The `honeywell.py` code uses either EvohomeClient *or* somecomfort
client code to connect to Honeywell, depending on the region (`eu`
or `us` respectively). The somecomfort client exclusively uses
mytotalconnectcomfort.com as API. Therefore, this warning seems a
little bit premature if you'd ask me.
* Update MJPEG docs to include Blue Iris integration
Added a second example to include a configuration for pulling Blue Iris camera feeds into Home Assistant.
* format as yaml
* Generalize username/password
The actual function of this component is different from what the existing description says. This modification more accurately describes what the component is doing.
I recently thought my purge service did not work since there still were some entries in my database having a younger date than specified by the purge. It took me quite a while to find an answer as to why that is, so I thought adding a note to the documentation wouldn't hurt.
Source: https://community.home-assistant.io/t/recorder-does-not-purge/70077/2
Docs were added but there doesn't exist a flunearyou.jpg, there is a .png however.
PS: same issue with w800rf32.png, but I can't seem to find a related logo either.
As of mychevy.py [1.0.0](49677c4db9/HISTORY.rst (L9)) selenium is no longer a dependency. (The home assistant component imports mychevy 1.0.1)
Removed references to selenium.
Added Chevy Volt to known working vehicles.
* Added information about attributes + note fix
Added detailed information about attributes in a separate section. Moved warning level information into attribute section.
Fixed problem with note section. It was not showing correctly on hass.io page.
* Added information about attributes + note fix
Added detailed information about attributes in a separate section. Moved warning level information into attribute section.
Fixed problem with note section. It was not showing correctly on hass.io page.
* Added type description for attribute
Added type description for attribute
* Added documentation for Lightwave platform, light and switch.
* Update documentation to match changes in configuration.
* Remove configuration details from switch and light. Update timestamp.
* Updates after review.
* Change ``` to ` where required.
* Removed unnecessary documentation.
* Revert file delete and remove repeated paragraph.
* Add ES6300 to supported models
This Samsung model is showing state correctly for me, and power off works.
I found the new model contribution instructions confusing so tweaked them, and tidied a few other models in the list that didn't have the 4 initial characters removed.
* Further refine Samsung TV supported models list
- Remove duplicate from Samsung TV supported models list
- Refine model contribution instructions
- Remove D7000 and ES6800 duplicates
While it makes it nicer to view, most people are probably going to copy and paste the URL from the site via their Android device and not type it all out. Having the line breaks results in %20 (or spaces) in the URL when sending to Home Assistant which doesn't work. Removing those spaces will make it easier for users to copy/paste.
