Exposes the Home Assistant User API as a Custom Component Switch Entity, so you can Lock and Unlock Users via Automation Scripts
The point of this is that if you want to prevent people from yelling into your Window and execute Alexa Home Assistant Commands, you can now use a separate Home Assistant User for linking with Alexa, and simply disable this user when you are not at Home, so any Alexa Requests during that time will experience an Authentication Failure, and Alexa will exclaim that she doesn't know what went wrong.
Copy the lockuser folder into your config/custom_components directory.
Add the following to your configuration.yaml:
switch:
- platform: lockuser
devices:
alexauser:
name: Alexa User
unique_id: 394578729384759384
wallpaneluser:
name: Wall UI Panel User
unique_id: x98zx978z6xz9z6x96
You can find the Unique User ID at the Top of the User Administration settings for that user, where you would also manually disable the user.
The Switch State represents the User is_active State, so to lock the User turn the Switch off.