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Extend Functionality of Media_Player #911

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What does this implement/fix?

Lays the ground work for child components of Media Player to be built with a richer set of capability.

Description

Extends Media Player component to support the following commands in child components:

  • Next Track
  • Previous Track
  • Turn On
  • Turn Off
  • Clear Playlist
  • Shuffle
  • Unshuffle
  • Repeat Off
  • Repeat One
  • Repeat All
  • Join
  • Unjoin

Traits are extended to include:

  • supports next/previous track
  • supports turn off/on
  • supports grouping

Requires the following pull requests:
esphome/esphome-docs#4090
esphome/esphome#7158
home-assistant/core#122799

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The recent modifications to the aioesphomeapi enhance the media player interface by expanding the enums for MediaPlayerState and MediaPlayerCommand, introducing more detailed operational states and commands. Updates to related messages improve the representation of the media player's capabilities and state information. Client functionality has been refined to accommodate new parameters for command requests, enabling better queuing and grouping options.

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Files Change Summary
aioesphomeapi/api.proto, aioesphomeapi/model.py Expanded MediaPlayerState and MediaPlayerCommand enums with new states and commands. Updated messages to include additional fields for enhanced capabilities and tracking.
aioesphomeapi/client.py Enhanced media_player_command function by adding optional parameters for enqueueing and group member designation, improving command versatility.
tests/test_client.py Updated test cases to cover new functionality related to media URL handling and grouping command scenarios, ensuring robust validation of command parameters.

Possibly related PRs

  • Add MediaPlayerSupportedFormat #925: This PR modifies the ListEntitiesMediaPlayerResponse message in aioesphomeapi/api.proto to include a new field for supported formats, which is relevant to the enhancements made in the main PR regarding media player functionalities.
  • Adds voice assistant announce #939: This PR introduces new message types and enums related to voice assistant features in aioesphomeapi/api.proto, which may interact with the media player commands and states enhanced in the main PR, particularly in the context of media announcements.

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aioesphomeapi/client.py (1)

1199-1200: Add parameter descriptions to the docstring.

The new parameters enqueue and group_members should be documented in the method's docstring to provide clarity on their usage.

    def media_player_command(
        self,
        key: int,
        *,
        command: MediaPlayerCommand | None = None,
        volume: float | None = None,
        media_url: str | None = None,
        announcement: bool | None = None,
        enqueue: str | None = None,  # Add description in docstring
        group_members: str | None = None,  # Add description in docstring
    ) -> None:

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Comment on lines 800 to 806
dict(
key=1,
has_media_url=True,
media_url="http://example.com"
has_enqueue=True,
enqueue="replace"
),
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Fix syntax error in dictionary definition.

There is a missing comma at the end of line 803.

-                media_url="http://example.com" 
+                media_url="http://example.com",
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dict(
key=1,
has_media_url=True,
media_url="http://example.com"
has_enqueue=True,
enqueue="replace"
),
dict(
key=1,
has_media_url=True,
media_url="http://example.com",
has_enqueue=True,
enqueue="replace"
),
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804-804: SyntaxError: Expected ',', found name

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Comment on lines +798 to +806
(
dict(key=1, media_url="http://example.com", enqueue="replace"),
dict(
key=1,
has_media_url=True,
media_url="http://example.com",
has_enqueue=True,
enqueue="replace",
),
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Fix syntax error in dictionary definition.

There is a missing comma at the end of line 803.

-                media_url="http://example.com" 
+                media_url="http://example.com",
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(
dict(key=1, media_url="http://example.com", enqueue="replace"),
dict(
key=1,
has_media_url=True,
media_url="http://example.com",
has_enqueue=True,
enqueue="replace",
),
(
dict(key=1, media_url="http://example.com", enqueue="replace"),
dict(
key=1,
has_media_url=True,
media_url="http://example.com",
has_enqueue=True,
enqueue="replace",
),

Comment on lines 824 to 834
+ key=1,
+ command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
+ group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
),
dict(
+ key=1,
+ has_command=True,
+ command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
+ has_group_members=True,
+ group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
),
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Fix syntax error in dictionary definition.

There are several syntax errors in the dictionary definition. Ensure that each key-value pair is separated by a comma.

