Address esphbot review: emitting min/max means named scalar schemas now carry
bounds (e.g. core.uint8_t is 0..255), and shrink()'s spread copied those over a
tighter bound the field defined itself. cv.All(cv.uint8_t, cv.Range(min=1,
max=6)) dumped 0..255 instead of 1..6, and All(uint32_t, Range(min=1)) lost its
min. The spread now reconciles the two to the intersection (larger min, smaller
max); non-numeric bounds keep the field's own value.
Address esphbot review: validators that accept a number optionally carrying a
unit (percentage, possibly_negative_percentage, temperature, temperature_delta,
color_temperature, percentage_int, validate_bytes) are dumped as their base
numeric type plus the canonical unit (e.g. {type: float, unit: "%"}), like
float_with_unit, so the editor accepts both the bare-number and the unit-string
form instead of rejecting one. cv.dimensions accepts a "WIDTHxHEIGHT" string or
a [w, h] list, so it is left untyped rather than misrepresented as a string.
Address review feedback:
- float_with_unit fields now dump as type "float" with the canonical unit
(e.g. {"type": "float", "unit": "Hz"}) rather than the quantity name as the
type. This keeps the type vocabulary closed and lets editors label the field
with its unit directly instead of mapping each quantity name. The unit is the
first alternative of the accepted-units regex; current/voltage list A/V first
(no validation change).
- Drop scalar typing of validate_bytes and date_time: both accept multiple YAML
forms (unit-suffixed strings or numbers, and a formatted string or a mapping)
that a single scalar type would wrongly reject in the editor.
The language schema dump left many config_validation validators untyped
(icon, mac_address, percentage, update_interval, lambdas, encryption keys,
...), so the visual editor and dashboard could not tell what YAML those
fields accept. Type them via convert() and schema_extractor decorators,
emit float_with_unit quantities (frequency, voltage, current, ...) as the
field type, and attach min/max bounds detected from range validators next
to the type.
Jesse Hills