work_buffer to the heap. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Add support for devices with the same i2c address Devices are now identified using their index in the BME680BSECComponent::instances member, which became a vector. This allows adding two devices with the same i2c address (which should be placed on different i2c buses). Since a BME680 can only have an address of 0x76 or 0x77, a maximum of 2 devices could be added before this commit. Now there is no theoretical limit on the number of devices which could be added. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Fix formatting according to clang-format --------- Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> Co-authored-by: Jesse Hills <3060199+jesserockz@users.noreply.github.com>
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void set_device_id(const std::string &devid) { this->device_id_.assign(devid); }
void set_temperature_offset(float offset) { this->temperature_offset_ = offset; }
void set_iaq_mode(IAQMode iaq_mode) { this->iaq_mode_ = iaq_mode; }
void set_state_save_interval(uint32_t interval) { this->state_save_interval_ms_ = interval; }
void set_supply_voltage(SupplyVoltage supply_voltage) { this->supply_voltage_ = supply_voltage; }
void set_sample_rate(SampleRate sample_rate) { this->sample_rate_ = sample_rate; }
void set_temperature_sample_rate(SampleRate sample_rate) { this->temperature_sample_rate_ = sample_rate; }
void set_pressure_sample_rate(SampleRate sample_rate) { this->pressure_sample_rate_ = sample_rate; }
void set_humidity_sample_rate(SampleRate sample_rate) { this->humidity_sample_rate_ = sample_rate; }
void set_temperature_sensor(sensor::Sensor *sensor) { this->temperature_sensor_ = sensor; }
void set_pressure_sensor(sensor::Sensor *sensor) { this->pressure_sensor_ = sensor; }
void set_humidity_sensor(sensor::Sensor *sensor) { this->humidity_sensor_ = sensor; }
void set_gas_resistance_sensor(sensor::Sensor *sensor) { this->gas_resistance_sensor_ = sensor; }
void set_iaq_sensor(sensor::Sensor *sensor) { this->iaq_sensor_ = sensor; }
void set_iaq_accuracy_text_sensor(text_sensor::TextSensor *sensor) { this->iaq_accuracy_text_sensor_ = sensor; }
void set_iaq_accuracy_sensor(sensor::Sensor *sensor) { this->iaq_accuracy_sensor_ = sensor; }
void set_co2_equivalent_sensor(sensor::Sensor *sensor) { this->co2_equivalent_sensor_ = sensor; }
void set_breath_voc_equivalent_sensor(sensor::Sensor *sensor) { this->breath_voc_equivalent_sensor_ = sensor; }
Add support for multiple devices in bme680_bsec (#3550) * Add initial support for multiple devices Re-introduce support for multiple I2C devices (it was suppressed in https://github.com/trvrnrth/esphome-bsec-bme680/commit/df37a7635f6acc3f7520f257d2645eda10b863a5). Devices are identified by their I2C address, and the BME680 can only have the 0x76 or 0x77 address, so this adds support for a maximum of two devices. * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost in my changes (I were working on old files) * wrong commit * wrong commit * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost due to me working on old files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Adhere to codebase standards Obey the "All uses of class members and member functions should be prefixed with this-> to distinguish them from global functions in code review" rule of the Codebase Standards * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Perform the BSEC library reinitialization+snapshot only when more than one device is present * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Degrade abort message in restore_state_() from warning to verbose This always happen at initial setup, so it's not a really useful message; when some real problems arise, we'll have a more useful warning from snapshot_state_() Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> * Reduce peak stack usage to avoid bootloops on ESP8266 Achieved mainly by moving the work_buffer needed by the BSEC library to the heap, as a single global work buffer shared by all instances. ::set_config_ has been reverted to a code path similar to the original, as that reduces peak stack usage enough to be OK on ESP8266 even without moving the work_buffer to the heap. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Add support for devices with the same i2c address Devices are now identified using their index in the BME680BSECComponent::instances member, which became a vector. This allows adding two devices with the same i2c address (which should be placed on different i2c buses). Since a BME680 can only have an address of 0x76 or 0x77, a maximum of 2 devices could be added before this commit. Now there is no theoretical limit on the number of devices which could be added. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Fix formatting according to clang-format --------- Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> Co-authored-by: Jesse Hills <3060199+jesserockz@users.noreply.github.com>
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static std::vector<BME680BSECComponent *> instances;
static int8_t read_bytes_wrapper(uint8_t devid, uint8_t a_register, uint8_t *data, uint16_t len);
