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Improve Swiss Public Transport documentation #36015

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Improve Swiss Public Transport documentation with regard to bronze on the quality scale.

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    • Added a new configuration section for the Swiss public transport integration, detailing parameters for "Start station," "End station," and "Via stations."
    • Introduced a "Remove integration" section for clearer instructions on integration lifecycle management.
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    • Enhanced clarity and usability of the integration documentation.

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The changes involve updates to the documentation for the Swiss public transport integration in Home Assistant. A new configuration section has been added, detailing three parameters: "Start station," "End station," and "Via stations." Additionally, a section titled "Remove integration" has been introduced to clarify the process for removing the integration. The overall structure of the document remains unchanged, with the new sections aimed at enhancing user understanding.

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source/_integrations/swiss_public_transport.markdown Added new configuration parameters: "Start station," "End station," "Via stations" with descriptions; added a "Remove integration" section.

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    Documentation-->>User: Display configuration parameters
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    Documentation-->>User: Provide removal instructions
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
source/_integrations/swiss_public_transport.markdown (2)

24-31: Enhance configuration documentation with examples and formatting details

While the parameters are well-defined, the configuration section could be more helpful with:

  1. Example values for each parameter
  2. Format specification for the "Via stations" list
  3. Direct reference to the Stationboard tool for station name lookup

Consider enhancing the configuration section like this:

 {% configuration_basic %}
 Start station:
-    description: "The departure station for the start of the connection."
+    description: "The departure station for the start of the connection (e.g., 'Zürich HB')."
 End station:
-    description: "The arrival station for the end of the connection."
+    description: "The arrival station for the end of the connection (e.g., 'Geneva')."
 Via stations:
-    description: "List of up to 5 via stations"
+    description: "List of up to 5 intermediate stations, comma-separated (e.g., 'Bern, Lausanne')."
 {% endconfiguration_basic %}

+Use the [Stationboard tool](https://transport.opendata.ch/examples/stationboard.html) to find exact station names.

Line range hint 1-60: Consider adding troubleshooting and limitations sections

To achieve bronze quality rating, consider adding the following sections:

  1. Troubleshooting section covering:

    • Common issues with station names
    • API rate limit exceeded scenarios
    • Error handling for invalid configurations
  2. Limitations section documenting:

    • Maximum number of via stations (5)
    • API rate limits impact on multiple connections
    • Station name format requirements

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56-58: LGTM: Clear and concise removal instructions

The removal section is well-structured and correctly references the standard removal process.

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22-29: Enhance configuration examples and clarify Via stations format

While the configuration structure is good, the documentation could be more helpful with these improvements:

 Start station:
-    description: "The departure station for the start of the connection (e.g., 'Zürich HB')"
+    description: "The departure station for the start of the connection (e.g., 'Zürich HB', 'Bern', 'Basel SBB')"
 End station:
-    description: "The arrival station for the end of the connection (e.g., 'Geneva')"
+    description: "The arrival station for the end of the connection (e.g., 'Genève', 'Lausanne', 'Luzern')"
 Via stations:
-    description: "List of up to 5 via stations (e.g., 'Bern, Lausanne')"
+    description: "Optional comma-separated list of up to 5 intermediate stations (e.g., 'Bern, Lausanne'). Leave empty if not needed."

31-31: Enhance the Stationboard tool reference

The reference to the Stationboard tool is helpful, but could be more descriptive about its purpose.

-Use the [Stationboard](https://transport.opendata.ch/examples/stationboard.html) to find exact station names.
+Use the [Stationboard search tool](https://transport.opendata.ch/examples/stationboard.html) to find the exact station names. This ensures you use the correct station identifiers as recognized by the Swiss public transport system.
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56-59: LGTM! Clear and concise removal instructions

The removal section is well-structured and correctly references the standard removal process while using the appropriate template.


Line range hint 22-59: Documentation meets quality standards

The changes effectively improve the documentation by:

  1. Adding clear configuration parameters with examples
  2. Including a helpful reference to the Stationboard tool
  3. Providing proper removal instructions

These improvements align well with the goal of achieving bronze quality rating.

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Context: ...-custom-polling-interval) to reduce the amount of requests. {% configuration_basic %}...

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Thnx for the PR! 🥇

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