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Add installation parameters to SMLIGHT as required by quality scale rule:
https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/core/integration-quality-scale/rules/docs-installation-parameters/

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    • Introduced a new configuration section that provides clear setup instructions for connecting to the SLZB device. The update details essential parameters—Host, Username, and Password—to facilitate smooth web login and ensure users have precise guidance for device integration.

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The change updates the SMLIGHT integration documentation by adding a new configuration block. This block introduces three fields—Host, Username, and Password—each with a description detailing its purpose. The update clarifies the configuration requirements for setting up the SLZB device.

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source/_integrations/smlight.markdown Added a new configuration block for the SMLIGHT SLZB integration. The block defines three fields: Host (hostname or IP address), Username (for web login), and Password (for web login).

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52-60: Clear and Complete Configuration Block for Installation Parameters

This new configuration block correctly defines the required fields (Host, Username, and Password) with concise descriptions that align with the Home Assistant documentation quality requirements. The usage of the {% configuration_basic %} block is appropriate and follows the expected syntax.

Consider optionally adding example values or additional guidance (if applicable) to further assist users in understanding the expected format for each field.

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The changes update the SMLIGHT SLZB integration documentation by appending a new configuration block. This block specifies the required parameters—Host, Username, and Password—needed to connect to the SLZB device for web login. The documentation now includes clear descriptions for each parameter without modifying any existing content.

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source/_integrations/smlight.markdown Appended a new configuration block with parameters: Host (device address), Username (login name), and Password (login password) for the SLZB device.

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52-59: Installation Parameters Configuration Block Added Successfully

The new configuration block clearly defines the required parameters—Host, Username, and Password—with concise descriptions, aligning well with the Home Assistant documentation quality guidelines. This addition makes it clear what installation credentials are necessary for configuring the SMLIGHT SLZB integration.

Suggestion: Consider adding a brief note or reference for users on best practices for handling sensitive information, such as advising the use of Home Assistant’s secrets.yaml for the Password parameter. This can help reinforce secure configuration practices.

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Thank you, @tl-sl 👍

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