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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces a new integration for ntfy within the Home Assistant ecosystem, providing comprehensive documentation for setup and usage of push notifications. The integration supports cloud push functionality and includes key attributes such as title, description, category, and configuration parameters. Users can send notifications to mobile devices and desktops through a dedicated notify entity, with clear instructions for both setup and removal. Changes
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participant User
participant HomeAssistant
participant NtfyService
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User->>HomeAssistant: Configure ntfy integration
HomeAssistant->>NtfyService: Register topic
NtfyService-->>HomeAssistant: Confirmation
User->>HomeAssistant: Send notification
HomeAssistant->>NtfyService: Publish message
NtfyService->>MobileDevice: Push notification
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30-41: Clean up trailing spacesThere are trailing spaces at the end of several lines in this section. While this doesn't affect the rendered output, it's good practice to remove them for consistency.
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56-56: Add missing comma for better readabilityAdd a comma after "notifications" for better sentence structure.
-To publish notifications you can use the `notify.send_message` action. +To publish notifications, you can use the `notify.send_message` action.🧰 Tools
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7-7: Verify the release versionThe release version is set to
2025.2which is in the future. Please ensure this aligns with the planned release schedule or adjust it to the correct version.
63-69: LGTM! Well-structured example configuration.The YAML example is clear, concise, and demonstrates the basic usage effectively.
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1-77: Overall excellent documentation structure and contentThe documentation is comprehensive and well-organized, covering all essential aspects of the ntfy integration:
- Clear prerequisites and setup instructions
- Well-documented configuration parameters
- Practical usage examples
- Complete removal instructions
Just a few minor formatting and typographical issues to address, but otherwise ready to merge.
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29-34: Fix formatting in Prerequisites sectionThere are some formatting issues that should be addressed:
1. **Service URL** - To set up the **ntfy** integration, you need the URL of the ntfy service you wish to use. - Use `https://ntfy.sh` for the official ntfy service. - Provide the URL of an alternative public ntfy service or your self-hosted instance (for example, `https://your-ntfy-instance.com`).🧰 Tools
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58-69: Fix formatting in example sectionThere are some formatting issues that should be addressed:
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{% raw %} + ```yaml action: notify.send_message data: message: "Reminder: Have you considered frogs?" entity_id: notify.mytopic
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17-21: Well-structured introduction and service description!Good use of the
{% term integration %}template and comprehensive explanation of the ntfy service.
47-52: Clear and well-structured configuration parameters!Good use of the configuration template and clear parameter descriptions.
7-7: Verify the release versionThe release version is set to
2025.2. Please confirm if this is the intended version for this integration's release.✅ Verification successful
Release version 2025.2 is valid
The version is consistent with other upcoming integration releases. Several other integrations are also targeting 2025.1 and 2025.2 releases.
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21-21: Maintain consistent capitalizationThe service name capitalization is inconsistent. "Ntfy" should be "ntfy" to match the rest of the documentation.
-As Ntfy is 100% open-source, there are also alternative public ntfy services but can also be self-hosted. +As ntfy is 100% open-source, there are also alternative public ntfy services but can also be self-hosted.
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27-42: Consider adding security recommendationsThe prerequisites section is well-structured, but consider adding security recommendations:
- Topic name best practices (e.g., avoiding easily guessable names)
- Authentication options if available
- HTTPS requirements for self-hosted instances
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51-55: Clarify Security Implications in the Note Block
The note mentions that topics may not be password-protected and advises choosing an unpredictable name. It might help readers if you elaborate slightly on the security implications or mention any recommended best practices for securing topics.
70-73: Consider Refining the Notifiers Section Language
The sentence “The ntfy integration will add a {% term device %} with a notify {% term entity %} for each configured topic” is technically correct; however, the phrase “with a notify entity” might be non-standard grammatically. Consider rephrasing it to “with an associated notify entity” or similar to align with common usage—if that fits within Home Assistant’s style guidelines.🧰 Tools
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1-15: Front Matter is Well-Formatted
The metadata (title, description, category, release version, etc.) is clearly defined and follows Home Assistant documentation standards. Ensure that the release version and other details remain synchronized with future core releases.
17-18: Integration Summary is Clear
The introductory sentence clearly states that the integration supports push notifications via [ntfy.sh] or other ntfy services.
19-22: About Section Provides a Good Overview
The "About ntfy" section succinctly describes the service and its capabilities. Notably, the typos flagged in previous reviews have been corrected.
23-26: Usage Description is Concise and Informative
The explanation on how the integration sends push notifications from automations and scripts is clear and aligns with expected usage.
27-35: Prerequisites – Service URL Instructions are Clear
The instructions for setting up the service URL, including the official and alternative options, are well detailed and easy to follow.
36-39: Prerequisites – Authentication Details are Adequate
The authentication section explains that topics may be read/write protected and provides guidance on the optional credentials. This is clear and sufficient.
