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Use EnergyCardBaseConfig where appropriate #20896

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@TurnrDev TurnrDev commented May 29, 2024

Breaking change

Hopefully not?

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Use EnergyCardBaseConfig as the new base for the Energy Cards which have collection_key

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  • Refactor
    • Improved consistency and maintainability by standardizing energy card configurations to extend from a unified EnergyCardBaseConfig.
    • Enhanced energy device graph cards with a new optional max_devices property, allowing users to limit the number of devices displayed. (CodeRabbit is drunk.)

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The changes involve refactoring the configuration interfaces for various energy-related cards in the types.ts file. Specifically, the interfaces now extend a new EnergyCardBaseConfig instead of LovelaceCardConfig. Additionally, the EnergyDevicesGraphCardConfig and EnergyDevicesDetailGraphCardConfig interfaces have had a max_devices property added.

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src/panels/lovelace/cards/types.ts Refactored multiple Energy*CardConfig interfaces to extend EnergyCardBaseConfig instead of LovelaceCardConfig. Added max_devices property to EnergyDevicesGraphCardConfig and EnergyDevicesDetailGraphCardConfig.

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Found another one with an incorrect key too

@TurnrDev TurnrDev requested a review from bramkragten June 20, 2024 16:48
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Outside diff range comments (1)
src/panels/lovelace/cards/energy/hui-energy-grid-neutrality-gauge-card.ts (1)

Line range hint 50-50: Consider replacing non-null assertions with optional chaining to enhance safety by respecting possible null values.

- this.hass!
+ this.hass?.  // Repeat for all occurrences

Also applies to: 138-138, 142-142, 148-148

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@coderabbitai you're seeing things that didn't change

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@TurnrDev, thank you for your feedback. Based on the latest codebase review, the changes mentioned in the AI-generated summary do exist in the src/panels/lovelace/cards/types.ts file. Here's a brief overview:

  • Interfaces like EnergySummaryCardConfig, EnergyDistributionCardConfig, and others have indeed been updated to extend from EnergyCardBaseConfig instead of LovelaceCardConfig.
  • Additionally, EnergyDevicesGraphCardConfig and EnergyDevicesDetailGraphCardConfig now include an optional max_devices property.

If there's a specific area or detail that seems incorrect or if there's another aspect of the PR that needs closer attention, please let me know!

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#!/bin/bash
# Fetch the current definitions of interfaces that are supposed to extend from EnergyCardBaseConfig.
ast-grep --lang typescript --pattern $'interface $_ extends EnergyCardBaseConfig { $$$ }' src/panels/lovelace/cards/types.ts

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You said:

EnergyDevicesGraphCardConfig and EnergyDevicesDetailGraphCardConfig now include an optional max_devices property.

but this is not true, the max_devices property already existed. I didn't even touch that line.

@bramkragten bramkragten merged commit eb0579d into home-assistant:dev Jun 21, 2024
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@TurnrDev TurnrDev deleted the patch-1 branch June 21, 2024 09:30
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