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Add device class for blood glucose concentration #35447

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Documentation for home-assistant/core#129340

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    • Added a new device class blood_glucose_concentration for tracking blood glucose levels in the documentation of both the Number and Sensor integrations.
    • Expanded functionality for health monitoring in Home Assistant.

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The documentation for the Number and Sensor integrations in Home Assistant has been updated to include a new device class, blood_glucose_concentration. This addition allows for the tracking of blood glucose levels in both mg/dL and mmol/L, expanding the functionality of these integrations to support health monitoring. The overall structure and content of the documentation remain unchanged aside from this new entry.

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source/_integrations/number.markdown Added new device class blood_glucose_concentration for tracking blood glucose levels.
source/_integrations/sensor.markdown Added new device class blood_glucose_concentration for measuring blood glucose levels.

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46-46: LGTM! Documentation follows the established format.

The new device class entry is well-formatted and placed in the correct alphabetical order. The supported units (mg/dL, mmol/L) are standard medical units for blood glucose measurement.

Let's verify the implementation in the core repository:

@@ -52,6 +52,7 @@ The following device classes are supported for sensors:
- **aqi**: Air Quality Index (unitless).
- **atmospheric_pressure**: Atmospheric pressure in cbar, bar, hPa, mmHg, inHg, kPa, mbar, Pa or psi
- **battery**: Percentage of battery that is left in %
- **blood_sugar_level**: Blood sugar level in mg/dL, mmol/L
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💡 Codebase verification

Documentation inconsistency detected: Device class appears in multiple integration docs

The blood_sugar_level device class is documented in both sensor.markdown and number.markdown integration files, which is inconsistent. A device class should typically be specific to one integration type. This needs to be clarified to avoid confusion for integration developers.

  • Found in source/_integrations/sensor.markdown
  • Found in source/_integrations/number.markdown

Additionally, since we couldn't verify the core implementation (PR #129340) and no traces of the device class were found in the current codebase, this documentation change might be premature or misaligned with the core implementation.

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LGTM! Documentation follows standards.

The new blood sugar level device class is well-documented with appropriate standard medical units (mg/dL, mmol/L) and follows the established format.

Let's verify the corresponding core implementation:

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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the blood_sugar_level device class implementation in core

# Test: Check if the device class is properly defined in the core PR
gh pr view 129340 --repo home-assistant/core --json body -q .body | grep -i "blood_sugar"

# Test: Look for any existing implementations or tests
rg -i "blood_sugar" 

Length of output: 303


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the core repository for the device class implementation
# First, let's look for the device class definition in homeassistant/const.py
rg -i "blood_sugar" homeassistant/const.py

# Check for any test files related to this device class
rg -i "blood_sugar" tests/

# Look for the actual implementation in core components
rg -i "blood_sugar" homeassistant/components/

Length of output: 291

@epenet epenet changed the title Add device class for blood sugar level Add device class for blood glucose concentration Nov 4, 2024
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Thanks, @epenet 👍

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