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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation for the Bring! integration in Home Assistant has been updated. The changes clarify that the integration now allows users to sync shopping lists. A new "About Bring!" section explains the Bring! app, while additional sections on prerequisites, automated notifications, configuration, data attributes, automations, and data updates offer clearer guidance on setup and usage. Troubleshooting and removal instructions remain present as part of an enhanced document structure. Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant U as User
participant HA as Home Assistant
participant BI as Bring! Integration
participant BA as Bring API
U->>HA: Configure integration (email, password)
U->>HA: Trigger shopping list sync/automation
HA->>BI: Process update request
BI->>BA: Request updated list data
BA-->>BI: Return current list data
BI-->>HA: Update list & trigger notifications
HA-->>U: Display updated list and send notification
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31-31: Heading Punctuation and Consistency:
The heading "## About Bring!" ends with an exclamation mark. For a more neutral tone and to conform with common documentation style guidelines (e.g. MD026 from markdownlint), consider removing the exclamation mark.🧰 Tools
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41-42: Terminology Consistency:
In the features list, the bullet point "- Geo-fencing:" uses a hyphenated form. As "geofencing" is commonly written as one word in modern technical usage, consider updating it accordingly.🧰 Tools
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Context: ... add items to your Bring! list. - Geo-fencing: Receive reminders when you are near ...(EN_COMPOUNDS_GEO_FENCING)
55-56: Grammar Correction in Configuration Details:
In the description for the Password field, the phrase "to login to your Bring! account" should use the verb phrase "to log in" (separating the two words) instead of the noun form "login."🧰 Tools
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190-191: Emphasis Style Consistency:
Within the troubleshooting instructions, the phrase used for emphasis ("download of debug log file will start automatically") employs underscores. For consistency with the rest of the document and common style guidelines, consider switching to asterisks (e.g. download of debug log file will start automatically).🧰 Tools
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29-29: Integration Introduction Clear and Concise:
The updated introductory sentence now clearly explains that the Bring! integration synchronizes your shopping lists with Home Assistant. This updated phrasing aligns well with the PR’s objective.
33-33: App Description Clarity:
The description of the Bring! app is clear and effectively conveys its purpose in facilitating shared shopping lists.
35-35: Device Availability Details:
The sentence listing availability on Google Play, the App Store, and via the web is well structured with appropriate links.
73-77: Notifications Section Overview:
The new section on notifications clearly explains that the integration can send push notifications through the Bring! mobile app and lists the available notification types. This addition enriches the documentation and provides useful context for users.🧰 Tools
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83-83: Attribute Details Clarity:
The table entry for theitemattribute is clear and provides an example, ensuring users understand that this attribute is required for theurgent_messagenotification type.
128-129: Blueprint URL Verification:
The inclusion of the blueprint via{% my blueprint_import badge blueprint_url="https://community.home-assistant.io/t/bring-grocery-shopping-reminder/843123" %}looks appropriate. Please verify that the URL is current and accessible to ensure users can refer to the latest blueprint details.🧰 Tools
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177-179: Data Updates Explanation Clarity:
The section explaining how the integration syncs lists every 90 seconds (or immediately following an action) is clearly written and informative.
192-196: Clear Removal Instructions:
The "Remove integration" section is succinctly written and correctly includes external instructions via the include tag. No changes are needed here.
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31-36: Comprehensive "About Bring!" Section with Minor Styling Note:
The new "About Bring!" section (lines 31–36) succinctly introduces the Bring! app and highlights its availability on mobile platforms and the web. This addition is very helpful for users who may be unfamiliar with the app.Nitpick: Consider removing the exclamation mark from the heading (i.e. use "## About Bring" instead of "## About Bring!") to comply with markdown lint MD026 regarding trailing punctuation in headings.
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73-73: Minor Formatting Note on Trailing Spaces:
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187-192: Robust Troubleshooting Guidance with a Minor Emphasis Style Note:
The troubleshooting section (lines 187–192) gives clear, actionable advice for resolving connectivity issues and collecting diagnostic data.Nitpick: Consider using asterisks for emphasis (e.g., debug logging) instead of underscores to remain consistent with markdown style guidelines (MD049).
