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Zwave JS display allowed range of config values #21892

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For zwave-js/certification-backlog#38

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    • Enhanced configuration panel with localized helper text for numeric input fields.
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    • Added new translation entries for improved user guidance on input constraints.

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The changes enhance the ZWaveJSNodeConfig class by introducing helper text for numeric input fields and improving validation mechanisms. A new property for localized guidance based on input ranges is added, along with updated validation logic that generates error messages for out-of-range values. Additionally, new string entries are incorporated into the translation file to support user-facing messages related to these validations.

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src/panels/config/integrations/integration-panels/zwave_js/zwave_js-node-config.ts Added helper text and validation for numeric input fields, including error handling for out-of-range values.
src/translations/en.json Introduced new strings for user messages regarding input validation: "between_min_max" and "error_not_in_range".

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278-282: Enhancement: Helper text for numeric input fields.

The addition of localized helper text to the <ha-textfield> component is a significant improvement. It provides users with clear guidance on the acceptable range of values, enhancing the user experience and preventing configuration errors.


364-376: Enhancement: Updated validation logic for numeric input fields.

The updated validation logic in the _numericInputChanged method enhances the robustness of the configuration process. It correctly checks for values strictly outside the allowed range and provides immediate feedback to the user, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity of node configurations.


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Actionable comments posted: 1

Comment on lines 364 to 376
if (
(ev.target.min !== undefined && value <= ev.target.min) ||
(ev.target.max !== undefined && value >= ev.target.max)
) {
this.setError(
ev.target.key,
this.hass.localize(
"ui.panel.config.zwave_js.node_config.error_not_in_range",
{ min: ev.target.min, max: ev.target.max }
)
);
return;
}
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Enhancement: Validation logic for numeric input fields.

The validation logic added to the _numericInputChanged method is well-implemented. It ensures that values entered are within the specified range and provides immediate feedback to the user if they are not. This proactive error handling is crucial for maintaining the integrity of node configurations.

However, there is a minor issue in the condition:

(ev.target.min !== undefined && value <= ev.target.min) ||
(ev.target.max !== undefined && value >= ev.target.max)

This condition should be corrected to:

(ev.target.min !== undefined && value < ev.target.min) ||
(ev.target.max !== undefined && value > ev.target.max)

to accurately reflect values that are strictly outside the allowed range.

Consider adjusting the condition to correctly handle the boundary values of the input range.

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@bramkragten It seems like you might have already caught that! If there's anything else you'd like help with, feel free to let me know. 😊

@silamon silamon merged commit 8bc9927 into dev Sep 6, 2024
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@silamon silamon deleted the zwave-config-value-validation branch September 6, 2024 22:38
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