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Add documentation for binary sensors in the bosch alarm integration #38345

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Adding documentation for a new platform added to the bosch_alarm integration

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  • New Features
    • Bosch Alarm integration now supports binary sensors for enhanced monitoring.
    • A new sensor category has been added to provide detailed binary detection for alarm points.
    • Practical usage examples for binary sensors are now included to assist with automation setups.

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The pull request extends the Bosch Alarm integration by introducing support for binary sensors. The changes add a new category to the Home Assistant categories, a new platform in the supported platforms list, and a new entity description. Additionally, a section providing examples of how to use the binary sensor in automation scenarios is included.

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source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown Added new category "Binary sensor" in ha_category, new platform binary_sensor in ha_platforms, new entity "Binary Sensor" with its descriptive section, and an examples section demonstrating usage in automation.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User
    participant Bosch as Bosch Alarm Integration
    participant HA as Home Assistant Platform

    User->>Bosch: Configure alarm system with sensor points
    Bosch->>HA: Register new binary_sensor entity for each point
    HA-->>Bosch: Confirmation of entity registration
    Bosch-->>User: Binary sensor status available
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6-6: Ensure Capitalization Consistency in ha_category
The new entry "Binary sensor" in the ha_category list should be reviewed for capitalization consistency with related references (e.g. "Binary Sensor" in the Provided Entities section). Consider standardizing the capitalization if supported by documentation guidelines.


46-48: Enhance the Binary Sensor Documentation Section
The new section titled "Binary Sensor" succinctly explains that a binary sensor is created for each configured point on the alarm. For better clarity and guidance, consider expanding this section with additional configuration details, usage examples, or any unique behavior associated with these sensors.

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16-16: Approval: Update to Supported Platforms
The addition of "binary_sensor" in the ha_platforms list follows Home Assistant’s conventional naming standards.


39-39: Approval: Added Binary Sensor Entity
The inclusion of the "- [Binary Sensor](#binary-sensor)" entry in the Provided Entities section is clear and consistent with the updated integration.

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This change updates the Bosch Alarm integration documentation to include support for binary sensors. It introduces a new category for binary sensors in the Home Assistant category section, declares the binary sensor platform, and adds a corresponding entity in the provided entities section. A new "Binary Sensor" section is also added to describe how a binary sensor is created for each configured alarm point.

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source/_integrations/bosch_alarm.markdown Added a new category ("Binary sensor") in the ha_category section, included a new platform (binary_sensor) in ha_platforms, provided a new entity ("Binary Sensor") entry, and introduced a "Binary Sensor" section detailing sensor creation for each alarm point.

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    participant Configurator
    participant BoschAlarmIntegration
    participant BinarySensor
    Configurator->>BoschAlarmIntegration: Configure alarm with sensor points
    BoschAlarmIntegration->>BinarySensor: Create binary sensor for each point
    BinarySensor-->>BoschAlarmIntegration: Confirm sensor initialization
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4-6: Ensure Consistent Category Naming
The new category entry "Binary sensor" is added next to "Alarm". For consistency with the existing entry ("Alarm"), consider capitalizing it as "Binary Sensor" if that aligns with your documentation style.


46-48: Enhance Binary Sensor Documentation Details
The newly added "Binary Sensor" section explains that a binary sensor is added for each configured alarm point, which is a good start. For improved clarity, consider expanding this section with further details on sensor states, configuration options, and usage examples. This additional context would benefit end users integrating the feature.

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14-16: Validate New Platform Entry
The addition of "binary_sensor" to the ha_platforms section is correctly placed. Please double-check that the integration logic fully supports this new platform type.


38-40: Confirm Anchor Link Accuracy for Provided Entities
The provided entities section now includes a link for "Binary Sensor". Ensure that the anchor (#binary-sensor) correctly maps to the new "Binary Sensor" section added later in the document.

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6-6: New Category Addition:
The addition of "Binary sensor" to the ha_category list is a clear and appropriate way to denote the expanded functionality of the Bosch Alarm integration. Please verify that the capitalization and naming conventions match the rest of the documentation for consistency.


46-49: New Binary Sensor Documentation:
The newly added "Binary Sensor" section explains that a binary sensor is created for each configured point on the alarm. This concise description is effective; however, consider expanding on details such as sensor behavior or state transitions for added clarity.


68-70: Examples Section Added:
The addition of an "Examples" section with the subheading "Turning on lights when walking into a room" enhances the documentation by showing a real-world automation scenario. A brief introductory sentence before the YAML snippet could provide additional context for users new to this feature.


72-93: Automation YAML Example Validation:
The YAML automation example under the {% raw %} block demonstrates how to use the binary sensor trigger effectively. Please verify that the trigger configuration adheres to Home Assistant's standards—typically, state triggers use platform: state rather than trigger: state. Clarifying this in the documentation might help avoid confusion.

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15-16: New Platform Addition:
Adding "binary_sensor" to the ha_platforms list correctly extends the integration’s supported platforms. This change aligns well with Home Assistant naming conventions.


38-39: Provided Entities Update:
The inclusion of the "Binary Sensor" entry in the Provided entities section makes users aware of the new entity type in the integration. This update is clear and informative.

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46-49: New Binary Sensor Documentation Section
Introducing the “## Binary Sensor” section with a brief explanation enhances clarity by indicating that a binary sensor is generated for each point configured on the alarm. Consider expanding this section in the future with configuration details or examples if available.

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6-6: New Category Addition in ha_category
The addition of the “Binary sensor” item in the ha_category list clearly indicates that the integration now supports binary sensor functionality. Please verify that the naming follows Home Assistant’s documentation and categorization standards.


16-16: Extend Supported Platforms with binary_sensor
Adding “binary_sensor” to the ha_platforms list properly extends the integration’s supported platform set. Ensure that any related documentation and code references are updated accordingly.


39-39: Linking the Binary Sensor Entity
The new entry “Binary Sensor” in the provided entities section helps users quickly navigate to the specific documentation. Make sure that the anchor #binary-sensor matches the header in the new section to avoid broken links.

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70-92: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

YAML Automation Example Review
The example provided for turning on lights when entering a room enhances the documentation. However, the YAML snippet uses the keys triggers: (line 79) and actions: (line 84). Standard Home Assistant automation configurations typically use the singular keys trigger: and action: even when specifying multiple items. For example, consider the following diff:

-    triggers:
+    trigger:
-    actions:
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4-6: Standardize Category Naming
The ha_category list now includes a new entry on line 6 for binary sensors. For consistency with the existing category "Alarm" (capitalized), consider renaming "Binary sensor" to "Binary Sensor".

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14-16: Platform Addition Approved
The addition of "binary_sensor" to the ha_platforms list on line 16 is correctly incorporated and aligns with the integration’s expanded support.


38-39: Entity Documentation Update Approved
The update to the provided entities by adding the [Binary Sensor](#binary-sensor) link (line 39) is clear and useful for users navigating the documentation.


46-49: New Binary Sensor Section Clarity
The newly introduced Binary Sensor section (lines 46–49) clearly explains that a binary sensor is created for each configured point on the alarm. This addition is concise and meets the documentation standards.

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