lock action type (e.g. Lock'n'Go vs. single Lock) in trigger entity

[gesalzeneskaramell]

I'm using nuki_hub with Home Assistant and built an automation that should trigger only when the door is locked via a double-tap / Lock'n'Go action (used when leaving the house), but not when it's locked via a regular single tap (e.g. someone locking up from inside while still at home).

Current behavior:
The trigger/action sensor entity (sensor._trigger in HA) currently reports values like button, manual, system, etc. — but a double-press and a regular single-tap lock via the button both appear identically as button. There's no way to distinguish which specific action was performed.

Is it possible to distinguish between a single tab and a double tab, or is there another way to detect "lockngo" without errors?

[technyon]

Hi, the short answer is no. The values you see there are pretty much what the bluetooth API of the lock reports, there's no specific value for double press.

[iranl]

Bluetooth API does expose lock n' go state and we do as well.
MQTT topic nuki/lock/json has additional information about exact lock state including lockngo_state.
This should be != 0 when in the middle of a lock n' go action (e.g. after enabling lock n go and before the lock being locked by lock n go).
Haven't tested the reliablility of this (recently or at all)

[technyon]

Maybe elaborate on what exactly is the goal here, it seems there are two parts to the question. As for detecting single vs. double press that's a no. As for detecting lock'n'go itself, this should be reflected in the lock state ("lock/state" topic), there's "unlocked" and "unlockedLnga".

[gesalzeneskaramell]

It would be great if “lock'n'go” could be detected. Ultimately, I'd like to use this as a trigger for a “leave home” automation.
For me, the “lock.xxxx” entity only has the states "lock" or “unlocked.”

[technyon]

I'm not sure about home assistant, I'm using iobroker. As mentioned, this state can be determined from the "lock/state" node in MQTT.

Maybe @iranl has an idea how to map this to iobroker.