Huawei LTE config, option and removal improvements #38450
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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request updates the Huawei LTE integration documentation by introducing a structured configuration format. Detailed configuration sections are added for router API settings—such as the base URL, SSL certificate verification, username, and password—and for notification settings including notification service name, recipient numbers, wired network tracking, and unauthenticated mode. Additionally, standard removal procedures are documented, replacing former less-detailed instructions. Changes
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78-87: Enhanced Router API Configuration SectionThe new configuration block for the router API settings is well structured and provides clear, detailed descriptions for each parameter. One minor nitpick: both the URL and Username descriptions start with “Typically” which would read more naturally with a following comma.
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-URL: - description: Base URL to the API of the router. Typically something like `http://192.168.X.1` where `X` is for example `1`, `8`, or `100`. This is the beginning of the location shown in a browser when accessing the router's web interface. +URL: + description: Base URL to the API of the router. Typically, something like `http://192.168.X.1` where `X` is, for example, `1`, `8`, or `100`. This is the beginning of the location shown in a browser when accessing the router's web interface.-Username: - description: Username for accessing the router's API. Typically either `admin`, or left empty (recommended if that works). +Username: + description: Username for accessing the router's API. Typically, either `admin`, or left empty (recommended if that works).🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~80-~80: A comma may be missing after the conjunctive/linking adverb ‘Typically’.
Context: ...ion: Base URL to the API of the router. Typically something likehttp://192.168.X.1whe...(SENT_START_CONJUNCTIVE_LINKING_ADVERB_COMMA)
[typographical] ~84-~84: Consider adding a comma after ‘Typically’ for more clarity.
Context: ...sername for accessing the router's API. Typically eitheradmin, or left empty (recommen...(RB_LY_COMMA)
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[uncategorized] ~80-~80: A comma may be missing after the conjunctive/linking adverb ‘Typically’.
Context: ...ion: Base URL to the API of the router. Typically something like http://192.168.X.1 whe...
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[typographical] ~84-~84: Consider adding a comma after ‘Typically’ for more clarity.
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91-100: Structured Notification Configuration SectionThis new section clearly lists notification settings such as the service name, recipients, wired network tracking, and unauthenticated mode. The descriptions are informative and consistent with the integration requirements. No further changes are needed here.
130-135: Clear Removal Integration InstructionsThe “Removing the integration” section is concise and aligns with standard Home Assistant practices by indicating that no extra steps are required beyond following the default removal process. This clarity helps maintain consistency across integrations.
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78-87: Structure and Clarity of Router API Configuration Block
The new configuration block for the router API settings is well structured and includes clear, descriptive text for each parameter (URL, Verify SSL certificate, Username, and Password). This enhancement improves usability by guiding users on how to input valid values. Consider adding an example (if applicable) or noting default behaviors where relevant.
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89-90: Inclusion of Option Flow Documentation
The inclusion of{% include integrations/option_flow.md %}helps maintain consistency with other integration documentation. Ensure that its content aligns well with the subsequent configuration block and overall documentation standards.
91-100: Completeness of Notification Configuration Section
The added notification configuration block clearly defines parameters such as Notification service name, Notification recipients, Track wired network clients, and Unauthenticated mode. The descriptions are comprehensive and emphasize important details, such as the expected phone number format (E.164). This section will aid users in correctly configuring notification settings.
130-132: Clarity of Integration Removal Section
The "Removing the integration" section succinctly states that the standard removal procedure applies without extra steps. The inclusion of{% include integrations/remove_device_service.md %}reinforces this information by linking to the detailed removal instructions. Verify that the included file is up to date with current best practices.
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| description: Base URL to the API of the router. Typically, something like `http://192.168.X.1` where `X` is for example `1`, `8`, or `100`. This is the beginning of the location shown in a browser when accessing the router's web interface. | ||
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| description: Whether to verify the SSL certificate of the router when accessing it. Applicable only if the router is accessed via HTTPS, i.e. if the configured URL starts with `https://`. |
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| description: Whether to verify the SSL certificate of the router when accessing it. Applicable only if the router is accessed via HTTPS, i.e. if the configured URL starts with `https://`. | |
| description: Whether to verify the SSL certificate of the router when accessing it. Applicable only if the router is accessed via HTTPS. For example, if the configured URL starts with `https://`. |
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Thanks for the tweaks! "For example" is not accurate for this though, "i.e." was. If we want to expand it, "in other words" would be a better replacement.
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Oh, right. Thank you for the catch, @scop ❤️
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