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Mirror everything Gladys added for external integrations between v4.85.0 and the 4.86 release (diff of server/utils/constants.js, docs/specs/external-integrations.md and docs/specs/camera-ptz-control.md between the v4.85.0 tag and master).

Device constants resync

DEVICE_FEATURE_CATEGORIES and DEVICE_FEATURE_TYPES stay byte-identical to the Gladys source (comments included), so the next resync remains a plain copy/paste; DEVICE_FEATURE_UNITS is unchanged in Gladys.

  • New energy categories: grid-sensor (exchange with the public grid: input-power, output-power, signed power, input-index, output-index) and home-output-sensor (power the device itself delivers to the home: power, index, off-grid-power, off-grid-index), plus a new energy-production-sensor/power type.
  • New maintenance category (life-remaining): generic consumable/wear-part monitoring (vacuum brushes, dust bags, mop pads…).
  • New gaseous air pollutant categories: no2-sensor, o3-sensor, so2-sensor (raw mass concentrations).
  • Camera PTZ types (spec camera-ptz-control.md): move, preset, pan-position, tilt-position, zoom-position.
  • Other new types: siren/test-in-progress, text/select (dynamic string selects declared through supported_options).

New host API primitive: wakeOnLan(mac, options?)

POST /network/wake (contract C.3): the core emits the standard Wake-on-LAN magic packet from its host network namespace — bridge containers cannot broadcast to the LAN. Requires network_wake: true in the manifest (403 otherwise), rate limited core-side to 1 wake per 2 s (429). The SDK validates the MAC format and port bounds before any HTTP request, like the other primitives, and the README documents the contract (the core builds the fixed packet itself — not a UDP proxy; a resolved call means "emitted", not "woken up").

account_link config fields

For providers that never redirect back to Gladys (QR sign-in approved in the vendor app, Xiaomi Home style): onOAuthAuthorizeUrl is called with redirectUri undefined, no anti-CSRF state is needed and onOAuthCallback is never called. The JSDoc, typings (redirectUri: string | undefined) and README now document that flow (the runtime already relayed it correctly).

Discovery payload typings

DeviceFeature now declares supported_options ([{ value, label, sort_order }] — integer values everywhere, string values only on text/select; silently upserted on re-publish of already-created devices, like the params) and step (the setpoint resolution the physical device accepts, e.g. 0.5 for an AC steppable by half a degree).

Tests

  • test/device-constants.test.js: assertions on every new category/type; the existing index.d.ts parity test keeps typings and runtime in sync.
  • test/network-wake.test.js (new): body shape, the three MAC formats of the contract, SDK-side validation without HTTP request, 403 (undeclared network_wake) and 429 (rate limit) mapping.
  • test/oauth.test.js: the account_link relay (no redirect_uri key) reaches the handler with undefined.
  • test/types/api.test-d.ts: wakeOnLan, WakeOnLanOptions, PTZ/select/step feature payloads, string | undefined redirect URI.

npm test (203 passing), npm run check-types, npm run lint and npm run prettier-check are all green.

Not mirrored on purpose: the CAMERA_MOVE value enum added in Gladys — the SDK's device-constants module deliberately mirrors only the three DEVICE_FEATURE_* objects (same choice as AC_MODE, THERMOSTAT_MODE, WATER_HEATER_MODE before it); happy to add it if you want the SDK to start exporting value enums. The other 4.86 additions (integration catalog categories, image cleanup, dev-install local image fallback) are core/store-side and don't touch the SDK contract.

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  • New Features
    • Added Wake-on-LAN support, including configurable network options and validation.
    • Added device capability support for camera PTZ controls, presets, dynamic selections, maintenance status, energy, grid, home-output, and air-quality metrics.
    • Added stepped setpoint values and device-specific feature options.
    • Expanded OAuth account-link flows without requiring a redirect URI.
  • Documentation
    • Updated integration guidance for Wake-on-LAN, account linking, PTZ controls, discovery updates, safety requirements, and rate limits.
  • Tests
    • Added coverage for new device capabilities, OAuth flows, and Wake-on-LAN behavior.

…TZ, wake-on-lan, account_link)

Mirror everything Gladys added for external integrations between v4.85.0
and the 4.86 release.