-               key=1,
-               command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
-               group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
+               key=1,
+               command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
+               group_members="media_player.media_player_2",
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+ key=1,
+ command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
+ group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
),
dict(
+ key=1,
+ has_command=True,
+ command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
+ has_group_members=True,
+ group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
),
key=1,
command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
group_members="media_player.media_player_2",
),
dict(
key=1,
has_command=True,
command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
has_group_members=True,
group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
),
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826-826: SyntaxError: Duplicate keyword argument ""


829-829: SyntaxError: Expected a parameter name


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831-831: SyntaxError: Expected a parameter name


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aioesphomeapi/client.py (1)

Line range hint 1203-1224: Refactor suggestion for media_player_command method.

The addition of enqueue and group_members parameters is handled correctly. However, the method is quite lengthy and handles many parameters, which increases its complexity. Consider refactoring this method to improve readability and maintainability. Perhaps breaking down the parameter handling into smaller helper functions could make the code cleaner and easier to manage.

Comment on lines +817 to +829
(
dict(
key=1,
command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
),
dict(
key=1,
has_command=True,
command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
has_group_members=True,
group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
),
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Review: Syntax Error and Logic Check for Group Members Parameter

The test case for the media player command with command and group_members parameters has a trailing comma in the group_members string, which might not be necessary unless the API explicitly requires it. This could potentially lead to errors or unexpected behavior when parsing the group members on the receiving end.

Consider removing the trailing comma for clarity and to prevent potential parsing issues:

-                group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
+                group_members="media_player.media_player_2"
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(
dict(
key=1,
command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
),
dict(
key=1,
has_command=True,
command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
has_group_members=True,
group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
),
(
dict(
key=1,
command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
group_members="media_player.media_player_2"
),
dict(
key=1,
has_command=True,
command=MediaPlayerCommand.JOIN,
has_group_members=True,
group_members="media_player.media_player_2"
),

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tests/test_client.py (1)

825-837: Review: Trailing Comma in Group Members Parameter

The test case for the media player command with command and group_members parameters has a trailing comma in the group_members string. This might not be necessary unless the API explicitly requires it.

Consider removing the trailing comma for clarity and to prevent potential parsing issues:

-                group_members="media_player.media_player_2,",
+                group_members="media_player.media_player_2"

Please verify with the API documentation or implementation if the trailing comma is expected and handled correctly.

aioesphomeapi/api_pb2.py (2)

180-194: The additions look good, with a minor naming nitpick.

The new constants significantly expand the available media player commands, which is great.

A few of the constant names deviate slightly from the existing naming convention. Consider renaming:

  • MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_TURN_ONMEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_ON
  • MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_TURN_OFFMEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_OFF

This will make them more consistent with the existing MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_* constants.


185-194: The additions look good, with a minor naming nitpick.

The new constants significantly expand the available media player commands, which is great. The additions include important functionality like playlist management, shuffle/repeat modes, and grouping.

A couple of the constant names deviate slightly from the existing naming convention. Consider renaming:

  • MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_TURN_ONMEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_ON
  • MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_TURN_OFFMEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_OFF

This will make them more consistent with the other MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_* constants.

aioesphomeapi/model.py (2)

874-874: Rename supports_turn_off_on to supports_turn_on_off for consistency

Consider renaming the attribute supports_turn_off_on to supports_turn_on_off. The conventional order is "on/off," which enhances readability and aligns with common terminology.

Apply this diff to rename the attribute:

-def supports_turn_off_on: bool = False
+def supports_turn_on_off: bool = False

897-898: Clarify units for duration and position attributes

The duration and position attributes are integers, but the units (e.g., seconds, milliseconds) are not specified. To improve clarity, consider:

  • Adding comments to specify the units for duration and position.
  • If sub-second precision is needed, using float instead of int.

Example of adding comments:

duration: int = 0  # Duration in seconds
position: int = 0  # Position in seconds
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aioesphomeapi/client.py (1)

Line range hint 1210-1231: LGTM! Verify the callers are updated to use the new parameters.

The changes to the media_player_command function look good. The new optional parameters enqueue and group_members are handled correctly by setting the corresponding attributes and boolean flags on the MediaPlayerCommandRequest object.

Please ensure that the callers of this function are updated to provide the new parameters if they intend to use the new media playback options.

Run the following script to verify the usage of the new parameters:

Verification successful

LGTM. Test suite accommodates new parameters. Verify external usage if any.

The changes to the media_player_command function are well-implemented. Our search found that:

  1. The test suite in tests/test_client.py uses **cmd to call the function, which allows it to flexibly handle new parameters without requiring changes.
  2. No other internal callers of the function were found in the codebase.

Please ensure any external usage of this function is updated if the new enqueue and group_members parameters are needed.

