📚 Clarify powervalue settings

[sinclairpaul]

Proposed Changes

Clarify that at least one device must have powervalue 1

Related Issues

Closes #387

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated and expanded documentation for the Network UPS Tools (NUT) add-on, including detailed configuration options for log_level, users, and devices.
  • Added security considerations and warnings regarding specific options.
  • Clarified event notification structure and provided examples for automation based on UPS state changes.
  • Enhanced resources in the changelog and support sections for better user engagement.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces extensive updates to the documentation for the Network UPS Tools (NUT) add-on for Home Assistant. It includes detailed configuration options such as log_level, users, and devices, along with their respective sub-options. The documentation clarifies the requirements for the powervalue sub-option, emphasizing that at least one device must have a powervalue of 1 to avoid errors. Security considerations and event notifications are also elaborated, enhancing user understanding and configuration capabilities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
nut/DOCS.md	Updated documentation with detailed configuration options for log_level, users, devices, including sub-options. Clarified powervalue requirements and security considerations. Enhanced event notification section with examples. Updated changelog and support sections.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Address the error caused by using powervalue: 0 in the documentation. (#387)	✅
Provide clear guidance on the minimum requirement for powervalue. (#387)	✅

🐰 "In the land of circuits and wires,
Documentation blooms like flowers.
With powervalue set just right,
The add-on shines, a guiding light.
For users near and far, take heed,
Configuration's clear, fulfill your need!" 🌼

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

nut/DOCS.md (3)

154-155: Excellent addition addressing the core issue!

This note clearly addresses the problem reported in issue #387. It informs users about the critical requirement of having at least one device with powervalue set to 1, which prevents the "insufficient power configured" error during startup.

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Line range hint 1-424: Comprehensive documentation update - Great job!

The extensive updates to this documentation significantly enhance its usefulness. Key improvements include:

1. Detailed explanations of configuration options like log_level, users, and devices.
2. Clear structure and examples for each option.
3. Comprehensive explanation of event notifications and their payload structure.

These changes will greatly assist users in setting up and using the NUT add-on effectively.

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🪛 LanguageTool

[grammar] ~158-~158: The singular determiner ‘this’ may not agree with the plural noun ‘ups’. Did you mean “these”?
Context: ... [options][ups-fields] to configure for this UPS. The common [usbhid-ups][usbhid-u...

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Line range hint 1-424: Summary: Excellent documentation update addressing key issues

This PR successfully achieves its objectives:

1. It clarifies the critical requirement for powervalue settings, directly addressing issue NUT integration: using Sub-option: powervalue: 0 cause error starting add-on. #387.
2. The overall documentation has been significantly enhanced, providing clear and detailed explanations for all configuration options.

These changes will greatly improve user experience and reduce potential configuration errors. Great work on making the NUT add-on documentation more comprehensive and user-friendly!

🧰 Tools

🪛 LanguageTool

[grammar] ~158-~158: The singular determiner ‘this’ may not agree with the plural noun ‘ups’. Did you mean “these”?
Context: ... [options][ups-fields] to configure for this UPS. The common [usbhid-ups][usbhid-u...

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