Le support du GPIO a été supprimé en 2022.2 2022.2: Let's start streamlining! - Home Assistant
GPIO Integrations
As of this release, all integrations interfacing with GPIO directly, have been deprecated.
There are multiple reasons for this, which includes a general low usage of these integrations. For most Home Assistant installations, GPIO isn’t easily usable and more often the integrations are unmaintained.
More information can be found in Architectural Decision Record 0019.
Additionally, there are many projects around that handle these purposes of GPIO better than Home Assistant. For example, our sister project ESPHome, or the MQTT IO project, and many more.
We do not forbid the use of GPIO, but we are merely deprecating and removing built-in integrations, providing GPIO functionality from Core. We welcome custom integrations (existing or new ones) to provide alternatives. However, for most cases we recommend on using dedicated hardware, like an ESP device, instead.
The following integrations have been deprecated and will be removed in Home Assistant Core 2022.4:
- BeagleBone Black GPIO
- BH1750
- Blinkt!
- Bosch BME280 Environmental Sensor
- Bosch BME680 Environmental Sensor
- Bosch BMP280 Environmental Sensor
- DHT Sensor
- Enviro pHAT
- HTU21D(F) Sensor
- mcp23017
- MH-Z19 CO2 Sensor
- Orange Pi GPIO
- pcal9535a
- pi4ioe5v9xxxx
- PiFace Digital I/O (PFIO)
- Piglow
- pigpio Daemon PWM LED
- Raspberry Pi RF
- Rasphihats
- Sense HAT
- Sensirion SHT31
- Time of Flight
The following integration have been deprecated and will be removed in Home Assistant Core 2022.6:
- 1-Wire (SysBus only!)
- Raspberry Pi GPIO
Note: 1-Wire is a special case, as it supports both the SysBus and connecting to a remote owfs server. The use of the SysBus is deprecated, however, connecting to a remote owfs server is not.
Update: We’ve been notified by a developer that the Raspberry Pi GPIO integration will be made available via HACS.
Faut passer par des intégration sur HACS. J’avais fait un tuto Controle de la vitesse du ventilateur avec GPIO sur RPi4 - #3 par WarC0zes
