currently you can only toggle them on/off using the entity menu - each entity type/config needs a screen to control it (e.g. on/off/brightness/colour)

I want to be able to set a timer, see a countdown and have it make noise when it ends

Best option I've seen so far is to create a calendar event in home assistant

when we release an update it needs to set the version number of the code and of the manifest.json

The code crashes if you enter a invalid timezone. e.g.

• "europe/london"
• "gmt+8"

The library cares about capitalisation so the capitalisation needs to be correct
equally, this needs to be validated out before being committed to settings

The event doesn't work on a indev currently - write a PR to lvgl/lvgl to fix that, then updae the local code to use that rather than LV_EVENT_LONG_PRESSED_REPEAT (see lvgl/lvgl#5991)

ideally something like this:

(https://dribbble.com/shots/801609-Concept-Idea-Radial-Menu-UI-animated)

It'd be nice to:

• show the date
• have a monospace font (or at least not move so much because it is annoying)

currently it's an integrated library, but the separation is basically zero

It'd be nice
After install and improv, open web page where you set the home assistant url, then a button to auth

Go to http://homeassistant.local:8123/auth/authorize?client_id=[circle_ip]&redirect_uri=[circle_ip]/auth_callback

redirects to https://[redirect_url]?code=[auth_id]&storeToken=true

Then, when we want to use send a http request:
get token

if token already exists
check it hasn't expired
if it has get new
else just ship that

if you put the screen on a fixed colour you can see quite easily that the screen flickers quite a bit. i think this is due to the driver, so perhaps write our own one/replace it.

The setup is kinda cool, but improv would probably be better long term
see https://github.com/improv-wifi/sdk-cpp

Currently -frtti is needed to get the project to compile due to dynamic class assignment in the entities - this isn't ideal, and i don't think even actually needed because errors manages just fine without it. Test and if possible remove this requirement.

Similar to #3, but now alarms

#if NETWORKING_ENABLED == 1 // do networking

makes things easier when developing without wifi

currently you have to reset to actually edit the settings, which isn't really ideal

Makes things easier, including #40

Make it actually do the thing that the original issue (#5)

Probably through creating a new widget

• a readme
• explanation of how someone else could use it
• at least one gif/photos to show it doing things

Currently it can sometimes take in excess of 300 seconds (5 minutes!) to build the project locally - even actions is quicker. It'd be nice to make this take less time, and there must be optimisations available

• A workflow that runs on tag to create a release
  • create release
  • adds relevant files as artifacts to the release
  • includes changelog in the body
• Update the PR workflow to
  • Include bin files
• ?Add memory/flash usage to PR

currently when you exit sleep the click required "does things" - it probably shouldn't

Currently the product is actually pretty functional - it includes almost all of the things I deem essential for initial release. There's a few more things that need doing though, so do those

• Currently main doesn't actually work - probably due to the switch to screen classes
• make it... work

being able to set the wifi ssid/password/timezone/token once the EFI has been installed allows us to ship pre-compiled firmware for others to use

probably some kind of web server that saves the results to Preferences

Currently it's always http://homeassistant.local:8123 - needs to be able to change

Replace the bit of the setup experience that does this with improv

Now it's BST it seems like the clock doesn't support timezones - make it do that, and handle DST

Currently it's just a install button - need an actual website

like the LVGL demo i guess but needs to:
background is cover art (oh boy here comes the file system i guess)
play/pause/skip/back
time elapsed/time left
twist volume

Currently just use montserrat that comes with LVGL, but noto would be nicer

Currently we don't do any - that leads to issues like #26 and i'm sure many others. actually validate the inputs

Put something like "no entities found" on screen and stop it from taking inputs

It'd be useful to be able to show errors and other messages on the UI as well as via serial. Examples include:

• Cannot connect to wifi
• Cannot connect to HA
• HA credentials invalid
• Need to initialize

Use a LV message box