Add documentation for ccl #36357
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request introduces comprehensive documentation for integrating CCL Electronics devices into Home Assistant. It includes essential metadata such as title, description, categories, release version, IoT class, configuration flow support, code owners, domain, and platforms. The integration is defined as a local-only solution that retrieves weather data from CCL HA series weather stations. The documentation outlines the configuration process, necessary connection parameters, and details the components of the weather station as separate devices within Home Assistant. Changes
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participant User
participant HomeAssistant
participant WSLinkApp
participant CCLWeatherStation
User->>HomeAssistant: Access Integration
HomeAssistant->>WSLinkApp: Request Connection Details
User->>WSLinkApp: Enter Server IP, Port, Path
WSLinkApp->>CCLWeatherStation: Establish Connection
CCLWeatherStation->>HomeAssistant: Send Weather Data
HomeAssistant->>User: Display Weather Sensors
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18-18: Enhance the introduction with more detailsConsider adding:
- List of supported CCL HA series models
- Types of weather data this integration can provide
- Any prerequisites or requirements
28-29: Clarify port and path detailsConsider explaining:
- Why port 42373 is fixed and if it can be changed
- The format/requirements for the path value
30-30: Grammar: Replace "in" with "on"Change "in your mobile device" to "on your mobile device" for correct preposition usage.
-3. Open the WSLink app in your mobile device. +3. Open the WSLink app on your mobile device.🧰 Tools
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41-41: Consider adding common documentation sectionsThe documentation would benefit from additional sections:
- Troubleshooting guide
- Debugging steps
- Example automations or template usage
- Known limitations or issues
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Add details about available sensors and data
The sensors section would benefit from:
- Description of what each component provides
- List of available sensors and their units
- Example values or ranges
- Update frequency information
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| - Weather | ||
| ha_release: 2025.1 |
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Remove Weather category from documentation
The integration is incorrectly categorized under "Weather". While it provides weather station data through sensors, it does not implement a weather platform or weather entity. The Weather category should be removed from ha_category as it may mislead users.
- Remove "Weather" from
ha_categoryinsource/_integrations/ccl.markdown
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Verify Weather platform implementation
The integration is categorized under "Weather" but doesn't list "weather" in the platforms. If weather data is exposed, consider adding "weather" to ha_platforms.
Also applies to: 13-15
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17-18: Enhance introduction with supported modelsConsider adding specific details about which CCL HA series weather station models are supported by this integration.
-The **CCL Electronics** {% term integration %} is a local-only {% term integration %} that reads weather data from CCL HA series weather station on the local network. +The **CCL Electronics** {% term integration %} is a local-only {% term integration %} that reads weather data from CCL HA series weather stations (models: X, Y, Z) on the local network.
29-29: Fix preposition usageChange "in your mobile device" to "on your mobile device" for correct English usage.
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26-28: Improve example formattingMark the example values clearly to prevent users from copying them directly.
- - Server IP: 192.168.1.154 (your Home Assistant IP address) - - Port: 8123 (constant) - - Path: /54fa0b (random) + - Server IP: `192.168.1.154` (example: use your Home Assistant IP address) + - Port: `8123` (constant) + - Path: `/54fa0b` (automatically generated)
61-61: Add troubleshooting sectionConsider adding a troubleshooting section to help users diagnose and resolve common issues, such as:
- Connection problems
- Data validation errors
- Common setup mistakes
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4-5: Remove Weather category from documentation
The integration provides weather station data through sensors but doesn't implement a weather platform. The Weather category should be removed from ha_category to avoid confusion.
40-48: Enhance sensor documentation with technical details
The sensor documentation would benefit from additional technical information:
Consider using a table format for better readability and including:
| Sensor | Unit | Update Frequency | Value Range | Description |
|--------|------|-----------------|-------------|-------------|
| Air pressure | hPa | 60s | 800-1100 | Atmospheric pressure |
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17-20: Streamline Integration DescriptionThe integration description is informative but uses “local-only” twice in close succession. For clarity and brevity, consider rephrasing to avoid redundancy. For example:
“The CCL Electronics integration retrieves weather data from a CCL HA series weather station on the local network.”
This makes the intent clear without repeated terms.
21-33: Configuration Steps ClarityThe step-by-step guidance for setting up the weather station is clear and easy to follow. As an enhancement, you might consider adding visual cues or screenshots to support users who are less familiar with the interface elements.
46-52: Grammar Improvement: Possessive FormIn the sentence “The basic sensors of a weather station, provide the bare essential data:”, the punctuation and phrasing could be improved. Consider either removing the comma or using a possessive form (e.g. “weather station's”) to more clearly indicate ownership.
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1-15: Metadata Front Matter ValidationThe front matter is well structured and defines the integration metadata correctly. Notably, the
ha_categorynow only lists "Sensor", which addresses previous concerns about an inappropriate "Weather" category. Ensure these fields remain consistent with the actual integration implementation.
34-41: Integration Removal InstructionsThe removal instructions are succinct and conform to standard practice. Including the manufacturer’s app step is a nice touch. No further action is needed here.
42-70: Enhance Sensor DetailsThe Sensors section outlines the available components and lists the sensor types neatly. However, to further improve user understanding, consider expanding this section by:
- Providing a brief description of what each sensor/component measures.
- Including the units of measurement and example ranges or typical values.
- Indicating the update frequency if applicable.
Incorporating these details would make the documentation more comprehensive, as previously suggested in earlier reviews.
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33-40: Configuration Block Sentence Structure Improvement
In the configuration snippet, the description for the Port parameter could be reworded for completeness. For example:- description: "Your Home Assistant port number. Should always be '8123'." + description: "Your Home Assistant port number; it should always be set to '8123'."This change makes the sentence complete and improves readability.
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66-73: Other Sensors Details (Optional Enhancement)
The optional sensors are clearly listed. For improved clarity, consider adding brief descriptions or usage examples for each listed sensor (such as Air quality, Leakage, Lightning, etc.) if that aligns with your documentation standards.
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1-15: Metadata Formatting and Categorization
The metadata front matter is well-structured and follows the YAML syntax guidelines. Please confirm that theha_categoryaccurately reflects the integration. Previous reviews suggested removing an incorrect “Weather” category; currently only “Sensor” is used, which appears appropriate given that no weather platform is implemented.
17-20: Introduction and Integration Description
The introductory paragraph clearly defines the integration as a local-only solution that reads weather data from CCL HA series weather stations. The use of template tags (e.g.,{% term integration %}) is consistent with Home Assistant’s documentation practices.
21-32: Weather Station Configuration Instructions
The step-by-step configuration instructions are clear and easy to follow. They accurately guide the user through the integration setup process in the Home Assistant interface and the WSLink app.
42-49: Integration Removal Instructions
The removal instructions are concise and follow the standard process. They clearly inform the user that no extra steps are required beyond the documented procedure.
50-65: Sensors Section Refinements
The "Sensors" section provides a good overview of the components in a weather station. Consider the following refinements:
- Remove the extraneous comma in the sentence:
- The basic sensors of a weather station, provide the bare essential data: + The basic sensors of a weather station provide the bare essential data:- As previously suggested, you might expand on each sensor's details (e.g., what each sensor measures, example values, update frequency) to offer more comprehensive guidance to users.
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74-77: Status Section Clarity
The status indicators are listed succinctly and are easy to understand. No changes are necessary here.
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