Automations attached to my Youtube Episode 124 https://whatarewefixing.today/1797/tuya-lights-in-home-assistant/

Episode 124

### The All Off Toggle I did in the video:


- id: '1729450027538'
  alias: Toggle Basement Middle area
  description: On and off the 4 basement light middle area
  triggers:
  - trigger: state
    entity_id:
    - light.see_basement_switch_switch_3
  conditions: []
  actions:
  - action: light.toggle
    target:
      entity_id:
      - light.smart_bulb
      - light.smart_bulb_2
      - light.smart_bulb_3
      - light.see_basement_switch_switch_1
    data: {}
  mode: single


#### The new and improved all off that won't get confused by lights in random states...


- id: 3e314457-df09-4984-ad90-f81b1395fadb
  alias: Toggle Middle area
  description: >
    ### On and off the 4 Basement Lights Middle Area

    This is designed so it doesn't care the current status of the lights.

    It will make the lights follow the state of the switch.

    It requires a awitch or light or toggle that can be turned on and off.

  triggers:
  - trigger: state
    entity_id:
    - light.see_basement_switch_switch_2

  variables:
    lights:
    - light.smart_bulb
    - light.smart_bulb_2
    - light.smart_bulb_3
    - light.see_basement_switch_switch_1
    state: '{{ trigger.to_state.state }}'
    actn: '{{ "light.turn_" ~ state }}'

  actions:
  - action: '{{ actn }}'
    target:
      entity_id: '{{ lights }}'
  mode: queued


#### The button 3 automation set that turns on lights in dofferent sequences.
####   One to read the button to cycle the counter.
####   One to change the state of the lights based onb the counter number.


- id: 91e94538-ba65-492e-8852-9896dc846be5
  alias: Cottage Round-Robin Lights Incrementer
  description: >
    ### Cottage Round-Robin Lights Incrementer
    This automation will watch a switch and treat it like a button. 
    
    If this switch is pressed, it will immediately turn it back off to reset it for
      another press.

    These presses are then counted thru a incemeental counter to resut in populating
      an input_number with the value 0 thru 7.
      At 7 another button press will result in 0.

    This is used in cooperation with the "Cottage Round-Robin Lights Actioner"
      automation to control 3 lights.

    To use this as your own:
    * Change the light in "sw1:" and the "trigger entity_id:" below
      to match the name of your device. An light was used for testing,
      but you might have a switch ot something else in there.
      The device needs to report off and on and stay in that state.
      if the device reports something else adjust the trigger to match the device.
    * Change the input_number name in variables: "innum:" below to match yours.

    Input_number parameters min:0, max:7, step 1, hidden.

  triggers:
  - alias: Trigger when the switch (sw1) is clicked
    trigger: state
    entity_id: light.see_basement_switch_switch_3
    from: 'off'
    to: 'on'

  variables:
    sw1: light.see_basement_switch_switch_3
    innum: input_number.middle_lights_sequencer
    innum_reset: "{{ states( innum ) | int  > 6 }}"

  actions:
  - alias: Reset the switch to ready for another click
    action: light.turn_off
    target:
      entity_id: "{{ sw1 }}"
    data: {}

  - if: "{{ innum_reset }}"
    then:
    - alias: This click reset it to 0
      action: input_number.set_value
      data:
        value: 0
      target:
        entity_id: "{{ innum }}"
    else:
    - alias: This click increment the number
      action: input_number.increment
      target:
        entity_id: "{{ innum }}"
      data: {}
  mode: single






- id: ca4fe8eb-aa96-44fc-b029-a0cab1a17a19
  alias: Cottage Round-Robin Lights Actioner
  description: >
    ### Cottage Round-Robin Lights Actioner
    Change the state of the lights based on the incrementer control number

    The "innum:" number will be 0-7. 000 - 111 in binary 7. I have assigned each
      of these 3 binary bits to one of the lights.

    What happens is as the number increments, the lights come on when the binary bit
      in the input number comes on.

    Here is the table:
    ```text
      Control	light1	light2	light3
          0		 OFF	   OFF	   OFF
          1		  ON	   OFF	   OFF
          2		 OFF	    ON	   OFF
          3		  ON	    ON	   OFF
          4		 OFF	   OFF	    ON
          5		  ON	   OFF	    ON
          6		  ON	    ON	   OFF
          7		  ON	    ON	    ON
    ```
    To use this as your own:
    * Change the 3 light variables: (light1:, light2:, light3:) below to match
      the lights you would like to control.
    * Change the input_number name in variables: "innum:" and the
      "trigger: entity_id:" places below to match yours.

    Input_number parameters min:0, max:7, step 1, hidden.

  triggers:
  - alias: The control number has changed
    trigger: state
    entity_id: input_number.middle_lights_sequencer

  variables:
    light1: light.smart_bulb
    light2: light.smart_bulb_2
    light3: light.smart_bulb_3

    innum: input_number.middle_lights_sequencer
    innum_val: "{{ states( innum ) | int }}"

    l1_on: > 
      {% if innum_val | bitwise_and(1) == 1 -%}
      on
      {%- else -%}
      off
      {%- endif %}
    l1_actn: '{{ "light.turn_" ~ l1_on }}'

    l2_on: >
      {% if innum_val | bitwise_and(2) == 2 -%}
      on
      {%- else -%}
      off
      {%- endif %}
    l2_actn: '{{ "light.turn_" ~ l2_on }}'

    l3_on: >
      {% if innum_val | bitwise_and(4) == 4 -%}
      on
      {%- else -%}
      off
      {%- endif %}
    l3_actn: '{{ "light.turn_" ~ l3_on }}'

  actions:
  - parallel:
    - alias: Set light1
      action: '{{ l1_actn }}'
      target:
        entity_id: '{{ light1 }}'

    - alias: Set light2
      action: '{{ l2_actn }}'
      target:
        entity_id: '{{ light2 }}'

    - alias: Set light3
      action: '{{ l3_actn }}'
      target:
        entity_id: '{{ light3 }}'