Creating Device with multiple endpoints (and multiple types)

[john159753]

Hello!
I am working on a personal project (Zigbee Control of my HotTub). And i have been working through some challenges. I really like a good challenge, but i have pretty much come up short in trying to make sure I'm doing this right. Looking through all the current implementations, I couldn't see any devices doing what I'm trying to do. Right once i thought i had a handle on things, modern extends became the way and i had to wipe what i was doing. I'm sure i missed a golden example, but can someone validate my definition is looking correct for what i am trying to accomplish?

My device is going to expose 4 endpoints, one of then is a color level device, and the other three are on/off switches. As-is - Things just seem "disconnected", HA only shows the light endpoint, color control in Z2M UI doesn't do anything, when i set color in HA the hue indicator on the wheel disappears (like there is no feedback on current hue). This behavior doesn't happen if i only have the one light endpoint defined

const {deviceEndpoints, onOff, light} = require('zigbee-herdsman-converters/lib/modernExtend');

const definition = {
    zigbeeModel: ['HotTub Control'],
    model: 'HotTub Control',
    vendor: 'John Daley',
    description: 'IQ2020',
   

    meta: {multiEndpoint: true}, 
 	extend: [
			deviceEndpoints({"endpoints":{"Jets 1 Low":1,"Jets 1 High":2,"Jets 2":3,"Light":4}}), 
			onOff({"powerOnBehavior":false,"endpointNames":["Jets 1 Low","Jets 1 High","Jets 2"]}),
			light({"effect":false,"color":{"modes":["hs","xy"]},"endpointNames":["Light"]})
			],
 	//extend: [ //deviceEndpoints({"endpoints":{"Light":4}}),
	//light({"effect":false,"color":{"modes":["hs","xy"]}})],

        configure: async (device, coordinatorEndpoint, logger) => {
            const endpoint1 = device.getEndpoint(1);
            await reporting.bind(endpoint1, coordinatorEndpoint, ['genOnOff']);
            await reporting.onOff(endpoint1);
            const endpoint2 = device.getEndpoint(2);
            await reporting.bind(endpoint2, coordinatorEndpoint, ['genOnOff']);
            await reporting.onOff(endpoint2);
            const endpoint3 = device.getEndpoint(3);
            await reporting.bind(endpoint3, coordinatorEndpoint, ['genOnOff']);
            await reporting.onOff(endpoint3);
        },
		
};

module.exports = definition;

and here is the output of the state tab - the oddness in this tab is whats leading me to believe i am not doing the Z2M converter correctly

{
    "color": {
        "s": 99,
        "saturation": 99
    },
    "color_mode": "xy",
    "state_Jets 1 High": "OFF",
    "state_Jets 1 Low": "OFF",
    "state_Jets 2": "OFF",
    "state_Light": "ON",
    "linkquality": 123,
    "power_on_behavior": null,
    "brightness_Light": 255,
    "color_Light": {
        "hue": 2,
        "saturation": 94
    },
    "color_mode_Light": "hs"
}

Im gonna keep taking whacks at this -- but if someone could point of something I am doing blatantly wrong id really appreciate it

[john159753]

I think this can be closed, but there might be a check missing..
I found this issue when originally writing the device, #3432
I thought when modern extend came out, I could set my own endpoint names (since there wasn't any error when doing so), but i think while i could still control it, it didnt extend the devices properly over mqtt, so they never showed in home assistant.