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29-30: Improved Integration Description:
The updated sentence clearly states that the Bring! integration now allows users to sync their shopping lists rather than merely interact with them. This enhancement improves clarity regarding the integration’s functionality.
37-43: Clear Use Cases for the Integration:
The "How you can use this integration" section uses well-defined bullet points to explain various user benefits such as automated notifications, list updates, voice control, and geofencing. This structured presentation enhances user understanding.
44-47: Concise Prerequisites Section:
The prerequisites (lines 44–47) clearly inform users about the need for an email and password for authentication with their Bring! account. This straightforward detail is important for initial setup.
50-57: Corrected Configuration Parameters Heading:
The "Configuration parameters" section now uses an appropriate heading level (h3) and provides clear descriptions for both email and password fields. This update improves consistency and clarity in configuration documentation.
75-77: Effective Notification Note Block:
The note block (lines 75–77) concisely informs users that a dedicated account is required to receive push notifications. This guidance is clear and well-positioned within the context of the notifications section.
83-83: Precise Data Attribute Documentation:
The table entry for theitemattribute (line 83) clearly states its necessity for theurgent_messagenotification type. This detail is important for users configuring notifications.
121-130: Well-Structured Automations Introduction:
The "Automations" section (lines 121–130), including the "Grocery shopping reminder 🛒" subheading and blueprint import, is well organized and provides users with a practical starting point for implementing automation examples.🧰 Tools
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133-175: Comprehensive YAML Example for Automations:
The provided YAML configuration (lines 133–175) demonstrates a detailed and practical blueprint for setting up grocery shopping reminders. It effectively covers triggers, conditions, and actions, which will be very useful for users aiming to implement this automation.
178-181: Informative Data Updates Section:
The "Data updates" section (lines 178–181) clearly explains the polling interval and conditions that trigger immediate updates. This transparency helps set correct expectations regarding data synchronization behavior.
182-186: Clear Explanation of Known Limitations:
The known limitations segment (lines 182–186) effectively outlines the synchronization delay and the recommendation to use a dedicated account for push notifications. This clear communication assists users in troubleshooting and understanding potential delays.
193-197: Clear Removal Instructions:
The "Remove integration" section (lines 193–197) succinctly directs users on how to remove the integration by following the included removal steps. This guidance is concise and easy to understand.
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31-31: Consider Removing Trailing Punctuation from Heading.
The heading "## About Bring!" ends with an exclamation mark. Removing it may help conform to markdownlint MD026 and improve heading consistency.🧰 Tools
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193-193: Consider Consistent Emphasis Markers.
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⚠️ Potential issueRemove Stray Character in Troubleshooting Section.
There is a stray character (´) at the end of the troubleshooting note regarding the 502 error. Removing it will enhance the professionalism of the text.
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31-36: Consider Removing Trailing Punctuation in the "About Bring!" Header:
The “## About Bring!” heading ends with an exclamation mark. Depending on the project’s style guidelines, you may want to remove the trailing punctuation (making it “## About Bring”) to keep header formatting consistent with other sections.🧰 Tools
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29-29: Enhanced Integration Description:
The updated introductory sentence now explicitly states that the integration allows you to sync shopping lists, which improves clarity and sets accurate user expectations.
37-43: Clear Usage Examples Provided:
The bullet list under “## How you can use this integration” effectively outlines key use cases—automated notifications, event-based updates, voice control, and geofencing. This clear presentation aids user understanding.
44-47: Authentication Information is Clear:
The “Prerequisites” section now clearly explains that an email and password are required for authentication, along with a note on account creation. Make sure this remains up-to-date as the integration evolves.
50-57: Improved Configuration Parameters Section:
The “### Configuration parameters” block now uses an appropriate heading level and provides concise descriptions for both email and password fields. This addresses previous hierarchy concerns.
