Update energyzero.markdown

[Pjanssen]

Fix two minor errors in the prices sensor template example of the EnergyZero integration.

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• Documentation
  • Updated EnergyZero integration configuration documentation
  • Simplified YAML configuration syntax for template sensors
  • Updated example configuration to use new trigger and action structure

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the EnergyZero integration documentation in Home Assistant, specifically updating the template sensor configuration syntax. The changes involve transitioning from a plural triggers and actions structure to singular trigger and action keywords. This modification simplifies the YAML configuration format for defining automation triggers and actions, making the example more consistent with standard Home Assistant configuration practices.

Changes

File	Change Summary
source/_integrations/energyzero.markdown	Updated template sensor configuration syntax from plural to singular form for triggers and actions

The key modifications include:

• Changed triggers: to trigger:
• Changed actions: to action:
• Maintained the same underlying configuration structure and data

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User Configuration
    participant HA as Home Assistant
    participant EnergyZero as EnergyZero Integration

    User Configuration->>HA: Configure Template Sensor
    HA->>EnergyZero: Trigger Time Pattern
    EnergyZero-->>HA: Retrieve Energy Prices
    HA->>User Configuration: Update Sensor Data

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The sequence diagram illustrates the simplified flow of the template sensor configuration, showing how the time-based trigger interacts with the EnergyZero integration to retrieve and update energy prices.

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154-157: LGTM! The YAML configuration syntax is now correct.

The changes from plural triggers/actions to singular trigger/action align with Home Assistant's standard YAML configuration format for automations and templates. This makes the example more consistent with other documentation and easier for users to understand.

Let's verify this is the correct syntax by checking other template configurations in Home Assistant's documentation:

✅ Verification successful

The YAML configuration syntax is correct and consistent with Home Assistant's documentation

The search results confirm that the singular trigger and action keywords are the correct syntax in Home Assistant's template configurations. This is evidenced by multiple examples across different integration documentation files:

• In weather.markdown, template.markdown, and nordpool.markdown, we see the same pattern:

  - trigger:
      - trigger: time_pattern
        ...
    action:

The changes in the EnergyZero integration align perfectly with these established patterns in the official documentation.

🏁 Scripts executed

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check other template configurations in Home Assistant documentation
# to verify the correct syntax for trigger/action keywords

# Search for template trigger configurations
rg -A 5 'template:.*\n.*trigger:' 'source/_*/**/*.markdown'

# Search for template action configurations
rg -A 5 'template:.*\n.*action:' 'source/_*/**/*.markdown'

Length of output: 506

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check other template configurations in Home Assistant documentation
# to verify the correct syntax for trigger/action keywords

# Search for template trigger configurations with multiline mode
rg -U -A 5 'template:.*\n.*trigger:' 'source/_*/**/*.markdown'

# Search specifically for time pattern triggers in templates
rg -U -A 5 'trigger:.*\n.*- trigger: time_pattern' 'source/_*/**/*.markdown'

# Search for template configurations with both trigger and action
rg -U -A 5 'trigger:.*\n.*action:' 'source/_*/**/*.markdown'

Length of output: 398

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check other template configurations in Home Assistant documentation
# to verify the correct syntax for trigger/action keywords

# Search for template trigger configurations with multiline mode
rg -U -A 5 'template:.*\n.*trigger:' source/

# Search specifically for time pattern triggers in templates
rg -U -A 5 'trigger:.*\n.*- trigger: time_pattern' source/

# Search for automation examples with trigger and action
rg -U -A 5 'automation:.*\n.*trigger:' source/

Length of output: 17844

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Thank you for the catch, @Pjanssen 👍