static int8_t write_bytes_wrapper(uint8_t devid, uint8_t a_register, uint8_t *data, uint16_t len);
static void delay_ms(uint32_t period);
void setup() override;
void dump_config() override;
float get_setup_priority() const override;
void loop() override;
protected:
Add support for multiple devices in bme680_bsec (#3550) * Add initial support for multiple devices Re-introduce support for multiple I2C devices (it was suppressed in https://github.com/trvrnrth/esphome-bsec-bme680/commit/df37a7635f6acc3f7520f257d2645eda10b863a5). Devices are identified by their I2C address, and the BME680 can only have the 0x76 or 0x77 address, so this adds support for a maximum of two devices. * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost in my changes (I were working on old files) * wrong commit * wrong commit * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost due to me working on old files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Adhere to codebase standards Obey the "All uses of class members and member functions should be prefixed with this-> to distinguish them from global functions in code review" rule of the Codebase Standards * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Perform the BSEC library reinitialization+snapshot only when more than one device is present * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Degrade abort message in restore_state_() from warning to verbose This always happen at initial setup, so it's not a really useful message; when some real problems arise, we'll have a more useful warning from snapshot_state_() Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> * Reduce peak stack usage to avoid bootloops on ESP8266 Achieved mainly by moving the work_buffer needed by the BSEC library to the heap, as a single global work buffer shared by all instances. ::set_config_ has been reverted to a code path similar to the original, as that reduces peak stack usage enough to be OK on ESP8266 even without moving the work_buffer to the heap. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Add support for devices with the same i2c address Devices are now identified using their index in the BME680BSECComponent::instances member, which became a vector. This allows adding two devices with the same i2c address (which should be placed on different i2c buses). Since a BME680 can only have an address of 0x76 or 0x77, a maximum of 2 devices could be added before this commit. Now there is no theoretical limit on the number of devices which could be added. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Fix formatting according to clang-format --------- Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> Co-authored-by: Jesse Hills <3060199+jesserockz@users.noreply.github.com>
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void set_config_();
float calc_sensor_sample_rate_(SampleRate sample_rate);
void update_subscription_();
void run_();
Add support for multiple devices in bme680_bsec (#3550) * Add initial support for multiple devices Re-introduce support for multiple I2C devices (it was suppressed in https://github.com/trvrnrth/esphome-bsec-bme680/commit/df37a7635f6acc3f7520f257d2645eda10b863a5). Devices are identified by their I2C address, and the BME680 can only have the 0x76 or 0x77 address, so this adds support for a maximum of two devices. * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost in my changes (I were working on old files) * wrong commit * wrong commit * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost due to me working on old files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Adhere to codebase standards Obey the "All uses of class members and member functions should be prefixed with this-> to distinguish them from global functions in code review" rule of the Codebase Standards * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Perform the BSEC library reinitialization+snapshot only when more than one device is present * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Degrade abort message in restore_state_() from warning to verbose This always happen at initial setup, so it's not a really useful message; when some real problems arise, we'll have a more useful warning from snapshot_state_() Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> * Reduce peak stack usage to avoid bootloops on ESP8266 Achieved mainly by moving the work_buffer needed by the BSEC library to the heap, as a single global work buffer shared by all instances. ::set_config_ has been reverted to a code path similar to the original, as that reduces peak stack usage enough to be OK on ESP8266 even without moving the work_buffer to the heap. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Add support for devices with the same i2c address Devices are now identified using their index in the BME680BSECComponent::instances member, which became a vector. This allows adding two devices with the same i2c address (which should be placed on different i2c buses). Since a BME680 can only have an address of 0x76 or 0x77, a maximum of 2 devices could be added before this commit. Now there is no theoretical limit on the number of devices which could be added. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Fix formatting according to clang-format --------- Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> Co-authored-by: Jesse Hills <3060199+jesserockz@users.noreply.github.com>
