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Add documentation for the new Powerfox integration

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  • Added documentation for a new integration I'm adding to Home Assistant (next branch).
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  • New Features
    • Introduced documentation for the Powerfox integration within Home Assistant, enabling users to monitor energy and water consumption from Poweropti devices.
    • Provided detailed information on supported devices, data update frequency, and available sensors for tracking metrics.
  • Documentation
    • Comprehensive overview of the integration, including setup instructions and removal procedures.

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The changes introduce a new documentation file, powerfox.markdown, which outlines the integration of the Powerfox service within Home Assistant. This documentation covers various aspects of the integration, including supported devices, data update frequency, sensor metrics, and the removal procedure for the integration. It aims to provide users with detailed information on how to utilize the Powerfox cloud API for monitoring energy consumption and other metrics.

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source/_integrations/powerfox.markdown Added documentation for Powerfox integration, detailing supported devices, data polling frequency, sensor metrics, and removal process.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HomeAssistant
    participant PowerfoxAPI

    User->>HomeAssistant: Configure Powerfox integration
    HomeAssistant->>PowerfoxAPI: Request device data
    PowerfoxAPI-->>HomeAssistant: Return device data
    HomeAssistant->>User: Display data in Home Assistant
    Note over HomeAssistant: Polls Powerfox API every 5 minutes
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Actionable comments posted: 3

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source/_integrations/powerfox.markdown (3)

24-29: Consider adding security recommendations

While the configuration is correct, consider adding security notes about:

  1. Using 2FA if supported by Powerfox
  2. Mentioning where to create an account if users don't have one
  3. Any rate limiting or API usage restrictions users should be aware of

45-45: Consider adding API rate limit information

Please add information about:

  1. Whether the 5-minute interval is configurable
  2. Any API rate limits that users should be aware of
  3. Recommended polling intervals based on the Powerfox API documentation

55-60: Consider adding sensor attribute details

For each sensor, consider adding:

  1. The precision/decimal places of the measurements
  2. The update frequency of each sensor (if different from the global 5-minute interval)
  3. Whether historical data is available
  4. State class and device class information for proper long-term statistics

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18-20: LGTM!

The introduction provides clear context about the integration and the company, with proper links to their website and products.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

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24-29: Consider adding security notes for credentials

While the configuration parameters are well documented, consider adding a note about secure credential handling and any password requirements or limitations.

Password:
  description: The password of your Powerfox account.
+ {% note %}
+ Store these credentials securely and never share them. Consider using secrets.yaml for sensitive information.
+ {% endnote %}

45-45: Consider adding API usage details

Consider mentioning any API rate limits, quotas, or potential costs associated with the 5-minute polling interval.


55-60: Standardize unit formatting

Consider using consistent formatting for units throughout the documentation. For example:

-**Power (W)**: Active power that is measured.
-**Energy usage (kWh)**: How much energy is used since the installation.
-**Cold water (m³)**: How much cold water is used.
+**Power (W)**: Active power that is measured
+**Energy usage (kWh)**: Total energy consumption since installation
+**Cold water (m³)**: Total cold water consumption

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7-7: Skip comment about release version

A previous review already addressed the concern about the release version being set too far in the future.


18-20: LGTM! Clear and informative introduction

The introduction effectively explains the Powerfox integration and provides relevant context about the company and its products.


33-33: Skip grammar correction

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✅ Approved. Can be merged as soon as the parent PR gets merged.

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