73-77: Notification Feature Clarification:
The “Notifications” section now details that the integration offers an action to send push notifications and emphasizes the need for a dedicated account to receive them. The note is well placed and easy to understand.
83-83: Data Attribute "item" Description is Concise:
The information regarding theitemparameter for theurgent_messagenotification is clear and provides a practical example.
121-130: Automation Section Consistency and Heading Hierarchy:
The “## Automations” section—including the “### Grocery shopping reminder 🛒” header—now follows a consistent heading structure. This update addresses earlier feedback regarding heading level adjustments.🧰 Tools
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131-175: YAML Example Configuration Looks Solid:
The provided YAML snippet for automation examples is detailed and well-formatted. Please verify that when rendered, the YAML block adheres strictly to YAML syntax (especially regarding indentation) for a smooth user experience.
178-180: Clear Explanation of Data Update Intervals:
The “Data updates” section clearly explains the polling behavior and the option for a custom polling interval. This information is crucial for users who might want less frequent updates.
182-186: Known Limitations Section is Informative:
This section concisely explains the inherent delay due to polling and recommends using a dedicated account for push notifications. The content is clear and informative.
195-200: Remove Integration Section is Clear:
The “Remove integration” section provides straightforward instructions via the included directive. It meets documentation standards.
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31-31: Heading Punctuation Consideration:
The “## About Bring!” heading includes an exclamation mark. While it emphasizes the brand name, consider whether the trailing punctuation aligns with the documentation’s style guidelines. If not mandatory for branding, you might opt for “## About Bring” to satisfy markdownlint rules (MD026).🧰 Tools
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29-29: Clear Introductory Statement:
The revised introductory sentence now clearly states that the integration “syncs” Bring! shopping lists with Home Assistant, which improves user understanding of its purpose.
31-36: New "About Bring!" Section Added:
This section succinctly explains what Bring! is and where it is available (mobile apps and web). The content is clear and the included links offer valuable context for users.🧰 Tools
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37-42: Usage Section Clarity:
The “How you can use this integration” section now provides well-structured bullet points that describe key features (automated notifications, list updates, voice control, geofencing). This makes the integration’s capabilities immediately clear to readers.
44-53: Prerequisites Section Enhancement:
The newly added prerequisites offer clear instructions on required authentication (email and password) and outline what users need to do when using third-party sign-ups. This addition helps minimize setup confusion.
57-65: Configuration Parameters Structured Well:
The “### Configuration parameters” section correctly uses the configuration template and clearly explains the email and password fields. This adheres to Home Assistant documentation standards and promotes consistency.
80-84: Improved Notifications Explanation:
The updated description for push notifications detailing that the Bring! mobile app supports four predefined notification types is clear and informative. It effectively sets expectations regarding functionality.
90-90: Enhanced Data Attribute Documentation:
The clarification of theitemattribute—including its role and an example—is precise and aids users in understanding the requirement for urgent messages.
117-127: Urgent Message YAML Example is Clear:
The YAML snippet for sending an urgent message notification now clearly demonstrates the required inclusion of theitemattribute. This real-world example will help users implement the integration correctly.
128-131: Introduction to Automations:
The “Automations” section now concisely introduces the examples with a clear heading and brief description. This paves the way for the detailed examples that follow.
132-136: Grocery Shopping Reminder Automation:
The “Grocery shopping reminder 🛒” section now uses a consistent heading level and provides an easily understandable explanation of the automation’s purpose. The call-to-action is engaging and informative.🧰 Tools
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136-137: Blueprint Import Integration:
The blueprint import macro is correctly formatted and offers a direct link to an actionable blueprint example from the community forum, adding practical value.🧰 Tools
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138-183: Comprehensive YAML Configuration Example:
The details block containing the example YAML configuration is well structured. It demonstrates multiple triggers (numeric state conditions) and corresponding actions with clear indentation and labels. This practical example will help users implement similar automations.
185-188: Data Updates Section Clarity:
The “Data updates” section now clearly explains how list synchronization works via polling (with a 90‑second interval) and includes a reference for defining a custom polling interval. This additional context is beneficial for advanced configuration.
