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Add services docs for image entity #31327

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Adds documentation for the new image.snapshot service

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new "Services" section in the image integration documentation.
    • Documented the snapshot service, allowing users to take a snapshot from an image.
    • Added details on required attributes for the snapshot service, including entity_id and filename.
    • Provided an example YAML action for using the snapshot service in automation.

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@NickM-27 NickM-27 changed the title Add services docs for image Add services docs for image entity Feb 8, 2024
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firstof9 commented Mar 3, 2024

Looks like something that should be added to the docs.

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The changes introduce a new section titled "Services" in the image integration documentation. This section details the newly documented snapshot service, which allows users to take a snapshot from an image. It specifies the mandatory data attributes entity_id and filename, along with their descriptions. Additionally, it notes that the filename path must be included in the allowlist_external_dirs of the configuration.yaml file and provides an example YAML action for using the snapshot service in automation.

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source/_integrations/image.markdown Added "Services" section and documented the snapshot service with mandatory attributes entity_id and filename, including descriptions and an example YAML action.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant ImageIntegration
    participant Configuration

    User->>ImageIntegration: Request snapshot service
    ImageIntegration->>User: Provide required attributes (entity_id, filename)
    User->>Configuration: Ensure filename is in allowlist_external_dirs
    Configuration-->>User: Confirm filename is allowed
    User->>ImageIntegration: Call snapshot service with attributes
    ImageIntegration-->>User: Return snapshot result
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24-31: Consider clarifying the "Optional" column in the table

The content and structure of this section are excellent. However, to enhance clarity, consider replacing "no" with "Required" in the "Optional" column of the table. This change would make it immediately clear that both attributes are mandatory.

For example:

| Service data attribute | Optional | Description |
| ---------------------- | -------- | ----------- |
| `entity_id`            | Required | Name(s) of entities to create a snapshot from, e.g., `image.my_image`. |
| `filename`             | Required | Template of a file name. Variable is `entity_id`, e.g., {% raw %}`/tmp/snapshot_{{ entity_id.name }}`{% endraw %}. |

38-48: LGTM: Excellent YAML example with a suggestion

The YAML example is well-formatted and effectively demonstrates how to use the snapshot service in an automation. The use of Liquid templating for the filename is a great way to show dynamic naming capabilities.

Suggestion: Consider adding a brief comment explaining the Liquid templating used in the filename. This could help users who are less familiar with Liquid syntax. For example:

action:
  service: image.snapshot
  target:
    entity_id: image.yourimage
  data:
    # Uses Liquid templating to create a filename with the current date and time
    filename: '/tmp/yourimage_{{ now().strftime("%Y%m%d-%H%M%S") }}.jpg'

This addition would further enhance the educational value of the example.

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17-22: LGTM: Clear introduction to the Services section

The new section is well-structured and provides a concise introduction to the image platform services. It clearly states the available service (snapshot), which aligns with the PR objectives.


33-34: LGTM: Important configuration note

This note provides crucial information about the filename path requirements and correctly references the allowlist_external_dirs configuration. The link to the configuration documentation is helpful for users who need more information.


35-37: LGTM: Clear introduction to the example

This introduction effectively sets up the YAML example that follows. It clearly explains the purpose of the example (taking a snapshot and saving it with a timestamped filename), which helps users understand how to apply the snapshot service in their own automations.

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Thanks!

I had some comments on the core PR after merge, which would be good to address in a new PR.

home-assistant/core#110057 (review)

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