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Withings: add note that failing URL test is expected during setup #34948

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Withings: add note that failing URL test is expected during setup

  • add prereqs
  • some style tweaks

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    • Enhanced clarity and structure of instructions for creating a Withings developer account.
    • Added a "Prerequisites" section detailing requirements for account setup.
    • Reformatted steps for better readability and logical flow.
    • Included a note on needing only one developer account for multiple configurations.
    • Added a warning regarding testing the registered URL before integration installation.

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The changes involve restructuring and clarifying the instructions for creating a Withings developer account. A new "Prerequisites" section has been added, detailing the requirements needed before account creation. The section title has been modified for better clarity, and the steps for account creation have been reformatted for improved readability. Additional notes and warnings have been included to enhance the overall guidance provided to users.

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source/_integrations/withings.markdown Renamed section to "Creating a Withings developer account," added "Prerequisites" section, reformatted steps for clarity, included notes about developer accounts and testing URLs, and made minor formatting adjustments.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant WithingsAccount
    participant DeveloperAccount

    User->>WithingsAccount: Create Withings Account
    User->>WithingsAccount: Install App
    User->>WithingsAccount: Set Up Device
    User->>DeveloperAccount: Request ClientID and Secret
    DeveloperAccount-->>User: Provide ClientID and Secret
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
source/_integrations/withings.markdown (2)

24-29: Excellent addition of Prerequisites section.

The new Prerequisites section greatly improves the document structure by clearly stating the requirements upfront. This will help users ensure they have everything needed before starting the setup process.

There's a small issue with the anchor link in the last bullet point. Please update it as follows:

- [Withings developer account](#create-a-withings-developer-account) to get a *ClientID* and *Secret* to connect to be able to get the data from the Withings cloud API
+ [Withings developer account](#creating-a-withings-developer-account) to get a *ClientID* and *Secret* to connect to be able to get the data from the Withings cloud API
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29-29: null
Link fragments should be valid

(MD051, link-fragments)


39-53: Excellent restructuring of account creation steps.

The reformatted steps for creating a Withings developer account significantly improve readability and provide clearer instructions. The added details and warnings, especially about not testing the URL, are crucial for preventing user confusion during setup.

There's a minor grammatical issue in the warning message. Please update it as follows:

-   - Do not test this URL. It won't work at this stage. It will be setup once you install the integration in Home Assistant.
+   - Do not test this URL. It won't work at this stage. It will be set up once you install the integration in Home Assistant.

This change corrects the use of "setup" as a verb, which should be "set up".

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[grammar] ~49-~49: Make sure that the noun ‘setup’ is correct. Did you mean the past participle “set up”?
Context: ...It won't work at this stage. It will be setup once you install the integration in Hom...

(BE_VB_OR_NN)

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source/_integrations/withings.markdown

[grammar] ~49-~49: Make sure that the noun ‘setup’ is correct. Did you mean the past participle “set up”?
Context: ...It won't work at this stage. It will be setup once you install the integration in Hom...

(BE_VB_OR_NN)

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source/_integrations/withings.markdown

29-29: null
Link fragments should be valid

(MD051, link-fragments)

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source/_integrations/withings.markdown (2)

31-37: Improved section title and helpful note added.

The changes in this segment enhance the documentation:

  1. The section title now uses a verb form, which is more action-oriented and clear.
  2. The added note provides valuable information about the developer account usage, which can prevent confusion for users setting up multiple configurations.

These improvements align well with the PR objective of enhancing documentation clarity.


67-69: Clear requirements for manually disabled My Home Assistant.

The updated requirements for users who have manually disabled My Home Assistant are well-articulated and provide essential information. This addition aligns perfectly with the PR objective of enhancing documentation clarity, especially for users with non-standard configurations.

@c0ffeeca7 c0ffeeca7 merged commit 334b297 into current Sep 27, 2024
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