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@ezekieldas this PR will allow us to be able to create test fixtures for the devices using the TAPO/SMART protocol like your EP25. I don't suppose you'd able to checkout this PR and run it against your EP25? Command would be something like:

python3 -m devtools.dump_devinfo YOUR_IP --username USERNAME --password PASSWORD

The output should be auto masked for sensitive data but please double check because the masking is new for this protocol. If you could then upload the file that would be great, thanks!

Two files attached here. Note the method='get_child_device_component_list' ... {'error_code': -1002} in file devtools.dump_devinfo.stdout.txt

EP25.smart_2.6_1.0.1.json
devtools.dump_devinfo.stdout.txt

Two files attached here. Note the method='get_child_device_component_list' ... {'error_code': -1002} in file devtools.dump_devinfo.stdout.txt

EP25.smart_2.6_1.0.1.json devtools.dump_devinfo.stdout.txt

That's great thanks @ezekieldas. The error in the stdout is expected because the tool tries to get all modules without knowing if the device supports them or not. Glad to see it works and thanks for the fixture.

This PR may interest you because I know you're trying to get energy monitoring in HA with your device. If it works you may want to try it in HA and see if it gives you the graphs you're looking for (if you're not sure how to test a dependency PR in HA I can help but not tonight I'm afraid)

@sdb9696

This PR may interest you because I know you're trying to get energy monitoring in HA with your device. If it works you may want to try it in HA and see if it gives you the graphs you're looking for (if you're not sure how to test a dependency PR in HA I can help but not tonight I'm afraid)

Sending you email on this as to not clutter up these comments.