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substitutions:
  project_ver_let: "f"

  sub_update_interval: 2s
  sub_pm_initial_option: YAML Configured ($sub_update_interval)


packages:
  kauf_plug_update: !include kauf-plf12-update.yaml


esphome:
  on_boot:
    then:
      - script.execute: script_factory_test


script:
  - id: script_factory_test
    then:
      # little sequence so factory can confirm firwmare is working.
      - if:
          condition:
            lambda: 'return id(first_boot);'
          then:

            # get AP going ASAP
            - lambda: 'wifi_wificomponent->set_ap_timeout(1);'

            # reset scaling factors to 100
            - number.set:
                id: scale_power
                value: 100
            - number.set:
                id: scale_current
                value: 100
            - number.set:
                id: scale_voltage
                value: 100

            # turn on relay
            - switch.turn_on: relay
            - delay: 1s
            - switch.turn_off: blue_led

            - delay: 12s

            # ensure all 3 values are reported
            - wait_until:
                lambda: return(!std::isnan(id(wattage).state) && !std::isnan(id(current).state) && !std::isnan(id(voltage).state));

            # set scaling factors to expected test load.
            # required ranges helps prevent calibration without proper test load.
            - lambda: |-
                uint32_t num_ok = 0;

                if ( (id(wattage).state > 10) && (id(wattage).state < 100) ) {
                  auto call = id(scale_power).make_call();
                  call.set_value(ceil((10.0f*100.0f*26.800f) / id(wattage).state) / 10.0f);
                  call.perform();
                  num_ok++;
                }
                if ( (id(current).state > 0.01) && (id(current).state < 5.0) ) {
                  auto call = id(scale_current).make_call();
                  call.set_value(ceil((10.0f*100.0f*0.226f) / id(current).state) / 10.0f);
                  call.perform();
                  num_ok++;
                }
                if ( (id(voltage).state > 20) && (id(voltage).state < 250) ) {
                  auto call = id(scale_voltage).make_call();
                  call.set_value(ceil((10.0f*100.0f*120.0f) / id(voltage).state) / 10.0f);
                  call.perform();
                  num_ok++;
                }

                //test passed, clear first_boot variable so we don't run this again
                id(first_boot) = false;

                // finish factory test with results argument
                id(finish_factory_test)->execute(num_ok);

  - id: finish_factory_test
    parameters:
      num_ok: int
    then:

      # blink led to indicate finish test until button is pressed then stay on
      - while:
          condition:
            binary_sensor.is_off: button_in
          then:
            - lambda: |-
                if ( num_ok == 3 ) { id(blue_led).toggle(); }
                else               { id(red_led).toggle();  }
            - delay: 100ms

      # set power monitoring mode to lower frequency default
      - select.set:
          id: select_monitor_interval
          option: "10s"
      - lambda: global_preferences->sync();


globals:
  - id: first_boot          # used to run test routine at factory
    type: bool
    restore_value: yes
    initial_value: 'true'