Problem description
I have a good reason to exclude a certain key by default. But a new device provides this key and i for this single device, i want to not exclude the key. It would be a lot of work to exclude the key for each of the other devices and the high value of the z2m plugin (auto-add devices to HomeKit with nearly no effort) would decrease.
Suggested solution
An "include_keys" property in the json config which overrides the default setting for the certain device
Describe alternatives you've considered
I see no real alternatives, which preserves the functionality with lowest effort.
Additional context
In my case, i have a lot Aqara door/window and Aqara PIR sensors. Both provides temperature readings which are unusable for me. So i excluded the "temperature" key by default. My Thermostates aren't affected by excluding the temperature because the data point is called "local_temperature" - fine. Recently, i added an Aqara Room sensor to my network to monitor my room climate.
For this device i want to see the temperature readings in HomeKit. Currently, there is a little bug in the temperature reading mentioned in #405 but not related to this request.
Are you willing to contribute to this feature?
I can discuss about a best solution and test new releases.
Problem description
I have a good reason to exclude a certain key by default. But a new device provides this key and i for this single device, i want to not exclude the key. It would be a lot of work to exclude the key for each of the other devices and the high value of the z2m plugin (auto-add devices to HomeKit with nearly no effort) would decrease.
Suggested solution
An "include_keys" property in the json config which overrides the default setting for the certain device
Describe alternatives you've considered
I see no real alternatives, which preserves the functionality with lowest effort.
Additional context
In my case, i have a lot Aqara door/window and Aqara PIR sensors. Both provides temperature readings which are unusable for me. So i excluded the "temperature" key by default. My Thermostates aren't affected by excluding the temperature because the data point is called "local_temperature" - fine. Recently, i added an Aqara Room sensor to my network to monitor my room climate.
For this device i want to see the temperature readings in HomeKit. Currently, there is a little bug in the temperature reading mentioned in #405 but not related to this request.
Are you willing to contribute to this feature?
I can discuss about a best solution and test new releases.