Add MQTT Discovery Entities for Config Buttons in Home Assistant #542
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These allow users to use the GUI in Home Assistant to run some simple commands for devices. These are mostly the commands needed to install a new device. They greatly improve the user experience. One bummer, is that the log sensor is a pretty rudimentary way of conveying information and status.
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This all works when tested locally as well. |
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This adds a couple of buttons (join, refresh, pair, and sync) to Home Assistant:
These buttons significantly improve the user experience when adding a device to Home Assistant.
The Log Sensor is not great, but is better than nothing.
These are only changes to the base config yaml file.
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