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# Description: Verify callers of `media_player_command` are updated to use the new parameters.

# Search using rg without specifying file type
echo "Searching with rg:"
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tests/test_client.py (2)

801-809: LGTM!

The new test case for the media player command with media_url and enqueue parameters looks good. It correctly verifies the expected request structure and parameter values.


Line range hint 811-824: Skipped Review

The remaining test cases in the test_media_player_command function are unchanged. Skipping review as no modifications were made.

Also applies to: 838-838

aioesphomeapi/api_pb2.py (4)

172-174: LGTM!

The additions to the MediaPlayerState enum look good. The new constants expand the set of possible media player states and follow the existing naming convention.


180-180: LGTM!

The addition of the MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_TOGGLE constant looks good. It expands the available media player commands and follows the naming convention.


181-182: LGTM!

The addition of the MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_VOLUME_UP and MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_VOLUME_DOWN constants looks good. They expand the available media player commands with volume control and follow the naming convention.


183-184: LGTM!

The addition of the MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_NEXT_TRACK and MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_PREVIOUS_TRACK constants looks good. They expand the available media player commands with track navigation and follow the naming convention.

aioesphomeapi/model.py (2)

894-896: Ensure string attributes handle Unicode and special characters

The attributes artist, album, and title should properly handle Unicode characters to support international content.

Run the following script to check for proper handling of Unicode strings:

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Check the returned files to ensure that these attributes are consistently handled with correct encoding.


825-840: Ensure consistency and correctness in new media player commands

The new commands added to MediaPlayerCommand enhance functionality but ensure that:

  • All command values are sequential and correctly incremented to prevent any overlapping or missing values.
  • The naming conventions align with existing commands for consistency (e.g., VOLUME_UP and VOLUME_DOWN are appropriate).
  • The commands are appropriately handled in the corresponding command handling logic elsewhere in the codebase.

To verify the command values and consistency, run the following script:

This script will list all the enum members and their assigned values for manual verification.

Verification successful

This script will help us locate the MediaPlayerCommand enum, extract its values, and check for any gaps in the sequence. Once we have this information, we can verify the consistency and correctness of the new media player commands.


MediaPlayerCommand enum values are sequential and consistent

The verification process confirms that the MediaPlayerCommand enum is correctly implemented:

  • All command values are sequential, ranging from 0 to 19, with no gaps or overlapping values.
  • Naming conventions align with existing commands, maintaining consistency (e.g., VOLUME_UP, VOLUME_DOWN).
  • New commands (CLEAR_PLAYLIST, SHUFFLE, etc.) are appropriately added at the end of the enum, following the existing pattern.

No issues were found in the implementation of the MediaPlayerCommand enum. However, ensure that these new commands are properly handled in the corresponding command handling logic elsewhere in the codebase.

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echo "Enum values:"
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aioesphomeapi/api.proto (2)

1140-1154: Confirm New Commands in MediaPlayerCommand Enum are Implemented Correctly

The new commands added to the MediaPlayerCommand enum significantly enhance the media player's functionality. Ensure that each command is correctly implemented in the system and that there are handlers for these commands where necessary.

Run the following script to verify that all new commands have corresponding handlers:

#!/bin/bash
# Check for handlers corresponding to new MediaPlayerCommand values
new_commands=(MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_TOGGLE MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_VOLUME_UP MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_VOLUME_DOWN MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_NEXT_TRACK MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_PREVIOUS_TRACK MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_TURN_ON MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_TURN_OFF MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_CLEAR_PLAYLIST MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_SHUFFLE MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_UNSHUFFLE MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_REPEAT_OFF MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_REPEAT_ONE MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_REPEAT_ALL MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_JOIN MEDIA_PLAYER_COMMAND_UNJOIN)

for cmd in "${new_commands[@]}"; do
  if ! rg "$cmd" --type-add 'cpp:*.[hc]pp' --files-with-matches; then
    echo "Handler for $cmd not found."
  fi
done

This script will help identify any commands that may not have corresponding implementations.


1129-1131: Ensure Consistent Enum Ordering and No Duplicate Values in MediaPlayerState

The addition of MEDIA_PLAYER_STATE_ANNOUNCING, MEDIA_PLAYER_STATE_OFF, and MEDIA_PLAYER_STATE_ON to the MediaPlayerState enum extends the media player's state representations. Verify that the enum values are sequential and that there are no duplicate values or conflicts with existing states.

