More improvements

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Mostly doc-string improvements.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation

  • Enhanced docstrings for Plugwise Smile API classes and methods
  • Improved clarity and specificity of method descriptions
  • Updated class and method documentation to better explain functionality

• Refactor

  • Removed therms_with_offset_func variable from SmileHelper
  • Added therms_with_offset_func variable to SmileAPI

The release notes focus on documentation improvements and minor internal refactoring of the Plugwise Smile API, with no direct impact on end-user functionality.

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Walkthrough

The pull request focuses on improving documentation and docstrings across multiple files in the Plugwise library. The changes primarily involve enhancing the clarity and specificity of class and method descriptions in __init__.py, helper.py, legacy/smile.py, and smile.py. The modifications aim to provide more precise explanations of the Plugwise Smile API's functionality, including details about gateway connections, XML data fetching, and entity collection. No significant changes to the underlying code functionality were made.

Changes

File	Changes
plugwise/__init__.py	- Updated class docstring for Smile - Refined method docstrings for connect, _smile_detect, _smile_detect_legacy, full_xml_update, and get_all_gateway_entities
plugwise/helper.py	- Removed self.therms_with_offset_func variable from SmileHelper class
plugwise/legacy/smile.py	- Updated class and method docstrings for SmileLegacyAPI - Enhanced comments in async_update method
plugwise/smile.py	- Added self.therms_with_offset_func variable to SmileAPI class - Updated docstrings for full_xml_update, get_all_gateway_entities, and async_update methods

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Plugwise code now shines with might!
Words refined with rabbit's care,
API secrets now laid bare,
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• plugwise/__init__.py (5 hunks)
• plugwise/helper.py (0 hunks)
• plugwise/legacy/smile.py (3 hunks)
• plugwise/smile.py (1 hunks)

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• plugwise/helper.py

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🔇 Additional comments (15)

plugwise/legacy/smile.py (4)

37-37: LGTM! Clear and descriptive docstring.

The updated docstring better describes the class's purpose as a helper class for legacy Plugwise devices.

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86-86: LGTM! Improved clarity in docstring.

The updated docstring better specifies the data source as the Plugwise server.

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95-99: LGTM! Well-structured and detailed docstring.

The updated docstring provides a clear step-by-step explanation of the method's functionality, making it easier to understand the process flow.

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108-111: LGTM! Clear distinction between update types.

The updated docstring effectively explains the difference between full updates at day-change and incremental updates for data collection.

plugwise/__init__.py (5)

41-41: LGTM! Clear class role definition.

The updated docstring better reflects the class's role as the main Plugwise Smile API class.

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94-94: LGTM! Comprehensive connection details.

The updated docstring clearly specifies the connection target and the data being retrieved.

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189-189: LGTM! Clear detection target.

The updated docstring better specifies that the method detects the Plugwise Gateway type.

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263-266: LGTM! Detailed legacy detection context.

The updated docstring provides clear context about the legacy Gateway detection process.

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311-311: LGTM! Consistent and clear docstrings.

The updated docstrings maintain consistency with other files while clearly describing the methods' purposes:

• Fetching XML data from the Plugwise server
• Collecting Gateway entities and their data/states
• Updating Gateway entities

Also applies to: 315-315, 319-319

plugwise/smile.py (6)

96-96: LGTM! Well-typed instance variable.

The new instance variable is properly typed and initialized for tracking thermostats with offset functionality.

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100-100: LGTM! Consistent docstring update.

The updated docstring maintains consistency with other files while specifying the Plugwise server as the data source.

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105-110: LGTM! Clear process breakdown.

The updated docstring provides a clear step-by-step explanation while maintaining consistency with other files.

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126-129: LGTM! Clear update behavior.

The updated docstring effectively explains the update process and immediate change detection.

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117-118: LGTM! Improved code formatting.

The added indentation improves code readability.

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Line range hint 136-145: LGTM! Helpful inline comments.

The added comments provide clear context about the cooling_enabled setting and data retrieval validation.

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Codecov Report

All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests ✅

Project coverage is 100.00%. Comparing base (82a7e0c) to head (2cec443).
Report is 4 commits behind head on main.

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