* Added overview and integration page.
The overview outlines general concepts in Home Assistant such as what an integration is.
The Integration page contains steps that was at the end of the onboarding page. More detailed break to add an integration needs to be added.
* Added new images for device list and add-ons.
* Replaced device list with home assistant device page.
* Replaced overview with concepts and terminology.
Added screenshots to the page.
* Added images to adding Google Cast.
* Updated integrations with Google Cast as an example.
* Refined some of wording.
* Fixed Google Cast punctuation.
* Added scripts and scenes.
Replaced steps with action which is the same word used in other pages like /integrations/script/
* Removed concepts and terminology page because it has been submitted as a separate PR.
Updated navigation to match.
* Missed removing concepts and terminology in getting started index.
* Post merge changes:
* Moved integration details from onboarding to it's own page.
* Added integration page in getting started after concepts & terminology.
* Added tooltips to integration page.
* Change links to devices & services to Microsoft style.
* Additional changes from feedback.
This guide suggested a 2.5A power supply for the raspberry pi 4 (probably as a carryover from when it used to reference a raspberry pi 3B+). However, the official documentation suggests at least a 3A PSU for the pi 4 (https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hardware/raspberrypi/power/README.md)
Also added clarification that the raspberry pi itself does not show a user interface if plugging in a display after seeing multiple posts on discord/the forum with confusion surrounding this.
* Slight addition to step 8
Some new users have expressed confusion about not being able to access the frontend at `http://hassio.local:8123` when the IP address works. Adding this note should hopefully reduce questions of this type.
* Update index.markdown
* Be consistent with Home Assistant spelling
* Refer to the Configurator without "HASS"
That's what's it calls itself and how it is in the add-on store.
* Be consistent with Hass.io spelling
* Tell vscode to spell HassOS like that
It is not obvious that the downloaded file needs to be extracted before flashing it. I assumed balenaEtcher did it automatically and spent an entire afternoon trying to figure out why the raspberry pi was not booting up. Hopefully, this change will prevent someone from making the same mistake in the future.
* Correct grammar and improve clarity
The current version of this documentation refers to the Raspberry Pi 3 B+ as "the latest version" which is no longer correct with the release of the Pi 4. I changed this to explicitly refer to the 3 B+ instead of saying "the latest version." Do we want to continue saying "the latest version" and change the other references to the Pi 4? The Hass.io installer for the Pi 4 is still an RC which is why I ask.
* Revert "flash drive" change back to "USB stick"
* Sorry, one more quick change
* add details on usb-stick
A question I asked myself and that got asked frequently in the forums is weather the usb stick used for configuration needs to stay within the device. So I just added one line to make this more precise.
* ✏️ Tweak
* Sets front matter defaults
* Removes default front matter from section templates/pages
* Removes default front matter from addon pages
* Removes default front matter from integration pages
* Removes default front matter from posts
* Removes default front matter from docs pages
* Removes default front matter from other pages
* Fixes blog category pages
* Automatically create linkable headers
* Visually improve position of linkable header chain icon
* Do not auto link headers on homepage
* Remove linkable_title everywhere
* 🚑 Re-instante linkable_title plugin as NOOP
* Change SD card recommendation
Change recommendation from Class 10 to A2. SD cards optimized for hosting applications have much better small I/O handling and a minimum IOPS performance. This makes a big difference to Home Assistant on Raspberry Pi.
* Updated product link
* Suggested hardware
- Change from 3B to 3B+ to reflect the hardware section.
- Add a list of models supported. A link could be used instead...
- "Hardware Requirements" gives the idea that will not run on older RPi. "Suggested Hardware" might be a better fit.
- Some small talk about the 3B+
* ✏️ Added Raspberry Pi 1 Model B
* 🔥 Removed specific model in introduction
* Adding warning about backups
Many people have failed to set up backups, and lost their config. Adding some warnings to hopefully reduce the numbers.
* Move up