Device constants (DEVICE_FEATURE_CATEGORIES / DEVICE_FEATURE_TYPES stay
byte-identical to server/utils/constants.js; DEVICE_FEATURE_UNITS is
unchanged in Gladys):

- new energy categories `grid-sensor` (exchange with the public grid:
  input/output/signed power, import/export indexes) and
  `home-output-sensor` (power the device itself delivers to the home,
  plus the backup/off-grid output), and a new
  `energy-production-sensor`/`power` type;
- new `maintenance` category (`life-remaining`): generic consumable and
  wear-part monitoring (vacuum brushes, dust bags, mop pads...);
- new gaseous air pollutant categories `no2-sensor`, `o3-sensor` and
  `so2-sensor` (raw mass concentrations);
- camera PTZ types (spec camera-ptz-control.md): `move`, `preset`,
  `pan-position`, `tilt-position`, `zoom-position`;
- new `siren`/`test-in-progress` and `text`/`select` (dynamic string
  selects declared through supported_options) types.

New host API primitive (contract C.3): `wakeOnLan(mac, options?)` posts
to /network/wake — the core emits the standard magic packet from its
host network namespace (bridge containers cannot broadcast to the LAN).
Requires `network_wake: true` in the manifest (403 otherwise), rate
limited core-side to 1 wake per 2 s (429). The SDK validates the MAC
and port bounds before any HTTP request, like the other primitives.

`account_link` config fields (providers that never redirect back, e.g.
QR sign-ins approved in the vendor app): `onOAuthAuthorizeUrl` now
documents — and types — the `redirectUri: undefined` relay, with no
`state` to generate and no callback to expect.

Discovery payload typings: `supported_options` (integer values
everywhere, string values on `text`/`select`; silently upserted on
re-publish of already-created devices, like the params) and `step` (the
setpoint resolution the physical device accepts) are now declared on
DeviceFeature.

The typings, the parity test, the fake server and the README follow.

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The SDK expands device feature metadata and constants, supports account-link OAuth authorization without redirects, and adds a validated Wake-on-LAN API. Documentation, runtime tests, and TypeScript API tests cover the new contracts and flows.

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SDK capability extensions

Layer / File(s) Summary
Device feature contracts and taxonomy
index.d.ts, lib/device-constants.js
Adds supported feature options, setpoint steps, sensor categories, camera controls, siren status, text selection, energy metrics, and maintenance life values.
Device feature validation and discovery documentation
test/device-constants.test.js, test/types/api.test-d.ts, README.md
Tests the new constants and feature shapes. Documents supported-option upserts and PTZ camera features.
Account-link OAuth authorization
index.d.ts, lib/gladys-integration.js, test/oauth.test.js, test/types/api.test-d.ts, README.md
Allows OAuth authorization callbacks to receive an undefined redirect URI for account-link flows. Adds runtime, type, and documentation coverage.
Wake-on-LAN request flow
index.d.ts, lib/gladys-integration.js, test/helpers/fake-gladys-server.js, test/network-wake.test.js, test/types/api.test-d.ts, README.md
Adds wakeOnLan with MAC and port validation, network request handling, error coverage, type checks, and usage documentation.

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The PR adds wake-on-LAN and string-valued selection support, but currently permits malformed network inputs and exposes typings that reject valid TEXT.SELECT usage. These bounded API correctness issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge.

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In `@index.d.ts`:
- Around line 53-76: Update the onSetValue callback type to accept number or
string command values, preserving numeric support for existing features. Extend
the type fixture with a string-valued TEXT.SELECT command to verify the updated
contract.

In `@lib/gladys-integration.js`:
- Around line 1029-1051: Update wakeOnLan to validate the MAC address’s complete
separator layout rather than stripping separators before matching, and reject
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Comment thread index.d.ts
Comment thread lib/gladys-integration.js
Comment on lines +1029 to +1051
async wakeOnLan(mac, options = {}) {
if (typeof mac !== 'string' || !/^[0-9a-fA-F]{12}$/.test(mac.replace(/[:-]/g, ''))) {
throw new Error('wakeOnLan: "mac" must be a MAC address like "64:e4:d5:b4:12:66"');
}
if (options.port !== undefined && (!Number.isInteger(options.port) || options.port < 1 || options.port > 65535)) {
throw new Error('wakeOnLan: "port" must be an integer between 1 and 65535');
}
if (
options.sourcePort !== undefined &&
(!Number.isInteger(options.sourcePort) || options.sourcePort < 0 || options.sourcePort > 65535)
) {
throw new Error('wakeOnLan: "sourcePort" must be an integer between 0 and 65535');
}
const body = { mac };
if (options.address !== undefined) {
body.address = options.address;
}
if (options.port !== undefined) {
body.port = options.port;
}
if (options.sourcePort !== undefined) {
body.sourcePort = options.sourcePort;
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Validate the complete MAC and IPv4 address formats.

Line 1030 removes separators before validation. It accepts unsupported values such as 64:e4-d5:b4-12:66.

