TypeError: 'type' object is not subscriptable

[honkbonk]

When running as documented I see the following error...

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "mqtt2kasa/main.py", line 12, in
from mqtt2kasa.keep_alive import (
File "/home/pi/kasa/mqtt2kasa/mqtt2kasa/keep_alive.py", line 76, in
kasas: dict[str, Kasa], kas: dict[str, KeepAlive], mqtt_send_q: asyncio.Queue
TypeError: 'type' object is not subscriptable

My configuration looks like this...

---

knobs:
# Note: normally you don't set these... here just to show how to
# devel and debug
# log_to_console: false
# log_level_debug: false
mqtt:
# ip/dns for the mqtt broker
host: 192.168.35.90
globals:
# every location will be managed using a unique mqtt topic
# unless explicitly specified, this format will be used
topic_format: /{}/switch
# kasa will monitor the current state of the device every
# poll interval, in seconds. You can override on a per device
poll_interval: 11
locations:
# coffee maker. To turn it on, use mqtt publish
# topic: /coffee_maker/switch payload: on
# subscribe to /coffee_maker/switch to know its state
living_room_lights
host: 192.168.35.103
desk_lights:
host: 192.168.35.120

Any help would be appreciated.

[flavio-fernandes]

Hi,

I suspect you are having the same issue as in
#1

As documented in readme file:
NOTE: Use python 3.7 or newer, as this project requires a somewhat
recent implementation of asyncio.

Maybe we should make that a little more visible, what do you think?

[honkbonk]

Hi,

I suspect you are having the same issue as in
#1

As documented in readme file:
NOTE: Use python 3.7 or newer, as this project requires a somewhat
recent implementation of asyncio.

Maybe we should make that a little more visible, what do you think?

I'm using Python 3.7.3 so maybe it's more about the version of asyncio.

I'll dig deeper there and see.

[williamp0044]

Hi,
I suspect you are having the same issue as in
#1
As documented in readme file:
NOTE: Use python 3.7 or newer, as this project requires a somewhat
recent implementation of asyncio.
Maybe we should make that a little more visible, what do you think?

I'm using Python 3.7.3 so maybe it's more about the version of asyncio.

I'll dig deeper there and see.

Hi! Did you make any progress? Having the same issue. On the same python version.

[flavio-fernandes]

Sorry to hear. I use 3.9 and was not aware that anything lower than that is not working. Please consider using 3.9 or see if 3.8 is also good? I should update that readme as soon as we find out.

[flavio-fernandes]

Hi,
I suspect you are having the same issue as in
#1
As documented in readme file:
NOTE: Use python 3.7 or newer, as this project requires a somewhat
recent implementation of asyncio.
Maybe we should make that a little more visible, what do you think?

I'm using Python 3.7.3 so maybe it's more about the version of asyncio.
I'll dig deeper there and see.

Hi! Did you make any progress? Having the same issue. On the same python version.

Can you try a small change and see your python version works better? Basically, simply rewrite the trouble line:

mqtt2kasa/mqtt2kasa/keep_alive.py

Line 76 in 1c6f8c4

kasas: dict[str, Kasa], kas: dict[str, KeepAlive], mqtt_send_q: asyncio.Queue

as

kasas, kas, mqtt_send_q