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Added documentation for the wrap around option in the counter component #36217

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This change allows users to configure the new wrap around option in the counter component.

The idea here is that it allows you to make it easier to wrap through lists, like for example a button that lists through scenes.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new optional parameter, wrap_around, for the Counter integration configuration, allowing the counter to wrap around at its limits.
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    • Enhanced clarity and completeness of the Counter integration documentation, including updated descriptions for minimum and maximum parameters.
    • Improved examples and explanations for better readability and understanding of the restore feature.

@CrazyVito11 CrazyVito11 requested a review from fabaff as a code owner December 8, 2024 00:12
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The changes in this pull request focus on updating the documentation for the Counter integration in Home Assistant. A new optional parameter, wrap_around, has been introduced, which determines if the counter value should wrap around when it reaches its minimum or maximum limits. The documentation now specifies that the existing minimum and maximum parameters are required when wrap_around is set to true. Additionally, the overall clarity and structure of the documentation have been improved.

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source/_integrations/counter.markdown Added new optional parameter wrap_around and updated descriptions for minimum and maximum parameters. Improved clarity and structure of the documentation.

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    CounterIntegration-->>Documentation: Provide details on parameters
    Documentation->>User: Explain wrap_around, minimum, maximum
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65-65: Add an example configuration with wrap_around

The documentation clearly states that minimum and maximum are required when wrap_around is true. Consider adding a practical example configuration to demonstrate this requirement.

Here's a suggested example to add:

# Example configuration.yaml entry
counter:
  scene_selector:
    name: Scene Selector
    minimum: 1
    maximum: 4
    wrap_around: true
    # This counter will cycle through values 1-4 and wrap around

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72-76: Verify documentation matches core implementation

Let's ensure the documented behavior matches the implementation in the core PR.

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Documentation accurately reflects the core implementation

The documentation matches the core implementation perfectly. The PR diff shows:

  • The wrap_around configuration option is implemented as a boolean with default value False
  • When enabled, it makes the counter wrap to minimum when maximum is reached and vice versa
  • The implementation requires both minimum and maximum values to be set when wrap_around is enabled
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Comment on lines +72 to +76
wrap_around:
description: Should the value wrap around once it reaches the maximum or minimum value
required: false
type: boolean
default: false
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Enhance the wrap_around parameter description

The description could be more detailed to better explain the behavior and common use cases.

Consider updating the description to:

-      description: Should the value wrap around once it reaches the maximum or minimum value
+      description: >-
+        If true, incrementing at maximum value will wrap to minimum value and
+        decrementing at minimum value will wrap to maximum value. Useful for
+        cycling through a fixed list of items (e.g., scenes) using buttons.
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wrap_around:
description: Should the value wrap around once it reaches the maximum or minimum value
required: false
type: boolean
default: false
wrap_around:
description: >-
If true, incrementing at maximum value will wrap to minimum value and
decrementing at minimum value will wrap to maximum value. Useful for
cycling through a fixed list of items (e.g., scenes) using buttons.
required: false
type: boolean
default: false

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