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Request to implement documentation for a new Integration (Qbus)

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    • Introduced comprehensive documentation for the Qbus integration with Home Assistant, outlining its functionality, supported device types, and setup instructions.
    • Added a new entry in the CODEOWNERS file for the Qbus integration, designating @Qbus-iot as the code owner for related reviews.

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The changes introduce a new entry in the CODEOWNERS file, assigning ownership of the qbus.markdown documentation to the user @Qbus-iot. Additionally, a new documentation file, qbus.markdown, is created to provide detailed information about the Qbus integration with Home Assistant. This documentation includes descriptions of the integration's purpose, supported device types, communication mechanisms, and setup resources.

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CODEOWNERS Added entry for qbus.markdown with owner @Qbus-iot.
source/_integrations/qbus.markdown Introduced documentation for the Qbus integration, detailing its purpose, supported devices, and setup.

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    participant User
    participant HomeAssistant
    participant QbusIntegration
    participant MQTTServer
    participant QbusGateway

    User->>HomeAssistant: Initiate Qbus integration setup
    HomeAssistant->>QbusIntegration: Request integration details
    QbusIntegration->>HomeAssistant: Provide setup instructions
    HomeAssistant->>QbusGateway: Configure gateway settings
    QbusGateway->>MQTTServer: Establish communication
    MQTTServer->>QbusIntegration: Relay commands to Qbus devices
    QbusIntegration->>User: Confirm integration setup
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17-21: LGTM: Clear overview with a minor suggestion.

The integration overview effectively introduces the Qbus integration and clearly states the currently supported device type. The parenthetical note relating Qbus terms to Home Assistant concepts is helpful.

Consider adding a brief sentence about what Qbus Control is or does for users unfamiliar with the system. For example:

The `Qbus` **term integration** allows you to integrate your [Qbus Control](https://www.qbus.be) into Home Assistant. Qbus Control is a home automation system that [brief description of its main features or purpose].

23-31: LGTM with suggestions for improvement.

This section provides crucial information about the integration's configuration, including the communication mechanism and necessary additional components. The links to resources are helpful.

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Add a note about plans to translate the manual to other languages, if applicable.
  2. Provide a brief overview of the key steps in setting up the Qbus MQTT Gateway for users who might not immediately click the link.
  3. Fix the typo in line 27: "enabeling" should be "enabling".

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The key steps for setting up the Qbus MQTT Gateway are:
1. [Brief step 1]
2. [Brief step 2]
3. [Brief step 3]

For detailed instructions, please refer to the [Qbus MQTT Gateway documentation](https://github.com/Qbus-iot/qbus-mqttgw).

31-33: LGTM with suggestions for additional information.

The mention of MQTT client setup and the inclusion of the config flow template are appropriate. However, this section could benefit from more detailed guidance.

Consider the following improvements:

  1. Provide more detailed steps or a link to a guide for setting up the MQTT client in Home Assistant.
  2. Add a brief explanation of what the config flow is and how it helps in setting up the integration.

Example addition:

For detailed instructions on setting up the MQTT integration in Home Assistant, please refer to the [MQTT integration documentation](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/mqtt/#configuration).

The config flow provides a user-friendly interface in the Home Assistant UI to guide you through the setup process for the Qbus integration. To start the config flow:
1. Go to Configuration > Integrations in your Home Assistant instance.
2. Click the "+ ADD INTEGRATION" button.
3. Search for "Qbus" and select it.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup.
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1-15: LGTM: Front matter is well-structured and comprehensive.

The YAML front matter provides all necessary metadata for the Qbus integration, including title, description, categories, IoT class, code owners, release version, domain, platforms, and integration type. This information is crucial for proper integration into the Home Assistant documentation system.


1-33: Overall, well-structured and informative documentation with room for minor enhancements.

The Qbus integration documentation provides a comprehensive overview of the integration, its capabilities, and setup requirements. The structure follows Home Assistant's documentation standards, including necessary metadata, integration overview, configuration instructions, and setup guidance.

