Add palazzetti status sensor #35927
Add palazzetti status sensor #35927
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📝 Walkthrough📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe changes in this pull request focus on enhancing the documentation for the Palazzetti integration within Home Assistant. A new "Status" sensor has been added, along with a comprehensive list of possible status values it can report. Additionally, a "Fuel Sensors" subsection detailing "Pellet quantity" and "Pellet level" sensors has been introduced. The previous "Temperature sensors" section has been updated to remove the entries for pellet-related sensors, which have been relocated. Minor formatting adjustments were also made to improve clarity and readability. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant HomeAssistant
participant PalazzettiIntegration
User->>HomeAssistant: Request Palazzetti status
HomeAssistant->>PalazzettiIntegration: Fetch status
PalazzettiIntegration-->>HomeAssistant: Return status values
HomeAssistant-->>User: Display status values
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48-58: LGTM! Consider adding a brief description for the Status sensor.The sensor list is well-organized with consistent unit notation. Since this is introducing a new Status sensor, consider adding a brief inline description similar to how the temperature sensors specify their units.
-- Status +- Status (current operational state)🧰 Tools
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59-60: Fix punctuation consistency.Add a colon after "following" to maintain consistent punctuation throughout the documentation.
-The Status sensor value is one of the following +The Status sensor value is one of the following:
61-92: Consider clarifying similar status values.Some status values might be confusing to users due to their similarity:
coolingvscoolvscool_fluidburningvsburning_modConsider adding brief parenthetical explanations to differentiate these states.
-- `cooling`: Cooling -- `cool`: Cooling in progress -- `cool_fluid`: Stand-by +- `cooling`: Cooling (system shutdown cooling) +- `cool`: Cooling in progress (temperature regulation) +- `cool_fluid`: Stand-by (fluid temperature monitoring) -- `burning`: Operating -- `burning_mod`: Operating - Modulating +- `burning`: Operating (steady state) +- `burning_mod`: Operating - Modulating (power adjustment)🧰 Tools
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61-92: Verify completeness of status values.
Let's ensure all possible status values from the integration code are documented here.
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48-58: Consider grouping sensors by type for better readability.The sensor list is well-documented, but could be more organized. Consider grouping them by type:
- Status (current operational state) - Outlet air temperature (°C) - Wood combustion temperature (°C) - Room temperature (°C) - Return water temperature (°C) - Tank water temperature (°C) - Hydro temperature 1 (°C) - Hydro temperature 2 (°C) - Pellet quantity (kg) - Pellet level (cm) + State sensors: + - Status (current operational state) + Temperature sensors: + - Outlet air temperature (°C) + - Wood combustion temperature (°C) + - Room temperature (°C) + - Return water temperature (°C) + - Tank water temperature (°C) + - Hydro temperature 1 (°C) + - Hydro temperature 2 (°C) + Fuel sensors: + - Pellet quantity (kg) + - Pellet level (cm)🧰 Tools
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59-61: Fix formatting inconsistency.Remove the extra blank line between the introduction and the list to maintain consistent formatting.
The Status sensor value is one of the following: - - `off`: Off🧰 Tools
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76-92: Consider adding more details for error states.The error state descriptions could be more helpful to users by including:
- Possible causes
- Recommended user actions
- Whether the error requires professional intervention
For example:
- `pressure_error`: Safety pressure switch error (Indicates abnormal pressure in the combustion chamber. Check for blockages in the exhaust system and contact service if persistent)Would you like me to help expand the descriptions for all error states?
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59-92: Verify completeness of status values.
Let's ensure all possible status values are documented.
✅ Verification successful
Let me generate another verification script to search for status values in the Python code, since the previous search didn't yield relevant results.
Let me try one more search with a different approach to find status-related code.
Based on the search results, I can now generate the final response:
Documentation of status values appears complete and accurate
The documentation lists all possible status values with clear descriptions. The search through the codebase confirms that all the status values mentioned in the code are properly documented in the markdown file, including operational states (like burning, heatup), special states (like off_timer, cool_fluid), and error states (like door_open, general_error). Each status has a human-readable description that helps users understand the device's current state.
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Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for status-related constants or enums in the core codebase
# that might define additional states
# Look for Palazzetti status definitions
rg -i "status|state" --type python $(fd -t f "palazzetti" -E "test_*")
# Look for related test files that might contain additional states
rg -i "status|state" $(fd -t f "test_palazzetti")
Length of output: 103583
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for Python files related to Palazzetti integration
fd -e py palazzetti
# Once we find the files, let's look for status-related code
# particularly focusing on class attributes, enums, or constants
ast-grep --pattern 'STATUS = $_'
Length of output: 56
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for any files containing 'palazzetti' and then look for status-related strings
rg -i "status|state" $(fd palazzetti)
# Also search for any Python files that might contain these status values
rg -i "off_timer|test_fire|heatup|fueling|ign_test|burning|cool_fluid" $(fd palazzetti)
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48-82: Consider grouping status values for better readabilityThe status values are comprehensive but could be more user-friendly if organized into logical groups. Consider structuring them as follows:
State sensors: - Status (current operational state) can take the following values: + Normal Operation: - `off`: Off - `off_timer`: Timer-regulated switch off - `burning`: Operating - `burning_mod`: Operating - Modulating - `ecomode`: Ecomode + Startup/Shutdown Sequence: - `test_fire`: Ignition test - `heatup`: Pellet feed - `fueling`: Ignition - `ign_test`: Fuel check - `fire_stop`: Switch off + Maintenance States: - `clean_fire`: Burn pot cleaning - `cleanup`: Final cleaning - `cooling`: Cooling + Error States: - `chimney_alarm`: Chimney alarm - `grate_error`: Grate error [... remaining error states ...]
96-99: Consider adding more context to fuel sensorsThe distinction between the two pellet measurements is important for users. Consider adding more context:
Fuel Sensors: - - Pellet quantity (kg - cumulative quantity consumed) - - Pellet level (cm - current level) + - Pellet quantity: Cumulative amount of pellets consumed since last reset (kg) + - Pellet level: Current height of pellets in the hopper (cm)
84-85: Remove extra blank linesMultiple consecutive blank lines detected. Maintain consistent spacing with single blank lines between sections.
- `fuel_error`: Fuel error - - Temperature sensors:🧰 Tools
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86-95: LGTM!
The temperature sensors section is well-organized with consistent unit specifications.
Proposed change
Add the Status sensor in the Palazzetti integration.
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