Reference

Languages

Texts (editor labels, timer status, units) are English or German, taken from the Home Assistant language of the user. Other languages fall back to English. Config errors and console warnings stay English.

Reserved names

thresholds, shape and control are reserved for later releases. They are accepted, ignored and logged with a warning. Several bars or buttons in one card (bars:) are not part of the schema.

Development

npm install
npm run lint
npm test
npm run build

dist/slabton.js is the only release file. npm run check-version compares package.json and src/version.js.

Source layout: src/core/ has no DOM access (config, constants, time, placeholders, i18n, pulse and the modes in modes/). src/ui/ holds the card, render, styles, interaction, editor and animations. core never imports from ui. Tests mirror this layout in tests/core and tests/ui.

Texts live in src/core/locales/<language>.json. To add a language, copy en.json, translate the values, keep keys and {placeholders}, and register the file in src/core/i18n.js. tests/core/locales.test.js checks that every language has the same keys and placeholders as English.

Roadmap

Planned as separate follow-ups: setting a counter by dragging; thresholds with color change; card lock; circle and 3/4 circle; multiple bars and handles; select dropdown; hour and minute hands on the scale; other calendars.