add automatic conversion from Broadlink to Tuya using ZHA #1467
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This is an attempt to propose a fix to #1355.
In few words...
A new
ZHATuyaBroadlinkControllerallows to convert Broadlink IR codes into Tuya ones and send them via ZHA to a Tuya device.In order to reuse the existing Broadlink codes json files, the new controller is instantiated based on the
controller_datacontent.To achieve that the schema control on the configuration data now supports a dictionary as
controller_dataproperty. Of course, the former string type is also supported to preserve compatibility with older configurations.The new Broadlink platform's ZHA Tuya specifics section details the information relevant to the user configuration.
Note: this has been tested only with TS1201 tuya device and Fujitsu climate with an AR-REB1E remote (using code 1287) and HA Core 2025.8.0.
Feedback from other users with different devices and codes would be appreciated to switch this pull request in non-draft state.