Lines 1043-1045 forward any options.address value. The documented contract requires an IPv4 address.

Reject malformed MAC separator layouts and non-IPv4 addresses before the HTTP request. This keeps client validation consistent with the public API contract.

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In `@lib/gladys-integration.js` around lines 1029 - 1051, Update wakeOnLan to
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separators before matching, and reject mixed or malformed separators while
preserving valid plain and consistently formatted MACs. Also validate
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This is a solid 4.86 resync overall: the new categories/types match Gladys, wakeOnLan mirrors the C.3 body (mac / address / port / sourcePort), account-link correctly relays a missing redirect_uri as undefined, and the tests cover the happy path plus 403/429.

The public TypeScript contract for the new text/select command path is incomplete, so this should land after that is fixed. TEXT.SELECT option values are strings and Gladys device.setValue already types the command as string | number, but onSetValue is still value: number. A TypeScript integration cannot handle a select command without lying to the compiler, and the type fixture currently demonstrates a string-valued select without covering that callback.

Secondary: wakeOnLan fail-fast validation covers MAC and ports but forwards options.address unchecked, while the core rejects non-IPv4 with BadParameters. That makes invalid addresses a 400 GladysApiError instead of the same local Error used for a bad MAC/port.

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…ture, IPv4 wake address)

- onSetValue's value is now typed number | string: a text/select dynamic
  select relays the selected option's string value (Gladys device.setValue
  is string | number), and the runtime already forwarded it unchanged. The
  JSDoc, the typings, the README, a runtime forward test and a type
  fixture handling the select case follow.
- The type fixture's dynamic select now uses the text category: string
  supported_options only exist on the text/select pair, whatever device
  carries the feature.
- wakeOnLan validates options.address with net.isIPv4 before any HTTP
  request, aligning the fail-fast contract with the mac/port checks (the
  core rejects non-IPv4 with 400).

MAC validation deliberately keeps stripping ':' and '-' before matching:
that is exactly what the Gladys normalizeMac does, so mixed separators
are accepted end-to-end.

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Review feedback addressed in 8772836:

  • onSetValue value type (CodeRabbit + Cursor): now number | string — a text/select dynamic select relays the selected option's string value and the runtime already forwarded it unchanged. JSDoc, typings, README, a runtime forward test and a type fixture handling the select branch were updated.
  • Type fixture (Cursor): the dynamic select example now uses DEVICE_FEATURE_CATEGORIES.TEXT + DEVICE_FEATURE_TYPES.TEXT.SELECT — string options only exist on that pair, whatever device carries the feature.
  • wakeOnLan address (CodeRabbit + Cursor): options.address is now validated with net.isIPv4 before any HTTP request, same fail-fast contract as the MAC/port checks; test added that a bad address never reaches POST /network/wake.

Not changed: the MAC validation keeps stripping :/- before matching (CodeRabbit suggested rejecting mixed separators). That is exactly what Gladys' normalizeMac does server-side, so mixed separators are accepted end-to-end — rejecting them SDK-side would make the client stricter than the API it wraps.

One core-side observation while verifying this against Gladys master: externalIntegration.setDiscoveredDevices calls normalizeSupportedOptions(feature.supported_options) without allowStringValues, so a text/select feature with string option values gets a 400 at POST /discovered_device even though spec C.3 says string values are accepted on that feature type (the device.syncFeatureSupportedOptions path does compute allowStringValues from the category/type). Worth a look before the 4.86 release if external integrations are expected to publish dynamic selects.


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Follow-up looks good — the earlier blockers are fixed and this is ready to merge.

Addressed since the last review

  • onSetValue is now value: number | string (JSDoc, typings, README), with a runtime test that forwards 'hdmi1' unchanged and a type fixture that handles TEXT.SELECT via { text }.
  • The select fixture uses DEVICE_FEATURE_CATEGORIES.TEXT + TEXT.SELECT, which is the only pair Gladys accepts for string supported_options.
  • wakeOnLan now fail-fasts with net.isIPv4(options.address) (hostnames / IPv6 / '' never hit POST /network/wake), matching the core.

Rest of the 4.86 resync

  • New categories/types match Gladys server/utils/constants.js (including comments). Gas sensors still have no DEVICE_FEATURE_TYPES group because Gladys does not either.
  • wakeOnLan body is { mac, address?, port?, sourcePort? } on POST /network/wake. MAC normalization (:/- stripped, then 12 hex) is the same as Gladys normalizeMac — mixed separators are accepted on both sides and should stay that way.
  • account_link correctly relays a missing redirect_uri as undefined; 403/429 mapping for undeclared / rate-limited wakes is covered.

No remaining contract gaps from this pass.

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