189-193: Known Limitations are Well Documented:
The section outlining known limitations succinctly informs the user about the inherent polling delay and the recommendation to use a dedicated account for push notifications. This transparent communication helps manage user expectations.
194-201: Troubleshooting Section – Consistent Emphasis & Punctuation:
The troubleshooting guidance is informative; however, note the following for consistency:
- The inline emphasis for the debug logging note is marked with a mix of an asterisk and an underscore:
(e.g., “(*download of debug log file will start automatically_)”).
Consider using uniform asterisks, for example:
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- (*download of debug log file will start automatically_) + (*download of debug log file will start automatically*)- Additionally, review the sentence ending in line 196 where the product name “Bring!” is immediately followed by a period. The mixed punctuation (exclamation mark and period) may be flagged by markdownlint. You might rephrase to avoid this conflict while preserving the brand’s styling.
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202-207: Remove Integration Instructions are Clear:
The “Remove integration” section clearly outlines the steps for removal and correctly uses the include directive. This consistency supports maintainability across the documentation.
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194-195: Troubleshooting Punctuation Consistency
In the troubleshooting section, the sentence “The Bring! integration relies on an active internet connection to communicate with Bring!.” uses mixed punctuation (an exclamation mark immediately followed by a period). While the product name “Bring!” is trademarked with an exclamation mark, the sentence termination might be clearer if rephrased to avoid the juxtaposition. Consider revising to smooth out the punctuation.
200-200: Fix Emphasis Formatting in Debug Logging Note
In the debug logging note, the emphasis markers are mismatched (* at the start and _ at the end). This could confuse readers. Update the markers to use a consistent style (preferably asterisks, as used elsewhere in the document).Suggested change:
- ...stop the debug logging again (*download of debug log file will start automatically_). + ...stop the debug logging again (*download of debug log file will start automatically*).
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29-29: Integration Overview Clarity
The introductory sentence clearly explains that the Bring! integration now allows syncing shopping lists with Home Assistant.
31-31: Remove Trailing Punctuation From Heading
The heading “## About Bring!” ends with an exclamation mark. Since headings should avoid trailing punctuation for consistency, consider removing the exclamation mark.Suggested change:
-## About Bring! +## About Bring🧰 Tools
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31-31: Trailing punctuation in heading
Punctuation: '!'(MD026, no-trailing-punctuation)
33-35: About Section Content and Availability Links
The description of Bring! as a grocery shopping list app and the information about its mobile and web versions are clear and informative. No further changes are necessary here.
37-42: Integration Use Cases Section
The “How you can use this integration” section with its bullet points (automated notifications, list updates, voice control, and geofencing) provides valuable examples of usage. The content is well structured and easy to follow.
44-53: Prerequisites and Login Instructions
The “Prerequisites” section details the authentication requirements clearly with actionable instructions for both mobile and web users. The list items for changing the password are concise and informative.
57-64: Configuration Parameters Section
The newly introduced “### Configuration parameters” section is well formatted and now correctly set to a level-3 heading. The configuration block for email and password is clear and adheres to documentation standards.
80-84: Notifications Section Explanation
The explanation regarding how the Bring! integration sends push notifications is complete and informative. The use of the note block to indicate that a dedicated account is required is appropriate.
90-90: Data Attribute Table Accuracy
The table entry for theitemattribute is detailed and clearly explains that it is required for urgent messages, along with an example. This improves user guidance significantly.
128-132: Automations Hierarchy and Content
The “## Automations” section and the “### Grocery shopping reminder 🛒” subheading are now correctly structured. The automation example is well presented, and the heading level adjustment from previous reviews has been implemented correctly.
185-187: Data Updates Clarity
The “## Data updates” section effectively explains the polling interval and the option for a custom polling interval. The instructions are clear and directly tied to how the integration operates.
Proposed change
Adds sections for description of Bring, use cases, installation instructions, configuration parameters, automation example, data update, known limitations, troubleshooting and removal.
Also some small improvements to other parts of the documentation.
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