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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request updates the Tesla Wall Connector integration documentation by adding a new section titled "Supported functionality," which includes a detailed enumeration of entities associated with the integration, such as various sensors. Additionally, a new section titled "Energy dashboard" is introduced, outlining how to integrate energy usage into the built-in Energy dashboard using the Energy sensor, along with step-by-step instructions for adding the Tesla Wall Connector. Changes
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49-51: Consider enhancing the Energy dashboard section.While the section introduces the Energy dashboard integration, consider adding:
- Step-by-step setup instructions
- Screenshots showing the integration in action
- Links to the Energy dashboard documentation
Example enhancement:
## Energy dashboard -Energy usage can be easily added to the built-in Energy dashboard using the Energy sensor. +Energy usage can be easily added to the built-in [Energy dashboard](/docs/energy/) using the Energy sensor. + +To add the Tesla Wall Connector to your Energy dashboard: +1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Dashboards** > **Energy** +2. In the "Electricity grid" section, click **Add consumption** +3. Select the Tesla Wall Connector's "Energy" sensor +4. Click **Save**🧰 Tools
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25-48: Well-structured and comprehensive entities documentation!The entities section provides a clear and complete overview of all available sensors and binary sensors, making it easier for users to understand what data they can access from their Tesla Wall Connector.
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25-48: LGTM! Consider adding entity descriptions.The entities table is well-structured and comprehensive. It aligns perfectly with the integration's capabilities and provides valuable information about available entities.
Consider adding brief descriptions for each entity to help users understand what each sensor measures. For example:
- Energy: Total energy consumption
- Session energy: Energy consumed in the current charging session
- Status: Current operational status of the wall connector
49-57: Fix markdown formatting and enhance instructions.The Energy dashboard section provides clear instructions. However, there are some formatting issues to address:
Apply these changes:
## Energy dashboard - + Energy usage can be easily added to the built-in [Energy dashboard](/docs/energy/) using the Energy sensor. To add the Tesla Wall Connector to your Energy dashboard: + 1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Dashboards** > **Energy** 2. In the "Electricity grid" section, click **Add consumption** 3. Select the Tesla Wall Connector's "Energy" sensor 4. Click **Save**Consider adding a note about the data this will provide in the Energy dashboard, such as:
"This will allow you to track and visualize your EV charging energy consumption alongside other household energy usage."🧰 Tools
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24-57: Great documentation enhancement!The added sections significantly improve the Tesla Wall Connector integration documentation by:
- Providing a clear overview of available entities
- Including instructions for Energy dashboard integration
This aligns perfectly with the PR objectives and follows Home Assistant's documentation standards.
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Updated to match integration quality standards (https://developers.home-assistant.io/docs/core/integration-quality-scale/rules/docs-supported-functions/)
Co-authored-by: Franck Nijhof <[email protected]>
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24-24: Consider adding integration capabilities overview.Consider adding a brief overview of the integration's capabilities before diving into the technical details. This would help users quickly understand what they can do with the Tesla Wall Connector integration.
For example:
The Tesla Wall Connector integration enables monitoring of your charging sessions, power consumption, and device status. It provides real-time data about charging state, energy usage, temperatures, and electrical parameters, making it ideal for both energy management and device monitoring.
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25-45: Follow the standardized documentation format for supported functions.As mentioned in the previous review, please follow the standardized way of documenting supported functions.
Additionally, please add blank lines:
- Around headings (before line 31)
- Around lists (before line 32)
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## Supported functionality -### Entities - -The Tesla Wall Connector integration provides the following entities. - -#### Sensors +{% details "Supported entities" %} ### Binary Sensor - Contactor closed - Vehicle connected ### Sensor - Energy - Session energy - Status - States: booting, not_connected, connected, ready, negotiating, error, charging_finished, waiting_car, charging_reduced, charging - Grid frequency - Grid voltage - Handle temperature - MCU temperature - PCB temperature - Phase current - Phase voltage - Status code {% enddetails %}🧰 Tools
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47-56: Update Energy dashboard section formatting.Please update the section to match the previously suggested format exactly:
## Energy dashboard -Energy usage can be easily added to the built-in [Energy dashboard](/docs/energy/) using the energy sensor. +Energy usage can be easily added to the built-in [Energy dashboard](/docs/energy/) using the energy sensor. To add the Tesla Wall Connector to your Energy dashboard: 1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Dashboards** > **Energy**. -2. In the "Electricity grid" section, select **Add consumption** +2. In the "Electricity grid" section, select **Add consumption** 3. Select the Tesla Wall Connector's "Energy" sensor. 4. Select **Save**
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Include a list of entries and a note that it is compatible with the Energy dashboard.
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