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Actionable Persistent Notifications #21361

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@karwosts karwosts commented Jul 10, 2024

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See home-assistant/core#121689

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  • New Features
    • Added support for action buttons to persistent notifications, enabling users to interact with notifications directly.
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    • Improved handling of notification actions to ensure seamless user interactions.

@karwosts karwosts added the Backend Change Required Requires a Backend Core Code Change label Jul 10, 2024
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The recent updates add support for actions within persistent notifications and introduce a method to handle these actions in the HuiPersistentNotificationItem class. This enhancement allows notifications to include interactive elements, improving user engagement by enabling direct responses through the notifications interface.

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File Change Summary
src/data/persistent_notification.ts Added an optional actions field to the PersistentNotification interface for defining notification actions.
src/dialogs/notifications/persistent-notification-item.ts Introduced a method _handleAction in HuiPersistentNotificationItem to process notification actions via API calls.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant NotificationSystem
    participant API

    User->>NotificationSystem: Interacts with Notification
    NotificationSystem->>API: Calls _handleAction with action details
    API-->>NotificationSystem: Returns result of the action
    NotificationSystem-->>User: Updates notification status based on action
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  • src/data/persistent_notification.ts (1 hunks)
  • src/dialogs/notifications/persistent-notification-item.ts (2 hunks)
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src/data/persistent_notification.ts (2)

14-17: New Interface: PersistentNotificationAction

The PersistentNotificationAction interface adds structure for actions associated with persistent notifications. This is a good addition for enabling actionable notifications.


24-24: New Field: actions in PersistentNotification

The optional actions field in the PersistentNotification interface allows for a list of actions, enhancing the interactivity of notifications. This is a well-integrated change.

src/dialogs/notifications/persistent-notification-item.ts (1)

80-89: New Method: _handleAction

The _handleAction method correctly handles the action click event and makes the appropriate API call. The dismissal of the notification after the action is executed is a good user experience consideration.


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Outside diff range, codebase verification and nitpick comments (1)
src/dialogs/notifications/persistent-notification-item.ts (1)

42-51: Rendering Actions for Notifications

The code correctly maps over the actions array, rendering buttons for each action. This enhances the notification's interactivity.

Consider adding a condition to check if actions is non-empty before rendering the buttons to avoid rendering an empty slot.

- ${this.notification.actions?.map(
+ ${this.notification.actions?.length ? this.notification.actions.map(
    (a) =>
      html` <mwc-button
        slot="actions"
        @click=${this._handleAction}
        .action=${a}
        >${a.title}</mwc-button
      >`
  ) : nothing}

@silamon silamon added wait for backend and removed Backend Change Required Requires a Backend Core Code Change labels Jul 10, 2024
@karwosts karwosts marked this pull request as draft July 10, 2024 18:28
@karwosts karwosts closed this Jul 10, 2024
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