Read WindowCoveringConfig and set correct names

[granturism0]

• Implementation of WindowCoveringConfig
• Setting the names for blinds using the WebGUI
• Improvement detection of IP changes

[granturism0]

Hello @johannrichard
So, sorry for the necessary style corrections, but now everything should be checked in correctly.
I have made several changes in the code so that the names of the engines are now also loaded cleanly from the web config.
Hope this fits for you :-)
Best regards
@granturism0

[granturism0]

Hello @johannrichard
Yes, I notice that you are currently working on various adaptations for V2.0. If necessary, you can include my revisions in this comprehensive revision. I would be happy if this still fits.
You can send me the link to this nightly build. Then I can test the complete revisions including my adjustments again.
Best regards
@granturism0

[johannrichard]

So, sorry for the necessary style corrections, but now everything should be checked in correctly.

No worries, we're all learning and my code is far froM perfect.

I have made several changes in the code so that the names of the engines are now also loaded cleanly from the web config.

Great, makes sense and I'll have a look at it. Might integrate it slightly different into the v2.0.0-refactor branch as I have started to cleanup quite a bit the mess my code is. 😁😅

Hope this fits for you :-)

All contributions are welcome. 😃

[granturism0]

PS: I have now also installed VSCodium.
I usually work with VS Studio on the Mac.

[johannrichard]

PS: I have now also installed VSCodium.
I usually work with VS Studio on the Mac.

Apologies if I run into open doors re:style & formatting: I vaguely remember that I had to install the esbenp.prettier-vscode extension to use Prettier specifically in Visual Studio Code/VSCodium to have consistent formatting.

ext install esbenp.prettier-vscode

[johannrichard]

Apologies if I run into open doors re:style & formatting: I vaguely remember that I had to install the esbenp.prettier-vscode extension to use Prettier specifically in Visual Studio Code/VSCodium to have consistent formatting.

As a matter of fact, I have just realised that my vscode settings in the project were somehow incomplete, too. If you pull the latest changes from the master branch, you'll get an updated .vscode/settings.json file in the project which picks up prettier as default (according to this guide). I wonder why I haven't seen that earlier. 🤦

[granturism0]

PS: I have now also installed VSCodium.
I usually work with VS Studio on the Mac.

Apologies if I run into open doors re:style & formatting: I vaguely remember that I had to install the esbenp.prettier-vscode extension to use Prettier specifically in Visual Studio Code/VSCodium to have consistent formatting.

ext install esbenp.prettier-vscode

Thanks for your comments.
I have now made a few optimizations for me, so that I can at least see the styling errors in build.
But the plugin makes even more sense if you have the rules anyway.