Run the following script to check for duplicate enum values:

If the script returns any numbers, it indicates duplicate enum values that need to be addressed.

Verification successful

MediaPlayerState Enum Verified: Correctly Implemented and Extended

The MediaPlayerState enum has been verified, and it is correctly implemented:

  • Enum values are sequential (0 to 6) with no gaps.
  • No duplicate values or conflicts with existing states.
  • New states (ANNOUNCING, OFF, ON) are added at the end, preserving backward compatibility.

The changes to the MediaPlayerState enum are appropriate and do not introduce any issues.

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#!/bin/bash
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Comment on lines +814 to +816
ANNOUNCING = 4
OFF = 5
ON = 6
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Reconsider including OFF and ON states in MediaPlayerState

The addition of OFF and ON states to MediaPlayerState may blur the distinction between device power states and media playback states. Typically, MediaPlayerState represents the playback status (e.g., playing, paused). Consider handling power states separately to maintain a clear separation of concerns.

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default=0.0, converter=fix_float_single_double_conversion
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muted: bool = False
repeat: str = ""
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Use an enum for repeat to ensure type safety

The repeat attribute in MediaPlayerEntityState is currently a string. To prevent typos and enforce valid repeat modes, define a MediaPlayerRepeatMode enum (e.g., OFF, ONE, ALL) and use it for the repeat attribute.

Define the enum:

class MediaPlayerRepeatMode(APIIntEnum):
    OFF = 0
    ONE = 1
    ALL = 2

Update the repeat attribute:

-repeat: str = ""
+repeat: MediaPlayerRepeatMode | None = converter_field(
+    default=MediaPlayerRepeatMode.OFF, converter=MediaPlayerRepeatMode.convert
+)

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bool supports_turn_off_on = 10;
bool supports_grouping = 11;
bool supports_next_previous_track = 12;
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Validate Field Numbers and Dependency Management in ListEntitiesMediaPlayerResponse

The fields supports_turn_off_on, supports_grouping, and supports_next_previous_track expand the capabilities of the media player entities. Ensure that:

  • The field numbers (10, 11, 12) do not conflict with existing fields.
  • The implementation correctly handles scenarios when these features are unsupported by certain devices.

Verify the field numbering and update the documentation to reflect these new capabilities.

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string repeat = 5;
bool shuffle = 6;
string artist = 7;
string album = 8;
string title = 9;
int32 duration = 10;
int32 position = 11;
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Refine Data Types for repeat, duration, and position in MediaPlayerStateResponse

  • Repeat Field: The repeat field is currently a string. It would be more robust to define an enum MediaPlayerRepeatMode to represent repeat states, enhancing type safety and preventing invalid values.

  • Duration and Position Fields: As durations and positions can't be negative, consider using uint32 instead of int32.

  1. Define the MediaPlayerRepeatMode enum:

    enum MediaPlayerRepeatMode {
      MEDIA_PLAYER_REPEAT_OFF = 0;
      MEDIA_PLAYER_REPEAT_ONE = 1;
      MEDIA_PLAYER_REPEAT_ALL = 2;
    }
  2. Update the repeat field:

    - string repeat = 5;
    + MediaPlayerRepeatMode repeat = 5;
  3. Change duration and position to unsigned integers:

    - int32 duration = 10;
    - int32 position = 11;
    + uint32 duration = 10;
    + uint32 position = 11;

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bool has_enqueue = 10;
string enqueue = 11;

bool has_group_members = 12;
string group_members = 13;
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Adjust Data Types for enqueue and group_members Fields in MediaPlayerCommandRequest

  • Enqueue Field: If enqueue is intended to handle multiple media URLs, it should be a repeated string. If it's a single URL, consider renaming it to media_url for clarity.

  • Group Members Field: If group_members represents multiple members, it should be a repeated string.

Suggested changes:

  1. Update enqueue field:

    - bool has_enqueue = 10;
    - string enqueue = 11;
    + bool has_enqueue = 10;
    + repeated string enqueue = 11;
  2. Update group_members field:

    - bool has_group_members = 12;
    - string group_members = 13;
    + bool has_group_members = 12;
    + repeated string group_members = 13;

Ensure that the implementation handles these fields appropriately in the codebase.

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bool has_enqueue = 10;
string enqueue = 11;
bool has_group_members = 12;
string group_members = 13;
bool has_enqueue = 10;
repeated string enqueue = 11;
bool has_group_members = 12;
repeated string group_members = 13;

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