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void read_();
void publish_(const bsec_output_t *outputs, uint8_t num_outputs);
int64_t get_time_ns_();
void publish_sensor_(sensor::Sensor *sensor, float value, bool change_only = false);
void publish_sensor_(text_sensor::TextSensor *sensor, const std::string &value);
Add support for multiple devices in bme680_bsec (#3550) * Add initial support for multiple devices Re-introduce support for multiple I2C devices (it was suppressed in https://github.com/trvrnrth/esphome-bsec-bme680/commit/df37a7635f6acc3f7520f257d2645eda10b863a5). Devices are identified by their I2C address, and the BME680 can only have the 0x76 or 0x77 address, so this adds support for a maximum of two devices. * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost in my changes (I were working on old files) * wrong commit * wrong commit * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost due to me working on old files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Adhere to codebase standards Obey the "All uses of class members and member functions should be prefixed with this-> to distinguish them from global functions in code review" rule of the Codebase Standards * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Perform the BSEC library reinitialization+snapshot only when more than one device is present * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Degrade abort message in restore_state_() from warning to verbose This always happen at initial setup, so it's not a really useful message; when some real problems arise, we'll have a more useful warning from snapshot_state_() Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> * Reduce peak stack usage to avoid bootloops on ESP8266 Achieved mainly by moving the work_buffer needed by the BSEC library to the heap, as a single global work buffer shared by all instances. ::set_config_ has been reverted to a code path similar to the original, as that reduces peak stack usage enough to be OK on ESP8266 even without moving the work_buffer to the heap. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Add support for devices with the same i2c address Devices are now identified using their index in the BME680BSECComponent::instances member, which became a vector. This allows adding two devices with the same i2c address (which should be placed on different i2c buses). Since a BME680 can only have an address of 0x76 or 0x77, a maximum of 2 devices could be added before this commit. Now there is no theoretical limit on the number of devices which could be added. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Fix formatting according to clang-format --------- Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> Co-authored-by: Jesse Hills <3060199+jesserockz@users.noreply.github.com>
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void snapshot_state_(); // Fetch the current BSEC library state and save it in the bsec_state_data_ member (volatile
// memory)
void restore_state_(); // Push the state contained in the bsec_state_data_ member (volatile memory) to the BSEC
// library
int reinit_bsec_lib_(); // Prepare the BSEC library to be used again after this object returns active
// (as the library may have been used by other objects)
void load_state_(); // Initialize the ESP preferences object; retrieve the BSEC library state from the ESP
// preferences (storage); then save it in the bsec_state_data_ member (volatile memory) and
// push it to the BSEC library
void save_state_(
uint8_t accuracy); // Save the bsec_state_data_ member (volatile memory) to the ESP preferences (storage)
void queue_push_(std::function<void()> &&f) { this->queue_.push(std::move(f)); }
Add support for multiple devices in bme680_bsec (#3550) * Add initial support for multiple devices Re-introduce support for multiple I2C devices (it was suppressed in https://github.com/trvrnrth/esphome-bsec-bme680/commit/df37a7635f6acc3f7520f257d2645eda10b863a5). Devices are identified by their I2C address, and the BME680 can only have the 0x76 or 0x77 address, so this adds support for a maximum of two devices. * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost in my changes (I were working on old files) * wrong commit * wrong commit * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost due to me working on old files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Adhere to codebase standards Obey the "All uses of class members and member functions should be prefixed with this-> to distinguish them from global functions in code review" rule of the Codebase Standards * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Perform the BSEC library reinitialization+snapshot only when more than one device is present * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Degrade abort message in restore_state_() from warning to verbose This always happen at initial setup, so it's not a really useful message; when some real problems arise, we'll have a more useful warning from snapshot_state_() Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> * Reduce peak stack usage to avoid bootloops on ESP8266 Achieved mainly by moving the work_buffer needed by the BSEC library to the heap, as a single global work buffer shared by all instances. ::set_config_ has been reverted to a code path similar to the original, as that reduces peak stack usage enough to be OK on ESP8266 even without moving the work_buffer to the heap. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Add support for devices with the same i2c address Devices are now identified using their index in the BME680BSECComponent::instances member, which became a vector. This allows adding two devices with the same i2c address (which should be placed on different i2c buses). Since a BME680 can only have an address of 0x76 or 0x77, a maximum of 2 devices could be added before this commit. Now there is no theoretical limit on the number of devices which could be added. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Fix formatting according to clang-format --------- Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> Co-authored-by: Jesse Hills <3060199+jesserockz@users.noreply.github.com>
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static uint8_t work_buffer_[BSEC_MAX_WORKBUFFER_SIZE];
struct bme680_dev bme680_;
bsec_library_return_t bsec_status_{BSEC_OK};
int8_t bme680_status_{BME680_OK};
int64_t last_time_ms_{0};
uint32_t millis_overflow_counter_{0};
int64_t next_call_ns_{0};
std::queue<std::function<void()>> queue_;
Add support for multiple devices in bme680_bsec (#3550) * Add initial support for multiple devices Re-introduce support for multiple I2C devices (it was suppressed in https://github.com/trvrnrth/esphome-bsec-bme680/commit/df37a7635f6acc3f7520f257d2645eda10b863a5). Devices are identified by their I2C address, and the BME680 can only have the 0x76 or 0x77 address, so this adds support for a maximum of two devices. * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost in my changes (I were working on old files) * wrong commit * wrong commit * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost due to me working on old files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Adhere to codebase standards Obey the "All uses of class members and member functions should be prefixed with this-> to distinguish them from global functions in code review" rule of the Codebase Standards * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Perform the BSEC library reinitialization+snapshot only when more than one device is present * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Degrade abort message in restore_state_() from warning to verbose This always happen at initial setup, so it's not a really useful message; when some real problems arise, we'll have a more useful warning from snapshot_state_() Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> * Reduce peak stack usage to avoid bootloops on ESP8266 Achieved mainly by moving the work_buffer needed by the BSEC library to the heap, as a single global work buffer shared by all instances. ::set_config_ has been reverted to a code path similar to the original, as that reduces peak stack usage enough to be OK on ESP8266 even without moving the work_buffer to the heap. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Add support for devices with the same i2c address Devices are now identified using their index in the BME680BSECComponent::instances member, which became a vector. This allows adding two devices with the same i2c address (which should be placed on different i2c buses). Since a BME680 can only have an address of 0x76 or 0x77, a maximum of 2 devices could be added before this commit. Now there is no theoretical limit on the number of devices which could be added. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Fix formatting according to clang-format --------- Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> Co-authored-by: Jesse Hills <3060199+jesserockz@users.noreply.github.com>
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bool bsec_state_data_valid_;
uint8_t bsec_state_data_[BSEC_MAX_STATE_BLOB_SIZE]; // This is the current snapshot of the BSEC library state
ESPPreferenceObject bsec_state_;
uint32_t state_save_interval_ms_{21600000}; // 6 hours - 4 times a day
uint32_t last_state_save_ms_ = 0;
Add support for multiple devices in bme680_bsec (#3550) * Add initial support for multiple devices Re-introduce support for multiple I2C devices (it was suppressed in https://github.com/trvrnrth/esphome-bsec-bme680/commit/df37a7635f6acc3f7520f257d2645eda10b863a5). Devices are identified by their I2C address, and the BME680 can only have the 0x76 or 0x77 address, so this adds support for a maximum of two devices. * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost in my changes (I were working on old files) * wrong commit * wrong commit * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost due to me working on old files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Adhere to codebase standards Obey the "All uses of class members and member functions should be prefixed with this-> to distinguish them from global functions in code review" rule of the Codebase