I have installed your component and On run I have the following log message:

climate:
  - platform: salusfy
    username: "email"
    password: "password"
    id: "salusDeviceId"
    enable_temperature_client: False

And it looks like the integration is looking for access_token and entity_id. They should be set as optional and they should be required only if enable_temperature_client: True

To make the integration work, I had to add this into my config:

climate:
  - platform: salusfy
    access_token: "your-HA-access-token"
    entity_id: "your-entity"
    username: "email"
    password: "password"
    id: "salusDeviceId"
    enable_temperature_client: False

Ah thanks, I hadn't tested without those values. I've made them optional now.

What was the log message you got?

Ah thanks, I hadn't tested without those values. I've made them optional now.

What was the log message you got?

Logger: homeassistant.config
Source: config.py:1293
First occurred: 10:50:55 AM (2 occurrences)
Last logged: 10:50:55 AM

Invalid config for 'climate' from integration 'salusfy' at custom_configs/salufy.yaml, line 2: required key 'access_token' not provided, please check the docs at https://github.com/floringhimie/salusfy Invalid config for 'climate' from integration 'salusfy' at custom_configs/salufy.yaml, line 2: required key 'entity_id' not provided, please check the docs at https://github.com/floringhimie/salusfy

I will try to fork and make a HACS compatible component from your fork with am instalation UI, in order to make the component more flexible and no pass passwords through config files.

I've just removed the extra settings from configuration.yaml and confirmed it now works correctly.