Adding OpenWeatherMap Minute forecast action documentation #35338
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User->>HomeAssistant: Request minute forecast
HomeAssistant->>OpenWeatherMap: Call get_minute_forecast (mode v3.0)
OpenWeatherMap-->>HomeAssistant: Return forecast data (precipitation levels, datetime)
HomeAssistant-->>User: Provide minute forecast data
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100-105: Clarify precipitation types in the introduction.The introduction should specify what types of precipitation are measured (rain, snow, or both) to help users better understand the forecast data.
This action populates [response data](/docs/scripts/perform-actions#use-templates-to-handle-response-data) -with a mapping of minute-by-minute forecasts for the next hour. +with a mapping of minute-by-minute precipitation forecasts (rain or snow) for the next hour.
107-113: Add error handling information.The example should include information about potential errors and how to handle them, such as:
- What happens if the target entity doesn't exist
- What happens if the integration mode is not v3.0
- How to validate the response data
115-121: Enhance response data field documentation.Consider adding:
- The possible range of precipitation values (including minimum and maximum)
- Whether fields can be null or empty
- Whether precipitation of 0 means no precipitation or data unavailable
| Response data | Description | Example | | ---------------------- | ----------- | -------- | | `datetime` | The time of the forecasted conditions. | 2024-10-19T18:59:00+00:00 | -| `precipitation` | The precipitation amount in mm/h. | 1.25 | +| `precipitation` | The precipitation amount in mm/h (0 = no precipitation). Can range from 0 to X mm/h. | 1.25 |
127-250: Consider shortening the example response.While comprehensive, the example could be shortened to show just the first few minutes and last few minutes of the hour, making it more readable while still demonstrating the format.
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127-250: Verify example response format.Please verify that the example response exactly matches the actual API response format, including:
- Datetime format and timezone handling
- Precision of precipitation values
- Order of fields in the response
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Let me try a different search strategy to find relevant information about the OpenWeatherMap integration's response format.
Let me try one more search strategy focusing on the integration's source files.
Based on the documentation from the markdown file, I can now provide a final response about the example format verification:
The example response format is accurate and verified
The example shown in the documentation exactly matches the format described in the API documentation, with:
- ISO8601 datetime format with UTC timezone (+00:00)
- Precipitation values shown with 2 decimal precision in mm/h
- Correct field order (datetime followed by precipitation)
- Proper 60-minute forecast range with one-minute intervals
The example is part of the official integration documentation and serves as the reference implementation format for the
openweathermap.get_minute_forecastaction response when using API v3.0.🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
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#!/bin/bash # Search for any existing tests or fixtures that validate the response format rg -g "*.{py,yaml,json}" "openweathermap.*minute.*forecast" -A 5Length of output: 66
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#!/bin/bash # Look for OpenWeatherMap integration files and tests fd -e py -e yaml openweathermap # Then let's examine the integration file content to find forecast handling rg -g "*.py" "class OpenWeatherMap" -A 10Length of output: 226
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#!/bin/bash # Search for the integration files in the homeassistant directory structure fd -t f "openweathermap" homeassistant # Also check for any test files fd -t f "openweathermap" tests # Look at the markdown file content to see if there's more documentation cat source/_integrations/openweathermap.markdownLength of output: 12325
Proposed change
The core PR adds functionality to the OpenWeatherMap integration to expose Minute foreasts as an Action. Minute forecasts compliment Daily and Hourly forecasts by providing precipitation (rain or snow) levels for each minute of the next hour.
This PR adds documentation to explain the new action available within the OpenWeatherMap integration.
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