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"""Wakeword Engine indicator helper.
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Provides a simple function to update the text sensor state via APIServer.
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"""
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from .api_server import APIServer
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SENSOR_OBJECT_ID = "wakeword_engine"
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def set_wakeword_engine(server: APIServer, engine_name: str) -> None:
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"""Publish the current wakeword engine name to Home Assistant.
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Call this after the engine is selected and whenever it changes.
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"""
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msg = server.publish_text_sensor(SENSOR_OBJECT_ID, engine_name)
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if msg is not None:
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# Enqueue/send happens in the server run loop; callers should hand this to the transport.
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# For convenience, APIServer.handle_message() returns messages to write downstream.
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# Here we directly push by using APIServer._writelines if available.
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if getattr(server, "_writelines", None) is not None:
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server._writelines([msg]) # type: ignore[attr-defined]
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