Many thanks to Ben Lebherz (@benleb | @ben_leb) for the initial idea and implementation of AutoMoLi. This version has diverged significantly from the original including a number of additional features. However, I have kept the name in recognition of that starting point.

🕓 multiple daytimes to define different scenes for morning, noon, ...
💡 supports Hue (for Hue Rooms/Groups) & Home Assistant scenes
🔌 switches lights and plugs (with lights)
☀️ supports illumination sensors to switch the light just if needed
💦 supports humidity sensors as blocker (the "shower case")
🔍 automatic discovery of lights and sensors
⛰️ stable and tested by many people with different homes

Download the automoli.py file from inside the apps/automoli directory. Create an automoli directory under your local apps directory, then add the configuration to enable the automoli module.

Add your configuration to apps/apps.yaml under the appdaemon directory. An example configuration with two rooms is below.

livingroom:
  module: automoli
  class: AutoMoLi
  room: livingroom
  disable_switch_entities:
    - input_boolean.automoli
    - input_boolean.disable_my_house
  delay: 600
  daytimes:
      # This rule "morning" uses a scene, the scene.livingroom_morning Home Assistant scene will be used
    - { starttime: "sunrise", name: morning, light: "scene.livingroom_morning" }

    - { starttime: "07:30", name: day, light: "scene.livingroom_working" }

      # This rule"evening" uses a percentage brightness value, and the lights specified in lights: below will be set to 90%
    - { starttime: "sunset-01:00", name: evening, light: 90 }

    - { starttime: "22:30", name: night, light: 20 }

      # This rule has the lights set to 0, so they will not turn on during this time period
    - { starttime: "23:30", name: more_night, light: 0 }

  # If you are using an illuminance sensor you can set the lowest value here that blocks the lights turning on if its already light enough
  illuminance: sensor.illuminance_livingroom
  illuminance_threshold: 100

  # You can specify a light group or list of lights here
  lights:
    - light.livingroom

  # You can specify a list of motion sensors here
  motion:
    - binary_sensor.motion_sensor_153d000224f421
    - binary_sensor.motion_sensor_128d4101b95fb7

  # See below for info on humidity
  humidity:
    - sensor.humidity_128d4101b95fb7

bathroom:
  module: automoli
  class: AutoMoLi
  room: bathroom
  delay: 180
  motion_state_on: "on"
  motion_state_off: "off"
  daytimes:
    - { starttime: "05:30", name: morning, light: 45 }
    - { starttime: "07:30", name: day, light: "scene.bathroom_day" }
    - { starttime: "20:30", name: evening, light: 100 }
    - { starttime: "sunset+01:00", name: night, light: 0 }

  # As this is a bathroom there could be the case that when taking a bath or shower, motion is not detected and the lights turn off, which isnt helpful, so the following settings allow you to use a humidity sensor and humidity threshold to prevent this by detecting the humidity from the shower and blocking the lights turning off.
  humidity:
    - sensor.humidity_128d4101b95fb7
  humidity_threshold: 75

  lights:
    - light.bathroom
    - switch.plug_68fe8b4c9fa1
  motion:
    - binary_sensor.motion_sensor_158d033224e141

AutoMoLi is built around rooms. Every room or area in your home is represented as a seperate app in AppDaemon with separate light setting. In your configuration you will have one config block for every room, see example configuration.
For the auto-discovery of your lights and sensors to work, AutoMoLi expects motion sensors and lights including a room name (can also be something else than a real room) like below:

• sensor.illumination_room
• binary_sensor.motion_sensor_room
• binary_sensor.motion_sensor_room_something
• light.room

AutoMoLi will detect them automatically. Manually configured entities will take precedence, but need to follow the naming scheme above.

Note: If there is only one daytime, the light and delay settings will be applied for the entire day, regardless of the starttime.

AutoMoLi has been designed to be integrated into Home Assistant. As part of that integration, AutoMoLi will create an entity per room with attributes that track what is happening in the room. Each entity is named automoli.room_name. Here is an example of automoli.office:

Notes:

• The statistics are not maintained during restarts (of either Home Assistant or AppDaemon)
• "time lights on today" will reset at midnight
• "times turned on/off by automoli" and "times turned on/off manually" can get out of sync if a room has multiple lights or switches because automoli changes will be counted once for all lights in the room, but manual changes are counted individually per light.
• If lights are controlled by multiple rooms, then it will appear that the light is turned off manually in the room not controlled by AutoMoli at the time.
• "last turned on" and "times turned on ..." will not change if a light remains on but there is an attribute change (e.g., the color of the light changes).

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details