State naming

[oneseventhree]

Hey!
Thanks for a great integration :)

I was just wondering if the states of the sensor follow the same capitilisation as on the EPA website:

I have my state change colour on the dashboard depending on the state and I want to know if "Very poor" will show as "Very Poor" (capital P) or not.
Same thing with "Extremely poor"

Is it:
Extremely poor
or
Extremely Poor

I'm hoping its the latter

Thanks again!

[BJReplay]

Let me crack open the code and check...

[BJReplay]

So, I don't translate what is returned from the EPA - what you get is what the EPA gives you.

So, it is the same capitalisation as on the EPA website - Capital V, Capital E for Very and Extremely, but lower-case p for poor when it is Very poor and Extremely poor.

At least, that's what I think - I'm basing that on what I've done in the front end - I've looked for Very poor and Extremely poor when matching sensor.epa_air_quality_hourly_health_advice in https://github.com/BJReplay/EPA_AirQuality_HA/blob/main/sample-card.yaml - see https://github.com/BJReplay/EPA_AirQuality_HA/blob/main/sample-card.yaml#L82 for example.

I don't think I've ever seen air quality that bad.

[oneseventhree]

Ah thanks for letting me know - I wonder what we hit in bushfire season in 2019

[BJReplay]

Yeah, I've seen it get really bad with my indoor air quality monitor when I've been cooking and it gets too smoky, and I imagine it gets pretty bad when there's a fire going.

[oneseventhree]

thanks I'll use the lower case state values and close this