fix: align light color attributes with JSON schema #115
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The discovery document for light entities declares use of JSON Schema payloads. In this format, color attribute names are abbreviated. Additionally: - the platform attribute must be "light" for Light entities - LightColorState's properties should be public, so that they are accessible
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The discovery document for light entities declares JSON Schema
payloads.
In this format, color attribute names are abbreviated. Consequently,
without renaming the light entity color attributes, incoming
messages are not parsed correctly.
As an example, here's a command payload, issued by HomeAssistant,
requesting that color be set to the specified hue and saturation values:
{"state":"ON","color":{"h":9.123,"s":67.059}}Per the current definition of
LightColorStatewe expecthueandsaturation, but we gethands.Changes:
LightColorStateproperties.platformis strictly"light"for light entities.LightColorState's properties public, so that they are accessible.