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The devices part of this forum request was already shipped in #2886. This PR covers the remaining part reported in reply #3 and confirmed by the author: the same problem exists in Settings → Services, which still lists community integrations under their raw service name — the docker image based selector (ext-callemand-gladys-melcould-home) instead of their real name (MELCloud Home).
What changes on the services page:
a community integration is listed under its manifest name, the same title as its card in the integration catalog, and still falls back to the raw service name when there is no manifest name;
it carries the same Community tag as in the catalog, so it stays distinguishable from a built-in integration with a similar name;
when two community integrations display the same name (two repositories publishing the same manifest name, or dev installs), each one carries its technical identity next to its name — exactly the rule introduced in Display integration names on the devices list #2886;
the list is sorted on the label it actually displays: a built-in integration is now sorted under its translated title instead of its service name, and a community one under its real name instead of its ext-… selector.
The technical identity of every service stays visible: the Internal name: … line under the name is unchanged.
Implementation notes:
the disambiguation helper written for the devices list is reused, not duplicated: disambiguateIntegrationNames moved from front/src/routes/devices/integrationLinks.js to front/src/utils/integrationNames.js, and both pages import it from there (the devices page behaviour is unchanged);
the integration lookup that ServiceItem did inline moved to front/src/routes/settings/settings-service/serviceIntegration.js, which resolves the display identity of a service (name, translation key, community flag, integration link) the same way the devices page does;
no server change, no new translation key: integration.tags.external already exists in every language file, and GET /api/v1/service already returns the service manifest.
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Tests pass: cd server && npm run coverage (Codecov requires 100% coverage on changed lines) and Cypress (npm run cypress:run) if the UI changed
Linter and prettier pass on both front and server (npm run eslint, npm run prettier)
No undocumented breaking change
Front only change: npm run prettier-check, npm run eslint, npm run compare-translations and npm run build all pass locally. No server file is touched, so the server suite and Codecov patch coverage are not impacted. Cypress was not run locally (binary unavailable in this environment); there is no E2E spec covering the services settings page, and CI runs it anyway.
The services list in Settings > Services displayed the raw service name,
which is the docker image based selector (ext-<owner>-<repo>) for
community integrations. It now displays the manifest name, the same title
as the integration card in the catalog, and falls back to the raw name
when there is none.
Community integrations carry the same "community" tag as in the catalog,
and two of them sharing a name carry their technical identity, reusing
the helper introduced for the devices list (moved to utils so both pages
share it). The list is sorted on the label it displays, so a built-in
integration is sorted under its translated title.
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Changes
The service settings flow now resolves integration metadata before rendering. It disambiguates duplicate external names, sorts translated labels, passes integration data to service rows, and uses direct integration URLs. The shared name utility is also used by devices.
Service integration settings
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Summary
Shared integration name handling front/src/utils/integrationNames.js, front/src/routes/devices/index.js, front/src/routes/devices/integrationLinks.js
The name disambiguation utility moved to a shared module. Device imports and documentation references now use the new location.
Service metadata resolution front/src/routes/settings/settings-service/serviceIntegration.js, front/src/routes/settings/settings-service/index.js
Service settings resolves integration metadata, localized labels, URLs, and duplicate-name handling. It sorts rows by display labels and passes enriched data to ServicesPage.
Service row rendering front/src/routes/settings/settings-service/ServicesPage.jsx, front/src/routes/settings/settings-service/ServiceItem.jsx, front/src/routes/settings/settings-service/style.css
Service rows receive integration metadata and render names, external badges, direct URLs, and constrained name layouts.
This PR updates service labels, tags, sorting, and disambiguation to show integration names consistently; no actionable merge-blocking risk remains beyond normal checks and review.
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant SettingsServices
participant getServices
participant getServiceIntegration
participant disambiguateIntegrationNames
participant ServicesPage
participant ServiceItem
SettingsServices->>getServices: fetch services
getServices-->>SettingsServices: return services
SettingsServices->>getServiceIntegration: resolve service integrations
getServiceIntegration-->>SettingsServices: return integration metadata
SettingsServices->>disambiguateIntegrationNames: build display names
disambiguateIntegrationNames-->>SettingsServices: return name map
SettingsServices->>ServicesPage: pass sorted services and integrations
ServicesPage->>ServiceItem: pass service and integration
ServiceItem-->>ServicesPage: render name, badge, and direct URL
I’m a rabbit with a tidy new map,
Names sort neatly in one little lap.