To further improve the documentation:

  1. Consider adding a brief description of what Qbus Control is for unfamiliar users.
  2. Provide more details on setting up the Qbus MQTT Gateway and MQTT client in Home Assistant.
  3. If possible, mention plans for translating the manual to other languages.
  4. Fix the typo "enabeling" to "enabling" in line 27.

These enhancements will make the documentation more accessible and informative for users of varying familiarity with Qbus and Home Assistant.

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17-21: LGTM: Clear introduction and device support information.

The introduction and supported device types are well-presented. However, to improve clarity, consider adding a brief explanation of what "Bistabiel" means, as it might not be familiar to all users.

Consider adding a brief explanation for "Bistabiel":

- Switch (in Qbus: Bistabiel and Timers)
+ Switch (in Qbus: Bistabiel (toggle switches) and Timers)

23-30: LGTM: Clear explanation of additional configuration requirements.

The section effectively explains the need for a gateway and provides necessary resources. However, the manual being only available in Dutch might limit its usefulness for non-Dutch speaking users.

Consider adding a note about plans for translating the manual:

- We also host a site which contains a [Manual](https://iot.qbus.be/) where you can find lots of information to set up Home Assistant with a Qbus controller (for the moment only in Dutch but translations will be made available).
+ We also host a site which contains a [Manual](https://iot.qbus.be/) where you can find lots of information to set up Home Assistant with a Qbus controller (currently only available in Dutch, with translations planned for the future).
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[uncategorized] ~29-~29: Use a comma before ‘but’ if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
Context: ...controller (for the moment only in Dutch but translations will be made available). ...

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31-33: Enhance MQTT setup instructions with more context.

While the section provides necessary information and links, it could benefit from a brief explanation of why MQTT is required for this integration.

Consider expanding the explanation:

- When you have your controller connected to the MQTT Server, you have to set up a Client in Home Assistant [MQTT](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/mqtt/), that connects to the same MQTT Server.
+ When you have your controller connected to the MQTT Server, you need to set up an MQTT client in Home Assistant to enable communication between Home Assistant and your Qbus system. This client should connect to the same MQTT Server as your Qbus controller. For detailed instructions, refer to the [MQTT integration documentation](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/mqtt/).

35-41: LGTM: Clear configuration flow instructions.

The step-by-step guide for setting up the integration through the Home Assistant UI is well-written and easy to follow. The use of the config_flow.md template is appropriate.

To address the Markdownlint warning, add a blank line before the numbered list:

The config flow provides a user-friendly interface in the Home Assistant UI to guide you through the setup process for the Qbus integration. To start the config flow:
+
1. Go to Configuration > Integrations in your Home Assistant instance.
2. Click the "+ ADD INTEGRATION" button.
3. Search for "Qbus" and select it.
4. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup.
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1-15: LGTM: Front matter is well-structured and complete.

The YAML front matter provides all necessary metadata for the Qbus integration, including correct categorization, code owners, and supported platforms. The release version (2.5) aligns with the PR objectives for an upcoming Home Assistant version.


1-41: Overall: Excellent documentation for the new Qbus integration.

This documentation provides comprehensive information about the Qbus integration, including its functionality, setup requirements, and configuration process. It aligns well with Home Assistant documentation standards and should be very helpful for users.

A few minor suggestions have been made to enhance clarity and formatting, but overall, this is a well-written and informative document.

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17-21: Consider clarifying the term "Bistabiel" for non-Dutch speakers.

The introduction and supported device types section is concise and informative. However, to improve clarity for an international audience, consider providing a brief explanation or English translation for the term "Bistabiel" in parentheses.

Suggested change:

- - Switch (in Qbus: Bistabiel (toggle switches) and Timers)
+ - Switch (in Qbus: Bistabiel (bistable or toggle switches) and Timers)

23-30: Consider adding a note about manual translation timeline.

The extra configuration section provides clear instructions and necessary links. However, the mention of a Dutch-only manual might be a concern for non-Dutch speaking users.

