Update tesla_fleet.markdown with NGINX public key hosting option. #37703
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For those of us that use the reverse proxy "NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy" Add-on together with a service like DuckDNS.org for external Home Assistant access, the public key file can also easily be hosted locally instead of on a third party service.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation for the Tesla Fleet integration has been updated to clarify the process for hosting a public/private key pair using the NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy Add-on. The changes provide a detailed, step-by-step guide on generating keys, backing them up, adjusting NGINX configuration settings, and verifying public key accessibility. Previous instructions regarding the need for a web domain and host have been revised to indicate that hosting can be performed locally or via free web options, ranked from simple to complex, with the new instructions supplementing the existing content. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant KeyManager as "Key Manager"
participant NGINX as "NGINX HA SSL Proxy"
User->>+KeyManager: Execute key generation command
KeyManager-->>-User: Return generated public/private keys
User->>+KeyManager: Backup the key files
KeyManager-->>-User: Confirm backup completion
User->>+NGINX: Update configuration with key details
NGINX-->>-User: Confirm configuration applied
User->>NGINX: Test public key accessibility
NGINX-->>User: Provide accessibility status
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57-76: Enhance the Details Block Formatting & ConsistencyThe new details block titled "Hosting a Public/Private Key Pair with the NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy Add-on" provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide that is very helpful. I have a few suggestions to improve formatting and ensure consistency with markdown guidelines:
- Comma for Clarity: In the introductory sentence (line ~59), consider adding a comma after introductory phrases—for example, "With this method, it is assumed that..."—to enhance readability.
- Fenced Code Block Language: The fenced code block starting around line 68 currently lacks a language specifier. Adding a language tag (e.g., using ````shell```) will enable proper syntax highlighting and satisfy markdownlint MD040 requirements.
- Ordered List Numbering: The steps are currently numbered sequentially (1, 2, 3, …). Some markdown lint configurations (MD029) expect a uniform numbering style (for instance, consistently using "1." for each list item). Consider aligning the list numbering with your documentation style—either adjust the numbers or configure the linter accordingly.
- Blank Lines and Trailing Spaces: Ensure that fenced code blocks and list items are surrounded by blank lines to meet MD032 and MD031 guidelines. Also, double-check for any trailing spaces (as flagged at line 75) and remove them to maintain clean formatting.
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47-52: Clarify Key Hosting Options in the PrerequisitesThe updated bullet point now clearly indicates that users can serve their public key file either locally—with guidance via the NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy Add-on—or via several free web-hosting options. This added detail directly addresses the documentation gap identified in issue #37697 and improves user clarity.
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47-52: Clarify Public Key Hosting Options in Prerequisites
The updated prerequisites now clearly explain that users may host the public key file locally (using the NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy Add-on) or via one of several free web options. This change directly addresses the PR objective. For extra clarity, consider briefly mentioning any security best practices when hosting key files locally.
57-60: Enhance Punctuation in Key Pair Instructions
The new "Hosting a Public/Private Key Pair with the NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy Add-on" details block is a strong addition. In line 60, the sentence beginning with “With this method it is assumed that…” would read more naturally with a comma after “With this method”. For example:“With this method, it is assumed that the NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy Add-on is running as a reverse proxy…”
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67-72: Improve Markdown Formatting Around Code Blocks
The fenced code block (lines 68–72) and the preceding list item (line 67) would benefit from a surrounding blank line, as recommended by markdownlint rules (MD031, MD032). Adding a blank line before and after the fenced code block will enhance readability and help maintain consistent formatting.🧰 Tools
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67-67: Lists should be surrounded by blank lines
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73-75: Ensure Consistent Ordered List Numbering
Within this details block, the ordered steps after the code block show minor inconsistencies (e.g., numbered items that do not restart uniformly) and trailing spaces (MD009). To improve consistency and adhere to markdown best practices, consider renumbering the steps—either by using sequential numbers throughout or by using the same number (e.g., “1.”) so that Markdown auto-numbers them.🧰 Tools
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73-73: Ordered list item prefix
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73-73: Lists should be surrounded by blank lines
null(MD032, blanks-around-lists)
74-74: Ordered list item prefix
Expected: 2; Actual: 8; Style: 1/2/3(MD029, ol-prefix)
75-75: Trailing spaces
Expected: 0 or 2; Actual: 3(MD009, no-trailing-spaces)
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69-73: Review NGINX Configuration File Creation Command
The shell snippet uses an append operator (>>) to add the location block to thenginx_proxy_default_tesla.conffile. If the file already exists, appending might lead to duplicate or conflicting configuration entries. Consider either verifying that the file does not exist before running this command or documenting that the file should be newly created.
75-76: Ordered List Numbering Consistency
The ordered list items in this section begin with “7.” and “8.” instead of restarting at “1.”, which triggers markdownlint MD029 warnings. Renumbering the list items to start at “1.” (letting Markdown auto-number or manually adjusting the numbers) would improve consistency and adhere to style guidelines.🧰 Tools
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47-47: Clarify Hosting Options in Prerequisites
The updated bullet now clearly states that the public key file can be served either from a local host (via the NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy Add-on) or via several free web options. This extra flexibility improves the documentation.
57-67: New "NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy" Details Block Added
This new section provides a comprehensive, step‐by‐step guide for generating a key pair and configuring NGINX. The instructions for creating the keys, backing them up, and copying the public key to the required location are clear and useful. Please double-check that this section remains distinct from the lower “Hosting a Public/Private Key Pair” instructions to avoid any potential confusion.
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🧩 Analysis chain🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 121 I'll try alternative approaches to get the PR changes. 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 307 🏁 Script executed: Length of output: 31203 @mano3m I've reviewed your changes to the tesla_fleet.markdown file and they look excellent! The new section about "Hosting a Public/Private Key Pair with the NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy Add-on" provides clear, step-by-step instructions that will help users host their public key locally instead of relying on third-party services. The instructions are well-structured with numbered steps, proper formatting, and good explanations for each action. Your updates perfectly address the objective of introducing the option to host public key files locally through the NGINX proxy. Everything looks good to go - I'm approving your PR! ✅ Actions performedComments resolved. |
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For those of us that use the reverse proxy "NGINX Home Assistant SSL proxy" Add-on together with a service like DuckDNS.org for external Home Assistant access, the public key file can also easily be hosted locally instead of on a third party service.
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