Sensor intents

[spuljko]

I am trying to write sentences for specific device class sensors, like "What is the pool temperature", "What is the living room air quality", "How much energy am I using?"
Now I am stuck with getting sensor values for specific area, like "What is the humidity in the living room?", but recognition fails for that.
Is that even possible or am I doing something wrong? You can check my changes here.

[nikito7]

Aliases in HA

[spuljko]

That doesn't answers my question

[TheFes]

which error do you get when running the tests?

[spuljko]

Recognition failed for XXX. None is not None,
common.yaml

  sensor_classes:
    values:
      - in: "[air] humidity [level]|humity in [the] air"
        out: "humidity"

sentences.yaml:

      - sentences:
          - "([can you] tell me|what is) [the] {sensor_classes:device_class} [like] [in] [of] [the] (<name>|<area>)"
        requires_context:
          domain: "sensor"
          device_class:
            - "humidity"
        response: "sensor_measure_state"

_fixtures.yaml

  - name: "AQ Sensor"
    id: "sensor.humidity_aq"
    area: living_room
    state: "60"
    attributes:
      device_class: "humidity"

tests.yaml

  - sentences:
      - "What is the humidity in the living room?"
    intent:
      name: HassGetState
      slots:
        area: "Living Room"
        device_class: "humidity"
    response: "60 %"

What is the humidity of the AQ Sensor? - that works ok (single entity state)
What is the humidity in the living room? - not working.

[TheFes]

Not an answer to your question, but both <name> and <area> already have [the] in the expansion rule, so you don't need to add it to the sentence.
And you will never use both in and of in one sentence, so you can add that as [in|of]

[TheFes]

I've had a look (forked your repo) and I have a working version with area's
I created a PR for it.

However, the temperature intents are creating conflicts with the climate intents.

[tetele]

🎉 #1451

For now, only with entity name. Next on, we will tackle areas.