Consider adding an approximate timeline for when translations of the manual will be available, if possible. This would help set expectations for non-Dutch users. For example:

- We also host a site which contains a [Manual](https://iot.qbus.be/) where you can find lots of information to set up Home Assistant with a Qbus controller (currently only available in Dutch, with translations planned for the future).
+ We also host a site which contains a [Manual](https://iot.qbus.be/) where you can find lots of information to set up Home Assistant with a Qbus controller (currently only available in Dutch, with translations planned to be available by [approximate date/month]).
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31-33: Remove duplicate link to MQTT integration documentation.

The MQTT client setup section provides clear instructions. However, there's a duplicate link to the MQTT integration documentation in consecutive paragraphs.

Consider removing the duplicate link:

When you have your controller connected to the MQTT Server, you need to set up an MQTT client in Home Assistant to enable communication between Home Assistant and your Qbus system. This client should connect to the same MQTT Server as your Qbus controller. For detailed instructions, refer to the [MQTT integration documentation](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/mqtt/).

- For detailed instructions on setting up the MQTT integration in Home Assistant, please refer to the [MQTT integration documentation](https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/mqtt/#configuration).
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1-15: LGTM: Frontmatter section is well-structured and complete.

The frontmatter section provides all the necessary metadata for the Qbus integration, including correct categorization, IoT class, codeowners, release version, and supported platforms. This information aligns well with the PR objectives and follows the standard format for Home Assistant integration documentation.


35-42: LGTM: Config flow section is well-structured and clear.

The config flow section provides clear, step-by-step instructions for setting up the Qbus integration. The use of the standard config flow include statement is correct and follows Home Assistant documentation best practices.


27-27: Confirm the use of "our" is intentional.

The static analysis tool flagged the use of "our" in this sentence, suggesting it might be a typo for "out". However, in this context, "our" appears to be correct as it refers to a script or Docker container provided by Qbus.

Please confirm that the use of "our" is intentional in the following sentence:

"It can simply be installed by running a script our a Docker container."

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17-21: Consider expanding the supported device types section.

While the introduction is concise and informative, the supported device types section could benefit from more detail. Consider elaborating on the capabilities of the supported switches (Bistabiel and Timers) to give users a clearer understanding of what they can do with this integration.


29-30: Consider adding a note about manual translation plans.

The manual you've mentioned is currently only available in Dutch, which may limit its usefulness for non-Dutch speaking users. While you've noted that translations are planned for the future, it would be helpful to provide an estimated timeline for when these translations might be available, or suggest alternative resources for non-Dutch speakers in the meantime.

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1-15: LGTM: Front matter is well-structured and complete.

The YAML front matter provides all necessary metadata for the Qbus integration, including correct categorization, IoT class, code owners, and supported platforms. The release version (2.5) aligns with the PR objectives for an upcoming Home Assistant version.


31-32: LGTM: Clear instructions for MQTT client setup.

This section provides clear instructions for setting up the required MQTT client in Home Assistant. The link to the MQTT integration documentation is helpful for users who need more detailed guidance.


33-40: ⚠️ Potential issue

LGTM: Clear setup instructions, but there's a typo to fix.

The config flow setup instructions are clear and easy to follow. The use of the {% include integrations/config_flow.md %} tag is appropriate for maintaining consistency across integration documentation.

However, there's a typo in line 27:

Please apply the following change:

-The controllers cannot communicate directly with MQTT. Therefore, we developed a gateway which you must install before enabling this Integration. Our gateway is a softwaretool that runs on all Linux platforms. It can simply be installed by running a script our a Docker container. For detailed instructions, please refer to the [Qbus MQTT Gateway documentation](https://github.com/Qbus-iot/qbus-mqttgw).
+The controllers cannot communicate directly with MQTT. Therefore, we developed a gateway which you must install before enabling this Integration. Our gateway is a softwaretool that runs on all Linux platforms. It can simply be installed by running a script or a Docker container. For detailed instructions, please refer to the [Qbus MQTT Gateway documentation](https://github.com/Qbus-iot/qbus-mqttgw).

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