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Add documentation for image for fyta #36806
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces a documentation update for the FYTA integration in Home Assistant. A new section titled "Image" has been added under the "Supported functionality" category, explaining that the picture created or chosen in the FYTA app can now be accessed through Home Assistant. This update provides users with additional information about the visual capabilities of the FYTA plant sensor integration. Changes
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: Enhance the image documentation with more detailsWhile the addition is clear, it would be helpful to provide more information about:
- How to access the image in Home Assistant (e.g., which entity/service is used)
- Supported image formats
- Whether multiple images per plant are supported
- Any limitations or requirements for this feature
Example expansion:
### Image -The picture created or chosen in the FYTA app is also exposed to Home Assistant. +The picture created or chosen in the FYTA app is exposed to Home Assistant as a camera entity. Each plant can have one associated image, which is automatically updated when changed in the FYTA app. The image is accessible through the `camera.fyta_[plant_name]` entity.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request updates the documentation for the FYTA integration in Home Assistant, specifically adding a new section about image functionality. The change provides information about how pictures created or selected in the FYTA app can now be exposed to Home Assistant, expanding the documentation to reflect a new feature or capability of the integration. Changes
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: Update front matter to include camera platformThe front matter should be updated to reflect the new camera functionality.
ha_category: - Binary sensor - Sensor + - Camera ha_platforms: - binary_sensor - diagnostics - sensor + - camera
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: Consider reorganizing the Supported functionality sectionFor better organization and readability, consider grouping similar features together. The image feature might fit better after the sensors section since it's a different type of entity (camera) from the binary sensors and sensors.
## Supported functionality ### Binary sensors ... -### Image - -The picture created or chosen in the FYTA app is also exposed to Home Assistant. - ### Sensors ... +### Image + +The picture created or chosen in the FYTA app is also exposed to Home Assistant.
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: Verify implementation details with core PRPlease ensure that the documentation aligns with the implementation in the core PR (home-assistant/core#135105).
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The documentation accurately reflects that FYTA app images are exposed to Home Assistant, as confirmed by the implementation in core PR #135105 which adds dedicated image support via the new
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify implementation details from the core PR # Fetch the core PR details gh pr view 135105 --repo home-assistant/core --json body,files # Look for camera platform registration rg -l "camera" $(fd -e py -e yaml "fyta" ../core) # Check for image-related constants or configurations rg "camera|image" $(fd -e py -e yaml "fyta" ../core)Length of output: 78347
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Enhance the image documentation with implementation details
While the addition of image documentation is valuable, it would be more helpful to include:
- How to access the image in Home Assistant (entity ID, domain, etc.)
- Supported image formats and any size limitations
- How often the image updates
- Any prerequisites for the feature to work
Consider expanding the section like this:
### Image
-The picture created or chosen in the FYTA app is also exposed to Home Assistant.
+The picture created or chosen in the FYTA app is exposed to Home Assistant as a camera entity. Each plant configured in your FYTA account will have its own camera entity with the ID `camera.fyta_[plant_name]`.
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+{% note %}
+The image is updated whenever you change it in the FYTA app. The integration checks for new images during its regular 4-minute update interval.
+{% endnote %}
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### Image | |
The picture created or chosen in the FYTA app is also exposed to Home Assistant. | |
### Image | |
The picture created or chosen in the FYTA app is exposed to Home Assistant as a camera entity. Each plant configured in your FYTA account will have its own camera entity with the ID `camera.fyta_[plant_name]`. | |
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The image is updated whenever you change it in the FYTA app. The integration checks for new images during its regular 4-minute update interval. | |
{% endnote %} |
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Thank you, @dontinelli 👍
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