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Gaposa integration: initial documentation #37522

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Adds initial documentation for the new Gaposa integration.

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  • New Features

    • Added integration for controlling Gaposa motorized blinds and shades through Home Assistant. Users can execute commands such as open, close, and stop, with real-time position and motion reporting.
  • Documentation

    • Provided comprehensive setup instructions, including prerequisites and troubleshooting tips. Example automations are included to help schedule operations based on time triggers.

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A new file is added that introduces the Gaposa integration for Home Assistant. This integration allows users to control motorized blinds and shades through the Gaposa system by leveraging the same cloud service used by the Gaposa RollApp mobile application. The documentation outlines setup prerequisites, configuration via the Home Assistant UI (including API key and credentials), supported operations (open, close, stop, position reporting), troubleshooting tips, and sample automations.

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source/_integrations/gaposa.markdown Added new Gaposa integration for Home Assistant with metadata including prerequisites, configuration steps, supported features (open, close, stop, etc.), troubleshooting guidance, and example automations.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant UI as Home Assistant UI
    participant INT as Gaposa Integration
    participant CLOUD as Gaposa Cloud Service
    participant HUB as Gaposa Hub

    UI->>INT: Enter API key and RollApp credentials
    INT->>CLOUD: Request device list and status
    CLOUD-->>INT: Return device information
    UI->>INT: Issue command (open/close/stop)
    INT->>CLOUD: Forward command to cloud service
    CLOUD->>HUB: Relay control command
    HUB-->>CLOUD: Confirm command execution
    CLOUD-->>INT: Send operation confirmation
    INT-->>UI: Update blind status
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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (4)
source/_integrations/gaposa.markdown (4)

18-20: Improve Introductory Wording
Consider revising line 18 for grammatical accuracy. For example, change “This Gaposa integration support control of…” to “This Gaposa integration supports control of…” to improve clarity.


54-54: Refine Device Setup Instructions
The sentence on line 54 is a bit lengthy. For improved clarity, consider splitting it and adding a comma. For example:
"Use the RollApp app first to set up and name your devices. The Home Assistant integration will pull the device list and names from the app. If you make changes to the device list or device names in the mobile application, you will need to restart the Gaposa integration to apply the changes."

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Context: ...ice list and names from the app. If you make changes to the device list or device names in the ...

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[uncategorized] ~54-~54: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...vice list or device names in the mobile application you will need to restart the Gaposa int...

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56-64: Enhance List Formatting in Troubleshooting Section
To comply with markdownlint (MD032), add blank lines before and after the list items (lines 62–64) for better readability.

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82-100: YAML Example for "Morning Blinds" and File Termination
The YAML automation example is well-structured. Additionally, ensure that the file ends with a single newline character to comply with markdownlint (MD047).

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1-17: Metadata Frontmatter Looks Good
The frontmatter correctly defines the integration’s metadata required by Home Assistant standards.


22-24: Device Types Listing is Clear
The supported device type (“Cover”) is clearly listed and accurately reflects the integration’s focus.


26-26: Include Statement is Correct
The {% include integrations/config_flow.md %} directive is properly used to reference shared configuration flow instructions.


28-32: Prerequisites Section is Well-Defined
The prerequisites are clearly listed and provide all necessary setup information.


34-39: Features Section is Concise and Informative
The integration features are clearly outlined using bullet points. No changes necessary.


41-43: Supported Devices Section is Clear
The description of supported devices is straightforward and aligns with the integration’s purpose.


45-47: Configuration Instructions are Clear
The steps to configure the integration via the Home Assistant UI are well-articulated.


68-79: YAML Example for "Close Blinds at Sunset" Looks Good
The provided automation example is correctly formatted and clearly demonstrates how to close the blinds at sunset.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
source/_integrations/gaposa.markdown (5)

18-18: Fix Verb Agreement in Integration Description
The sentence currently reads:
This Gaposa integration support control of [Gaposa](https://www.gaposa.it/eng) blinds and shades.
To ensure proper subject-verb agreement, consider revising it to:
This Gaposa integration supports controlling [Gaposa](https://www.gaposa.it/eng) blinds and shades.

-This Gaposa integration support control of [Gaposa](https://www.gaposa.it/eng) blinds and shades.
+This Gaposa integration supports controlling [Gaposa](https://www.gaposa.it/eng) blinds and shades.
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Context: ...ntegration --- This Gaposa integration support control of [Gaposa](https://www.gaposa....

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49-49: Insert Missing Comma in Setup Instructions
For enhanced readability, add a comma after the introductory phrase. For example:

-During setup you will need to provide:
+During setup, you will need to provide:
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[uncategorized] ~49-~49: A comma is probably missing here.
Context: ...n** and searching for "Gaposa". During setup you will need to provide: 1. Gaposa AP...

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54-54: Refine Configuration Description
The current instruction block can be made clearer. Consider rephrasing the text from:

Use the RollApp app first to set up and name your devices. The Home Assistant integration will pull the device list and names from the app. If you make changes to the device list or device names in the mobile application you will need to restart the Gaposa integration to pick these up.

to something like:

First, use the RollApp app to set up and name your devices. The Home Assistant integration automatically imports the device list and names from the app. If any device details change in the mobile application, restart the Gaposa integration to apply the updates.

This revision improves clarity and conciseness.

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60-65: Improve Markdown Formatting Around Lists
Markdownlint recommends that lists be surrounded by blank lines. In the Troubleshooting section (lines 62–64), consider inserting blank lines before and after the list block. This adjustment will enhance readability and comply with standard markdown practices.

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Context: ...ntegration --- This Gaposa integration support control of [Gaposa](https://www.gaposa....

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[uncategorized] ~49-~49: A comma is probably missing here.
Context: ...n** and searching for "Gaposa". During setup you will need to provide: 1. Gaposa AP...

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[style] ~54-~54: Consider shortening or rephrasing this to strengthen your wording.
Context: ...ice list and names from the app. If you make changes to the device list or device names in the ...

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source/_integrations/gaposa.markdown (1)

1-16: YAML Header Validation
The YAML front matter is well structured and appears to conform to the Home Assistant documentation standards. Please verify that fields such as ha_release and ha_domain are current as per your project requirements.

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