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Pull request in esphome with YAML changes (if applicable):

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  • I am merging into next because this is new documentation that has a matching pull-request in esphome as linked above.
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This pull request updates the documentation by adding a new sensor entry for the WTS01 temperature sensor. The Air Quality section now includes an entry with the sensor's component path, image reference, and a brief description indicating that it measures temperature. Additionally, a new documentation file has been introduced that details the WTS01 sensor’s integration with the ESPHome platform, providing configuration examples in YAML along with UART settings and optional parameters.

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components/index.rst, components/sensor/wts01.rst Added documentation for the new WTS01 temperature sensor. The index file now lists the sensor with its component path, image, and description, while the dedicated sensor file details integration with ESPHome including UART configuration and YAML examples.

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14-19: Sensor Figure Inclusion
The figure directive for displaying the sensor image (wts01-full.png) is well formatted with clear alignment and sizing details. Please verify that the referenced image exists in the correct path so that it renders correctly in the documentation.

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241-242: New Sensor Entry Verification
The new WTS01 sensor entry is correctly added with the appropriate component path, image reference, and brief description. This addition integrates well into the Air Quality section and appropriately links to the detailed documentation at components/sensor/wts01.rst.

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1-8: Metadata and SEO Information
The title, underline, and SEO directives (including description, image, and keywords) are clear and well-defined. This metadata provides useful context and improves searchability for the WTS01 sensor documentation.


9-13: Introduction Description
The introductory text succinctly explains the purpose of the WTS01 sensor and its application in Sonoff TH Elite devices, as well as noting its UART communication. This sets the proper context for users new to the sensor.


20-28: YAML Configuration Example for UART
The provided YAML example for setting up the UART bus is clear and correctly indented. It offers a good starting point for users to understand how to configure the UART settings for the sensor.


29-33: YAML Sensor Configuration
The sensor configuration block correctly demonstrates how to set up the WTS01 sensor, including defining the sensor ID, specifying the UART bus, and setting the update interval. The naming and structure follow ESPHome conventions, ensuring clarity for users.


35-48: Configuration Variables Explanation
The section on configuration variables effectively details the optional settings, such as uart_id and the temperature sensor parameters (including the sensor's name). This clear breakdown helps users understand how to customize their sensor setup and what options are available.


50-56: Update Interval and Sensor Details
The default update interval, along with the note explaining the sensor’s use in Sonoff TH Elite devices and its 0.1°C resolution, is clearly presented. This information is valuable for users to understand both the sensor behavior and hardware specifics.


57-64: See Also and References
The "See Also" section provides useful links to related resources such as sensor filters, UART documentation, and the API reference. Including these references enhances the documentation’s usability and aligns with best practices for comprehensive technical documentation.

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1-2: Title and Header Formatting:
The title “WTS01 Temperature Sensor” and its underline are appropriately defined. You might consider adjusting the underline length if your style guidelines require an exact match, but this is non-critical.

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4-8: SEO Metadata Block:
The SEO block is correctly configured with a concise description, image reference, and relevant keywords. Please verify that the image file wts01.png is available in the expected location relative to this file.


9-12: Sensor Description:
The introductory text clearly explains the sensor’s use, its associated device models, and the communication via UART. This helps set the context for users.


14-19: Figure Display Block:
The directive for displaying the sensor image is well-formatted. Ensure that the file images/wts01-full.png exists in the designated directory so that it renders correctly in the final documentation.


20-39: YAML Configuration Example:
The YAML example neatly demonstrates how to set up the UART configuration and define the WTS01 sensor. The indentation and layout are clear and should render as intended, assuming alignment with ESPHome’s syntax requirements.


40-49: WTS01 Component Configuration Variables:
The section detailing configuration variables for the wts01 component is clear and well-structured. It effectively outlines the optional parameters and defaults, making the setup understandable for users.


50-61: Sensor-Specific Configuration Variables:
This segment precisely documents the configuration options for the sensor integration—specifying mandatory keys and optional adjustments (like accuracy_decimals and unit_of_measurement). The inclusion of references to additional option sets enhances usability.


62-66: Hardware Note:
The note provides valuable context regarding the sensor hardware, detailing the applicable device models, connector type (RJ9 4C4P), and the sensor’s 0.1°C resolution. This additional technical detail is useful for end users.


67-74: See Also and References:
The “See Also” section efficiently directs users to related documentation and reference materials, including sensor filters, UART configuration, and API references. This aids in navigation throughout the project documentation.

@alepee alepee changed the base branch from current to next April 10, 2025 14:58
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