This is super minor and basically a matter of naming consistency
To keep consistency, you might change "media_album_artist_template" to "album_artist_template" for consistency in your template. Both 'artist' and "album" don't have 'media_' in front, which I assume is because they're music; "media_album_artist_template" also is music-exclusive so as a visual reference to what content-type this template is associated with. I noticed--and appreciate--that tv-related uses the prefix 'media_' (season, episode, series name). It's not a big deal, and I verified changing the name doesn't make any real difference other than when I'm reading the code. I can make the change and do the pull if you want, but like I said, it's really just a code consistency thing.
This template is working gangbusters for my Combined Media Player, so thank you. This has been bar none the most useful and fun single custom_component I've played with.
This is super minor and basically a matter of naming consistency
To keep consistency, you might change "media_album_artist_template" to "album_artist_template" for consistency in your template. Both 'artist' and "album" don't have 'media_' in front, which I assume is because they're music; "media_album_artist_template" also is music-exclusive so as a visual reference to what content-type this template is associated with. I noticed--and appreciate--that tv-related uses the prefix 'media_' (season, episode, series name). It's not a big deal, and I verified changing the name doesn't make any real difference other than when I'm reading the code. I can make the change and do the pull if you want, but like I said, it's really just a code consistency thing.
This template is working gangbusters for my Combined Media Player, so thank you. This has been bar none the most useful and fun single custom_component I've played with.