Badges appear, links hop straight through,
Duplicate names show what they do.
Squeak—clean integrations, fresh as dew!
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In `@front/src/routes/settings/settings-service/ServicesPage.jsx`:
- Around line 28-34: Add a stable key to each ServiceItem rendered by the
services.map callback, using service.selector so Preact preserves changeStatus
with the correct service when the sorted list reorders.
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Verdict: approve
Front-only follow-up to #2886 for Settings → Services. Community integrations now show their manifest name (the same title as the catalog card), the existing Community tag, and the same homonym disambiguation helper. Built-ins sort under their translated title (rtsp-camera → “Caméras” in French). GET /api/v1/service already returns type / manifest / store_slug, and integration.tags.external already exists in every language file.
No constants.js category/type change, no server change, no spec-contract change. Not risk:high. Not needs:human-review (same class as #2886).
What looks good
Shared disambiguateIntegrationNames instead of a second copy; the devices page import is a mechanical move and behaviour there is unchanged.
Sort uses the label the row actually displays (withIntlAsProp + get(intl.dictionary, i18nKey)), matching the devices filter.
The Internal name: … line is unchanged, so the selector stays visible.
Residuals (non-blocking)
See inline comments: community rows still have no “Go to integration page” arrow (url: null), overflow: hidden on the name+badge flex can clip the Community tag on a long manifest name, and ServicesPage still passes an unused integrations prop.
Open #2929 also edits front/src/routes/devices/index.js (this PR only changes the helper import); resolve that if both land.
Link community integrations to their integration page: they all share the
same parameterized route, and the communication and weather ones redirect
from there to their configuration screen, so the last column now has its
arrow for them too.
Key each row on the service selector: ServiceItem holds the pending state
of its switch, and the list is sorted, so rows can be reordered.
Never clip the community tag: the name is ellipsed instead, which keeps
visible the one thing telling a community integration apart from a
built-in one with a similar name.
Drop the integrations prop left over from the catalog lookup that moved
to getServiceIntegration.
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Verdict: approve
Follow-up commit 8f508c1 addresses the previous review. Community rows now link to /dashboard/integration/device/external/${selector} (communication/weather still redirect to /config from that page). The Community tag is flex-shrink: 0 with ellipsis on the name. The leftover integrations prop is gone, and ServiceItem has key={service.selector} so changeStatus stays on the right row when the sorted list reorders.
Front-only follow-up to #2886. No constants.js category/type change, no server change, no spec-contract change. Not risk:high. Not needs:human-review. CI is green (front test/build, Cypress, codecov/patch).
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Implements feature request: https://community.gladysassistant.com/t/appareils-avoir-le-vrai-nom-des-integrations/10559
Description
The devices part of this forum request was already shipped in #2886. This PR covers the remaining part reported in reply #3 and confirmed by the author: the same problem exists in Settings → Services, which still lists community integrations under their raw service name — the docker image based selector (
ext-callemand-gladys-melcould-home) instead of their real name (MELCloud Home).What changes on the services page:
Communitytag as in the catalog, so it stays distinguishable from a built-in integration with a similar name;ext-…selector.The technical identity of every service stays visible: the
Internal name: …line under the name is unchanged.Implementation notes:
disambiguateIntegrationNamesmoved fromfront/src/routes/devices/integrationLinks.jstofront/src/utils/integrationNames.js, and both pages import it from there (the devices page behaviour is unchanged);ServiceItemdid inline moved tofront/src/routes/settings/settings-service/serviceIntegration.js, which resolves the display identity of a service (name, translation key, community flag, integration link) the same way the devices page does;integration.tags.externalalready exists in every language file, andGET /api/v1/servicealready returns the service manifest.This PR was created by an automated Claude Code run.
Forum
Forum: https://community.gladysassistant.com/t/appareils-avoir-le-vrai-nom-des-integrations/10559
Checklist
cd server && npm run coverage(Codecov requires 100% coverage on changed lines) and Cypress (npm run cypress:run) if the UI changednpm run eslint,npm run prettier)Front only change:
npm run prettier-check,npm run eslint,npm run compare-translationsandnpm run buildall pass locally. No server file is touched, so the server suite and Codecov patch coverage are not impacted. Cypress was not run locally (binary unavailable in this environment); there is no E2E spec covering the services settings page, and CI runs it anyway.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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