* Created Todoist component documentation.
* Minor tweaks to the Todoist logo and page.
* Added details about services.
* Minor grammar fixes.
* Update HA version.
* Added documentation showing how to set new task's time via service call.
* Documentation for Xiaomi Philips Light component added.
* HA version added.
* Syntax error fixed.
* Section "Retrieving the Access Token" has a central place now.
* Spelling & grammar fixed.
I wasn't sure what the /tablet/tablet section of the state_topic part meant so had to google a bit to figure it out. With this change, users will immediately understand what they should set as the topic.
* Includes 2 vital details to make Alexa work
I spent several hours trying to figure out why this guide didn't work for me and it overlooked two very important things that must be done.
1. either forward 443 requests or change your serving port to 443
2. add "alexa:" to your configuration file. otherwise, the .../api/alexa?api_password=xxxxxxxxx will not exist.
* Minor changes
* Dim (and brighten) lights via a remote
Hopefully this one won't break everything ;)
* Changes as requested
* Updates
Other than the last point, done.
The last part I've left, as these aren't strictly independent parts - the section after the comma is the explanation for how the "lever" works.
* Updates
You snuck those in while I was editing ;)
* Update dim_and_brighten_lights.markdown
* documentation for knx component
* documentation of knx component
* fixed typo
* updated documentation for new HVAC controller status
* fixed spelling
* Dim (and brighten) lights via a remote
As per chat in the Discord, these are the scripts, automations, and input_sliders to allow a light to be dimmed and brightened by holding down the down or up button on an appropriate remote.
This has been extended to use input_sliders for the dim/brighten step, and for the minimum and maximum brightness levels.
* Updates
Replacing pointless data_templates with just data, complying with preferred formatting standards ;)
* Further updates
More fixes ;)
* Add delay feature to Threshold sensor
The threshold must be met constantly for on_delay or off_delay amount of time in order to switch to the respective state. Among other things, this allows turning an energy meter in to a "device is running" state, because it can ignore the small periods of time where the energy meter drops to zero.
* Some minor punctuation and rewording a confusing line
* Update Z-Wave documentation to mention Wake
Adding a note that battery powered devices need to be awake to update their settings, since this trips up many folks new to Z-Wave
* Updated documentation as per discussion