40-50: Adding a Topic is Well-Described
The steps for adding a topic, including both entering an existing topic and generating a random name, are clearly laid out. This section aligns with the integration’s workflow.
57-57: Config Flow Inclusion Looks Good
The inclusion of the configuration flow details via{% include integrations/config_flow.md %}is appropriate and maintains consistency across integrations.
59-68: Configuration Parameters are Clearly Specified
The configuration block using{% configuration_basic %}accurately documents the required and optional parameters (Service URL, Username, Password). This section is well-formatted and clear.
74-87: Example YAML Configuration is Clear and Practical
The details block providing the YAML snippet is well structured and demonstrates how to use the notify action effectively. The use of raw markdown ensures that the code is rendered correctly.
89-93: Removal Instructions are Straightforward
The steps for removing the integration, via inclusion of the removal template, are concise and follow documented practices.
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51-55: Minor Punctuation Improvement in Note BlockIn the note block at line 53, consider inserting a comma after "sensitive information" for improved readability:
-Topics may not be password-protected, so choose a name that's not easy to guess. If you are sending sensitive information consider reserving the topic and restricting access to it. +Topics may not be password-protected, so choose a name that's not easy to guess. If you are sending sensitive information, consider reserving the topic and restricting access to it.🧰 Tools
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1-15: YAML Front Matter is Well-StructuredThe metadata section clearly defines critical attributes such as title, description, category, release version, platforms, etc. This adheres to Home Assistant documentation standards and ensures proper integration identification.
17-21: Clear Introduction & About SectionThe introduction and "About ntfy" sections effectively describe the purpose of the integration and provide useful context about the ntfy service. The text is informative and easy to understand.
29-34: Service URL Documentation is ClearThe explanation for the Service URL prerequisite is concise and offers both the default official URL and alternatives. This ensures users know exactly what is required.
36-38: Authentication Prerequisite is Well-DocumentedThe authentication section clearly explains that access control may be in place and describes the need for username and password for protected topics.
40-49: Adding a Topic Section is ComprehensiveThe instructions for adding a topic are clear and provide users with options to either enter an existing topic or generate a random name. This step-by-step approach is helpful for proper configuration.
57-68: Configuration Parameters Section is Well-FormattedThe configuration parameters block leverages the
{% configuration_basic %}structure effectively. Each parameter is accompanied by a clear description, which helps ensure that users correctly configure the integration.
70-73: Notifiers Section Clearly Explains FunctionalityThis section explains how the integration adds a notify entity and provides a reference for further automation setup. The guidance is sufficient and directly useful for end users.
74-87: Example YAML Configuration is Clear and PracticalThe example provided in the YAML code block is well-formatted. The use of
{% raw %}guarantees that the example is displayed as intended. This example will help users understand how to implement the notify action.
89-93: Removal Instructions are ClearThe removal section instructs users on how to remove the integration, using an include statement to maintain consistency with Home Assistant's documentation practices.
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42-42: Punctuation Recommendation for Topic Addition InstructionsConsider inserting a comma after "notifications" to improve clarity. For example:
-To set up topics for notifications select the three-dot {% icon "mdi:dots-vertical" %} menu ... +To set up topics for notifications, select the three-dot {% icon "mdi:dots-vertical" %} menu ...This minor change enhances readability.
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1-15: Front Matter Metadata ValidityThe YAML front matter is well-structured and adheres to Home Assistant documentation standards, with clear metadata definitions such as
title,ha_category,ha_release, etc.
17-21: Introduction and About Section ClarityThe introductory content and the "About ntfy" section provide a concise, informative overview of the ntfy service. The previous typo ("sernd") appears to be corrected.
23-26: Usage Instructions ClarityThe section detailing how to use the integration is clear and effectively communicates that ntfy enables real-time push notifications across devices.
27-40: Prerequisites and Authentication DetailsThe prerequisites, including the required service URL and optional authentication parameters, are thoroughly documented. The instructions provide sufficient details for both official and self-hosted ntfy services.
51-55: Note Block ClarityThe note block clearly emphasizes best practices regarding topic naming and security, advising users to avoid easily guessable names when dealing with sensitive information.
57-70: Configuration Parameters SectionThe "Configuration parameters" section is well-organized using the
{% configuration_basic %}directive, which makes it straightforward for users to understand and configure service-specific details.
72-77: Topic Parameters DocumentationThe documentation for topic parameters is concise and effectively explains the purpose of the "Topic" field, maintaining consistency with the rest of the configuration instructions.
79-82: Notifiers SectionThe "Notifiers" section clearly explains that an associated notify entity is created for each configured topic, and it directs users to additional information on automations.
83-97: Example YAML ConfigurationThe provided YAML example is clear and practical. It effectively illustrates how to use the
notify.send_messageaction, making it easier for users to implement the integration in their own setups.
98-102: Integration Removal InstructionsThe removal instructions are succinct and consistent with Home Assistant’s standard practices, clearly guiding users on how to remove the integration when needed.
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