Standards * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Perform the BSEC library reinitialization+snapshot only when more than one device is present * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Degrade abort message in restore_state_() from warning to verbose This always happen at initial setup, so it's not a really useful message; when some real problems arise, we'll have a more useful warning from snapshot_state_() Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> * Reduce peak stack usage to avoid bootloops on ESP8266 Achieved mainly by moving the work_buffer needed by the BSEC library to the heap, as a single global work buffer shared by all instances. ::set_config_ has been reverted to a code path similar to the original, as that reduces peak stack usage enough to be OK on ESP8266 even without moving the work_buffer to the heap. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Add support for devices with the same i2c address Devices are now identified using their index in the BME680BSECComponent::instances member, which became a vector. This allows adding two devices with the same i2c address (which should be placed on different i2c buses). Since a BME680 can only have an address of 0x76 or 0x77, a maximum of 2 devices could be added before this commit. Now there is no theoretical limit on the number of devices which could be added. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Fix formatting according to clang-format --------- Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> Co-authored-by: Jesse Hills <3060199+jesserockz@users.noreply.github.com>
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bsec_bme_settings_t bme680_settings_;
Add support for multiple devices in bme680_bsec (#3550) * Add initial support for multiple devices Re-introduce support for multiple I2C devices (it was suppressed in https://github.com/trvrnrth/esphome-bsec-bme680/commit/df37a7635f6acc3f7520f257d2645eda10b863a5). Devices are identified by their I2C address, and the BME680 can only have the 0x76 or 0x77 address, so this adds support for a maximum of two devices. * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost in my changes (I were working on old files) * wrong commit * wrong commit * Reintegrate commit ebf13a0b Reintegrate commit https://github.com/esphome/esphome/commit/ebf13a0ba0a48453c2cc80bfc942d6a588859233 which was lost due to me working on old files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Reintroduce newlines at end of files * Adhere to codebase standards Obey the "All uses of class members and member functions should be prefixed with this-> to distinguish them from global functions in code review" rule of the Codebase Standards * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Perform the BSEC library reinitialization+snapshot only when more than one device is present * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Degrade abort message in restore_state_() from warning to verbose This always happen at initial setup, so it's not a really useful message; when some real problems arise, we'll have a more useful warning from snapshot_state_() Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> * Reduce peak stack usage to avoid bootloops on ESP8266 Achieved mainly by moving the work_buffer needed by the BSEC library to the heap, as a single global work buffer shared by all instances. ::set_config_ has been reverted to a code path similar to the original, as that reduces peak stack usage enough to be OK on ESP8266 even without moving the work_buffer to the heap. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Add support for devices with the same i2c address Devices are now identified using their index in the BME680BSECComponent::instances member, which became a vector. This allows adding two devices with the same i2c address (which should be placed on different i2c buses). Since a BME680 can only have an address of 0x76 or 0x77, a maximum of 2 devices could be added before this commit. Now there is no theoretical limit on the number of devices which could be added. * Fix formatting according to clang-format * Fix formatting according to clang-format --------- Co-authored-by: Trevor North <trevor@freedisc.co.uk> Co-authored-by: Jesse Hills <3060199+jesserockz@users.noreply.github.com>
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std::string device_id_;
float temperature_offset_{0};
IAQMode iaq_mode_{IAQ_MODE_STATIC};
SupplyVoltage supply_voltage_;
SampleRate sample_rate_{SAMPLE_RATE_LP}; // Core/gas sample rate
SampleRate temperature_sample_rate_{SAMPLE_RATE_DEFAULT};
SampleRate pressure_sample_rate_{SAMPLE_RATE_DEFAULT};
SampleRate humidity_sample_rate_{SAMPLE_RATE_DEFAULT};
sensor::Sensor *temperature_sensor_{nullptr};
sensor::Sensor *pressure_sensor_{nullptr};
sensor::Sensor *humidity_sensor_{nullptr};
sensor::Sensor *gas_resistance_sensor_{nullptr};
sensor::Sensor *iaq_sensor_{nullptr};
text_sensor::TextSensor *iaq_accuracy_text_sensor_{nullptr};
sensor::Sensor *iaq_accuracy_sensor_{nullptr};
sensor::Sensor *co2_equivalent_sensor_{nullptr};
sensor::Sensor *breath_voc_equivalent_sensor_{nullptr};
};
#endif
} // namespace bme680_bsec
} // namespace esphome