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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant HomeAssistant
participant NASweb
User->>HomeAssistant: Access NASweb integration
HomeAssistant->>NASweb: Request configuration details
NASweb-->>HomeAssistant: Provide device interface URL
User->>NASweb: Log in with API user
User->>NASweb: Enable API module
NASweb-->>User: Confirm API module enabled
User->>HomeAssistant: Input configuration details (address, username, password)
HomeAssistant->>NASweb: Establish connection
NASweb-->>HomeAssistant: Confirm integration setup
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18-21: Add alt text to the image for improved accessibility.The introduction provides a good overview of NASweb's functionality. However, the image lacks alt text, which is important for accessibility.
Please add descriptive alt text to the image. For example:
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23-45: LGTM: Clear configuration instructions with helpful visuals.The step-by-step instructions for configuring the NASweb device are well-structured and easy to follow. The inclusion of images and the warning about not using the 'admin' user are particularly helpful.
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1-59: Overall, excellent documentation for the NASweb integration.The document is well-structured, informative, and meets the PR objectives. It provides comprehensive guidance for users to set up and configure the NASweb integration with Home Assistant.
To further improve the documentation:
- Add descriptive alt text to all images throughout the document for better accessibility.
- Consider adding a brief troubleshooting section or links to further resources if available.
Great job on creating this documentation for the new NASweb integration!
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1-16: LGTM: Metadata section is complete and accurate.The metadata provides comprehensive information about the NASweb integration, including the correct future release version ('2024.11') and appropriate integration type ('hub'). This aligns well with the PR objectives and Home Assistant documentation standards.
47-59: LGTM: Integration configuration section is well-structured.The use of the standard Home Assistant configuration flow template and the inclusion of essential configuration parameters (Host, User, and Password) with clear descriptions is appropriate and user-friendly.
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22-22: Add alt text to the diagram for accessibility.The diagram should include descriptive alt text to improve accessibility.
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28-31: Fix grammatical issues in the setup instructions.There are a few minor issues to address:
-To create a NASweb user with access to the NASweb API, follow thses steps: +To create a NASweb user with access to the NASweb API, follow these steps: -1. To log into device `NASweb` page, enter the device IP in your local network: +1. To log into the device `NASweb` page, enter the device IP in your local network:🧰 Tools
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34-42: Add alt text to setup images for accessibility.All screenshots should include descriptive alt text.
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56-56: Consider adding a troubleshooting section.It might be helpful to add a troubleshooting section that covers common issues users might encounter, such as:
- SSL/HTTPS connection issues
- API access problems
- Common error messages
Would you like me to help draft a troubleshooting section?
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1-16: LGTM! Metadata section is well-structured.
The metadata follows Home Assistant's standard format and includes all necessary fields for a new integration.
44-56: LGTM! Configuration section is well-documented.
The configuration section clearly describes all required fields and follows Home Assistant's documentation standards.
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19-24: Enhance the introduction with specific capabilities.Consider expanding the introduction to:
- List specific capabilities that users gain through this integration (e.g., what types of sensors and switches are supported).
- Add an English language reference or documentation link, if available, alongside the Polish one.
- Add a title to the diagram using markdown image syntax:
40-40: Maintain consistent terminology.For consistency with other steps that use "select", consider changing:
-5. Click the **API** module to move it into the right-hand column (`1`), which lists modules enabled for this user. +5. Select the **API** module to move it into the right-hand column (`1`), which lists modules enabled for this user.
46-56: Enhance configuration field descriptions.Consider adding more specific details to the configuration fields:
- Host: Specify the expected format (e.g., IP address or hostname) and any port requirements
- User: Clarify that this cannot be the 'admin' user (as mentioned in prerequisites)
- Password: Add a note about secure storage of credentials in Home Assistant
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Host: - description: NASweb device address + description: "IP address or hostname of your NASweb device (e.g., 192.168.1.2 or nasweb.local)" User: - description: Login of user with enabled `API` module + description: "Username of a non-admin user with API access (configured in prerequisites)" Password: - description: Password of user with enabled `API` module + description: "Password for the specified user (stored securely by Home Assistant)"
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39-39: Update action description to match UI interactionThe instruction says "Click the API module to move it" but based on the image, it appears to be a drag-and-drop action.
-5. Click the **API** module to move it into the right-hand column (`1`), which lists modules enabled for this user. +5. Drag the **API** module into the right-hand column (`1`), which lists modules enabled for this user.
46-47: Enhance host field descriptionThe host field description could be more specific about the expected format to help users avoid confusion.
Host: - description: NASweb device address + description: IP address or hostname of the NASweb device (e.g., 192.168.117.230)
27-27: Improve grammar in user referenceWhen referring to a person (user), it's more appropriate to use "who" instead of "that".
-Before you can add the NASweb integration to Home Assistant, you need to create a user that has access to the NASweb API. +Before you can add the NASweb integration to Home Assistant, you need to create a user who has access to the NASweb API.🧰 Tools
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19-23: LGTM! Clear and informative introduction
The introduction effectively explains the integration's purpose and functionality, with good use of Home Assistant terminology and helpful visual representation.
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20-20: Consider adding an English product referenceThe current product link points to a Polish website. Consider adding an English reference or documentation link if available, to make it more accessible to a broader audience.
22-22: Add descriptive alt text to the diagramFor better accessibility, include descriptive alt text for the diagram that explains what the image represents.
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33-40: Enhance screenshot accessibility with descriptive alt textThe screenshots should include more descriptive alt text to help users with screen readers understand what each image shows.
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44-54: Enhance configuration parameter descriptionsThe configuration parameters would benefit from more detailed descriptions including:
- Format requirements for the host address (IP/hostname)
- Any username restrictions or requirements
- Password requirements or limitations
Host: - description: NASweb device address + description: "IP address or hostname of your NASweb device (e.g., 192.168.1.2 or nasweb.local)" User: - description: Login of user with enabled API module + description: "Username of the non-admin user with API module access enabled" Password: - description: Password of user with enabled API module + description: "Password for the specified user account"
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