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WalkthroughThe changes in this pull request involve updates to documentation files and the introduction of a new UML diagram. The Changes
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Module
participant Button
User->>Module: Request module documentation
Module->>User: Provide link to documentation
User->>Button: Press button
Button->>Button: Change state to Pressed
Button->>Module: Send status message (pressed)
Module->>Button: Command to light up LED
Button->>Button: Change state to NotPressed
Button->>Module: Send status message (not pressed)
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python_client/README.md (1)
39-46: Improved structure and added helpful information.The changes in this section enhance readability and provide more detailed information:
- Added spacing improves the overall structure.
- Clarified description of button creation process.
- Helpful note about manual mode added.
These improvements are beneficial for users. However, there's a minor suggestion:
Consider adding the article "the" before "specified server" in the following sentence:
- They will try to connect to specified server, generate and send their statuses periodically and set their LED states according to commands. + They will try to connect to the specified server, generate and send their statuses periodically and set their LED states according to commands.🧰 Tools
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[uncategorized] ~44-~44: Possible missing article found.
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docs/example_module.md (1)
5-5: Minor grammatical correction needed.Consider revising the sentence to include the missing article:
- This module serves as an example for module maintainers to implement their own modules outside reserved range of modules and does not serve any role in the production environment. + This module serves as an example for module maintainers to implement their own modules outside the reserved range of modules and does not serve any role in the production environment.🧰 Tools
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python_client/README.md
[uncategorized] ~4-~4: The verb “is” doesn’t seem to fit in this context, “are” is probably more formally correct.
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[uncategorized] ~4-~4: You might be missing the article “the” here.
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[uncategorized] ~22-~22: A determiner appears to be missing. Consider inserting it.
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Heading levels should only increment by one level at a time(MD001, heading-increment)
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python_client/README.md (5)
7-10: Improved document structure and readability.The added spacing before and after the "Preparing environment" section enhances the overall structure and readability of the document.
14-17: Enhanced document structure.The added spacing before and after the "Install dependencies" section improves the overall structure and readability of the document.
22-24: Improved clarity and consistency in Button description.The changes in this section enhance the clarity of the Button device description:
- Consistent capitalization of "JSON".
- Correction of spelling errors ("indicating whether").
- Improved overall readability.
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26-28: Clarified button configuration process.The updated description now accurately explains that the configuration can specify attributes for multiple buttons, which is a helpful clarification for users.
35-37: Enhanced YAML configuration example.The addition of a new line showing multiple button configurations and the improved YAML formatting provide a clearer example of how to structure the configuration file.
docs/example_module.md (3)
1-5: LGTM: Introduction section is well-structured and informative.The introduction effectively communicates the purpose of the module and provides a link to the README for further information. The content aligns well with the instructions in the comment.
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15-19: Clarify device type inconsistency for button1.The table shows two entries for
button1with different device types (0 and 10). Could you please clarify if this is intentional or if it's an error that needs correction?
22-51: LGTM: Messages section is comprehensive and well-documented.The Messages section effectively describes the different types of messages (Status, Status Error, and Command) with clear explanations and well-formatted JSON examples. The inclusion of the Status Error section, even though it's not defined for this module, is a good practice for completeness.
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| These devices is a virtual button which sends its current state and expects state of it's LED as response. | |||
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Correct grammatical errors in the device description.
There are two grammatical issues in this line:
- "is" should be "are" as it refers to multiple devices.
- "it's" should be "its" (possessive form).
Please apply the following changes:
- These devices is a virtual button which sends its current state and expects state of it's LED as response.
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| These devices is a virtual button which sends its current state and expects state of it's LED as response. | |
| These devices are virtual buttons which send their current state and expect state of their LED as response. |
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| ## Button | ||
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| Button is a simple button device which has one LED attached to it. As status, it sends JSON with key `"pressed"` indicating whether button is pressed. As command, it expects JSON with key `"lit_up"` indicating the desired state of internal LED. | ||
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider enhancing the Details of supported devices section.
The description of the Button device is clear, but this section could be improved:
- Provide more detailed information about the state machine, including possible states and transitions.
- Ensure that the referenced state transition diagram (button_state_transition_diagram.png) is actually included in the repository at the specified path.
- Consider adding a brief description of how the status machine reflects the state machine's state and how commands affect the state, as mentioned in the comment guidelines.
Would you like assistance in drafting a more detailed description of the state machine?
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| This module serves as an example for module maintainers to implement their own modules outside reserved range of modules and does not serve any role in the production environment. For usage of this module, see the [README](../README.md). | ||
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| ## Devices | ||
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| | **Device Name** | **Device Type** | **Device Roles** | Comment | | ||
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| | button1 | 0 | test | Button driving a state of a dedicated LED | | ||
| | button1 | 10 | test | Button driving a state of a dedicated LED | | ||
| | button2 | 0 | test2 | Button driving a state of a dedicated LED | | ||
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| Each device (button) expects a status message containing a single key `pressed` with a boolean value indicating whether the button is pressed. | ||
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| ## Command | ||
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| Each device (button) expects a command message containing a single key `lit_up` with a boolean value indicating whether the LED should be lit up. | ||
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State Transition Diagram Verified
The button state transition diagram exists as expected.
To further enhance the documentation:
- Address the minor grammatical issue in the Introduction.
- Clarify the device type inconsistency for button1 in the Devices table.
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Overall, the documentation provides a solid foundation, with some areas for improvement.
The document effectively covers the key aspects of the Example Module, including its purpose, identification, supported devices, and message handling. The structure is clear and follows the template guidelines well.
To further enhance the documentation:
- Address the minor grammatical issue in the Introduction.
- Clarify the device type inconsistency for button1 in the Devices table.
- Expand the Details of supported devices section with more information about the state machine and ensure the referenced diagram is included.
These improvements will make the documentation more comprehensive and valuable for module maintainers.
To ensure the state transition diagram is present, please run the following script:
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A simple markdown file has been added to the documentation of the Example Module to provide a standard for module documentation.
This document should serve as a template for module maintainers for their respective modules.
The documentation structure is derived from BAIP-239.
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