Extend the RDW documentation #38842
Extend the RDW documentation #38842
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe RDW integration documentation was extensively revised and expanded. The update introduces new sections such as "Use case," "Prerequisites," "Supported functionality," "Known limitations," "Troubleshooting," and removal instructions. Existing sections were restructured and clarified, with detailed explanations, practical examples, and step-by-step guidance. The changes focus solely on improving documentation clarity and user support, without modifying any code or exported entities. Changes
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22-22: Hyphenate compound adjective for clarity.Consider adding a hyphen to “Dutch-registered vehicles” to correctly form the compound adjective:
-The **RDW** {% term integration %} connects with the [RDW](https://www.rdw.nl) (Netherlands Vehicle Authority) open data service to retrieve and monitor information about your Dutch registered vehicles in Home Assistant. +The **RDW** {% term integration %} connects with the [RDW](https://www.rdw.nl) (Netherlands Vehicle Authority) open data service to retrieve and monitor information about your Dutch-registered vehicles in Home Assistant.
26-26: Use “such as” instead of “like” for a more formal tone.Replacing “like” with “such as” elevates the documentation style:
-With this integration, you can keep track of important vehicle information like periodic inspection (<abbr title="Algemene Periodieke Keuring">APK</abbr>) expiration dates, insurance status, and recall notifications directly in your Home Assistant dashboard. +With this integration, you can keep track of important vehicle information such as periodic inspection (<abbr title="Algemene Periodieke Keuring">APK</abbr>) expiration dates, insurance status, and recall notifications directly in your Home Assistant dashboard.
93-93: Use inline code formatting for exact error messages.Wrap the symptom text in backticks to distinguish it as a literal message:
-#### Symptom: "Unknown license plate" +#### Symptom: `Unknown license plate`
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[grammar] ~83-~83: You’ve repeated a verb. Did you mean to only write one of them?
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79-81: Resolve repeated verb in Data updatesThe term helper usage duplicates the verb ("polling polls"). Simplify it by using a single argument as suggested previously:
-The **RDW** integration {% term polling polls %} data from the RDW open database once an hour. +The **RDW** integration {% term polling %} data from the RDW open database once an hour.🧰 Tools
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[grammar] ~81-~81: You’ve repeated a verb. Did you mean to only write one of them?
Context: ...pdates The RDW integration {% term polling polls %} data from the RDW open database once...(REPEATED_VERBS)
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22-22: Refactor sentence for readabilityThe description on line 22 is quite long and mixes two separate ideas. Consider splitting it into two sentences to improve readability:
-The **RDW** {% term integration %} connects with the [RDW](https://www.rdw.nl) (Netherlands Vehicle Authority) open data service to retrieve and monitor information about your Dutch registered vehicles in Home Assistant. RDW is the government organization responsible for vehicle registration, licensing, supervision, and enforcement in the Netherlands. +The **RDW** {% term integration %} connects with the [RDW](https://www.rdw.nl) (Netherlands Vehicle Authority) open data service. It retrieves and monitors information about your Dutch-registered vehicles in Home Assistant. RDW is the government organization responsible for vehicle registration, licensing, supervision, and enforcement in the Netherlands.
28-33: Streamline prerequisites for consistencyThe prerequisites list is clear but can be more concise. For example:
-To use this integration, you need: - -1. A vehicle with Dutch registration (license plate) -2. The license plate number of the vehicle you want to monitor +To use this integration, you need: + +- A Dutch-registered vehicle +- The vehicle’s license plate number (without spaces or dashes)
48-52: Title case for entity namesTo keep naming consistent and match Home Assistant style, capitalize key terms:
- - **Liability insured**: Shows whether your vehicle has current liability insurance. - - **Pending recall**: Indicates if your vehicle has an open recall notice that requires attention. + - **Liability Insured**: Shows whether your vehicle has current liability insurance. + - **Pending Recall**: Indicates if your vehicle has an open recall notice that requires attention.
53-57: Title case for sensor namesAlign sensor names to title case for consistency:
- - **APK expiration**: The date when your vehicle's periodic technical inspection (APK) expires. - - **Ascription date**: The date when your vehicle was registered to its current owner. + - **APK Expiration**: The date when your vehicle's periodic technical inspection (APK) expires. + - **Ascription Date**: The date when your vehicle was registered to its current owner.
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24-26: Use case section improves clarityThe new "Use case" section clearly explains the benefits and potential automations for users. Well structured and informative.
35-40: Config flow inclusion and basic configurationThe
{% include integrations/config_flow.md %}and theconfiguration_basicblock correctly document the setup flow and required input. Good use of Home Assistant templates.
42-47: Supported functionality section is well laid outThe "Supported functionality" and "Entities" subsections clearly enumerate what this integration provides.
58-61: Examples section heading is clearThe "Examples" and subsequent automation title effectively guide the user through a practical use case.
62-77: Automation snippet is clear and correctThe YAML example is well-formatted, uses the correct entity ID pattern, and demonstrates a realistic automation scenario. Nice work!
83-85: Known limitations section is conciseThis bullet succinctly communicates that only Dutch license plates are supported.
87-94: Troubleshooting section structure is solidThe symptom, description, and step-by-step resolution follow Home Assistant documentation patterns and will help users effectively diagnose issues.
101-102: Resolution steps are clearThe numbered resolution steps are actionable and easy to follow.
106-110: Removal instructions follow standard patternThe "Removing the integration" section correctly references the standard removal procedure and includes the appropriate include file.
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Asked Copilot to extend this documentation using #38837 and by giving it the core integration codebase as context.
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