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Add category To-do list and related links for Habitica integration #35086

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Removed category Hub and added To-do list instead. Added related links for further documentation on to-do lists.

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    • Updated the category for the Habitica integration from "Hub" to "To-do list."
    • Added a new "related" section with links to relevant documentation and the Habitica website.
    • Expanded the "To-do lists" section to clarify task management capabilities.
    • Enhanced the "API Service" section with detailed parameters and examples for better guidance.

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The changes in the habitica.markdown file involve updates to the documentation for the Habitica integration in Home Assistant. The ha_category has been changed from "Hub" to "To-do list," and a new related section has been added with links to relevant documentation and the Habitica website. The content has been reorganized for clarity, with an expanded "To-do lists" section detailing task management capabilities and a more comprehensive "API Service" section that includes parameters and examples for API calls.

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source/_integrations/habitica.markdown Updated ha_category from "Hub" to "To-do list"; added related section; reorganized content for clarity; expanded "To-do lists" and detailed "API Service" sections.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant HomeAssistant
    participant HabiticaAPI

    User->>HomeAssistant: Request to manage tasks
    HomeAssistant->>HabiticaAPI: API call to add/edit/delete/check tasks
    HabiticaAPI-->>HomeAssistant: Response with task status
    HomeAssistant-->>User: Display updated task list
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Line range hint 61-67: Great improvements to the To-do lists section!

The expanded information about available tasks and functionality provides users with a clearer understanding of the integration's capabilities. The explanation of to-do's and dailies is now more comprehensive and user-friendly.

To further enhance this section, consider adding a brief explanation of what "yesterdailies" are for users who might be unfamiliar with Habitica terminology.


Line range hint 85-189: Excellent expansion of the API Service section!

The detailed information about API parameters, examples, and usage significantly enhances the documentation. The additions provide a comprehensive guide for users to interact with the Habitica API through Home Assistant. The example and explanation of the API call are clear and helpful, making it easier for users to understand and implement API calls.

The templating section at the end is a valuable addition for advanced users, offering insights into accessing and displaying Habitica data in Home Assistant.

To further improve this section, consider adding a note about error handling or troubleshooting common API issues that users might encounter.

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5-5: Excellent updates to the frontmatter!

The changes in this section improve the integration's categorization and provide valuable related resources:

  1. Updating the category from "Hub" to "To-do list" more accurately reflects the integration's primary function.
  2. The new related section offers users quick access to relevant documentation and the Habitica website, enhancing the overall user experience.

These modifications align well with the PR objectives and will help users better understand and utilize the Habitica integration.

Also applies to: 21-29

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