Add scaling utils brightness and add blogpost (#1998)

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---
author: Jan Bouwhuis
authorURL: https://github.com/jbouwh
authorImageURL: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/7188918?s=96&v=4
title: New scaling utils and import changes
---
## New utils for scaling brightness
Multiple integrations have implemented there own scaling algorithm to scale brightness. New utils are introduced now to simplify the implementation of brightness scaling in `homeassistant.util.color`:
```python
def brightness_to_value(low_high_range: tuple[float, float], brightness: int) -> float:
"""Given a brightness_scale convert a brightness to a single value.
Do not include 0 if the light is off for value 0.
Given a brightness low_high_range of (1,100) this function
will return:
255: 100.0
127: ~49.8039
10: ~3.9216
"""
...
```
If you'd rather like to scale brightness to an integer range you can also use `scale_ranged_value_to_int_range`, described [here](#background).
```python
def value_to_brightness(low_high_range: tuple[float, float], value: float) -> int:
"""Given a brightness_scale convert a single value to a brightness.
Do not include 0 if the light is off for value 0.
Given a brightness low_high_range of (1,100) this function
will return:
100: 255
50: 127
4: 10
The value will be clamped between 1..255 to ensure valid value.
"""
...
```
This also ensures a valid brightness value is returned.
### Background
To scale fan speed percentage we already have some utils `homeassistant.utils.percentage`:
```python
def ranged_value_to_percentage(
low_high_range: tuple[float, float], value: float
) -> int:
...
```
and
```python
def percentage_to_ranged_value(
low_high_range: tuple[float, float], percentage: int
) -> float:
...
```
These percentage utils will now use new generic scaling utils in `homeassistant.utils.scaling`:
`scale_ranged_value_to_int_range` and `scale_to_ranged_value`
```python
def scale_ranged_value_to_int_range(
source_low_high_range: tuple[float, float],
target_low_high_range: tuple[float, float],
value: float,
) -> int:
"""Given a range of low and high values convert a single value to another range.
Given a source low value of 1 and a high value of 255 and
a target range from 1 to 100 this function
will return:
(1,255), 255: 100
(1,255), 127: 50
(1,255), 10: 4
"""
...
```
and
```python
def scale_to_ranged_value(
source_low_high_range: tuple[float, float],
target_low_high_range: tuple[float, float],
value: int,
) -> float:
"""Given a range of low and high values convert a single value to another range.
Do not include 0 in a range if 0 means off,
e.g. for brightness or fan speed.
Given a source low value of 1 and a high value of 255 and
a target range from 1 to 100 this function
will return:
(1,255), 255: 100
(1,255), 127: ~49.8039
(1,255), 10: ~3.9216
"""
...
```
## Utils `int_states_in_range` and `states_in_range` are moved
These utils are now under `homeassistant.util.scaling`. If these are used in your custom integration, make sure you update the import to the new module.

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If the device has a numeric range of speeds:
```python
from homeassistant.util.percentage import int_states_in_range, ranged_value_to_percentage, percentage_to_ranged_value
from homeassistant.util.percentage import ranged_value_to_percentage, percentage_to_ranged_value
from homeassistant.util.scaling import int_states_in_range
SPEED_RANGE = (1, 255) # off is not included

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| rgbww_color | Will be removed from the service call if not supported.
| xy_color | Will be removed from the service call if not supported and translated to `hs_color`, `rgb_color`, `rgbw_color` or `rgbww_color` if supported by the light.
:::tip Scaling brightness
Home Assistant includes a utility to scale brightness.
If the light supports brightness, sometimes the brightness value needs scaling:
```python
from homeassistant.util.color import value_to_brightness
BRIGHTNESS_SCALE = (1, 1023)
...
@property
def brightness(self) -> Optional[int]:
"""Return the current brightness."""
return value_to_brightness(BRIGHTNESS_SCALE, self._device.brightness)
```
To scale the brightness to the device range:
```python
from homeassistant.util.color import value_to_brightness
BRIGHTNESS_SCALE = (1, 1023)
...
class MyLightEntity(LightEntity):
async def async_turn_on(self, **kwargs) -> None:
"""Turn device on."""
...
value_in_range = math.ceil(percentage_to_ranged_value(BRIGHTNESS_SCALE, kwargs[ATTR_BRIGHTNESS]))
:::
### Turn Off Light Device