dashboard: add temperature high alerts
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@@ -963,3 +963,13 @@ The Cargo ESP currently supports 4 temperature sensor slots.
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Temperature sensor `group` values are free-form text in the WebUI. Entering a new group name effectively creates that group. The dashboard overview shows the first two available non-weather groups by priority. Multiple sensors in the same group are combined into one tile, such as `34°/45°`.
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Sensors marked `weather: true` are excluded from the temperature card and shown in the top status strip as `OUT ##°`.
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### Temperature High Alerts
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Each temperature sensor supports optional high-temperature alerting:
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- `high_alert_enabled`
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- `high_alert_f`
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- `high_alert`
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When enabled and the live sensor temperature exceeds the configured threshold, the Cargo ESP includes `high_alert: true` for that sensor in `/api/v1/status`. The ESP32-S3 dashboard colors the affected grouped temperature tile red if any sensor in that displayed group is in alert.
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@@ -281,3 +281,13 @@ The Cargo ESP currently supports 4 temperature sensor slots.
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Temperature sensor `group` values are free-form text in the WebUI. Entering a new group name effectively creates that group. The dashboard overview shows the first two available non-weather groups by priority. Multiple sensors in the same group are combined into one tile, such as `34°/45°`.
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Sensors marked `weather: true` are excluded from the temperature card and shown in the top status strip as `OUT ##°`.
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### Temperature High Alerts
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Each temperature sensor supports optional high-temperature alerting:
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- `high_alert_enabled`
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- `high_alert_f`
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- `high_alert`
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When enabled and the live sensor temperature exceeds the configured threshold, the Cargo ESP includes `high_alert: true` for that sensor in `/api/v1/status`. The ESP32-S3 dashboard colors the affected grouped temperature tile red if any sensor in that displayed group is in alert.
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@@ -348,3 +348,13 @@ The Cargo ESP currently supports 4 temperature sensor slots.
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Temperature sensor `group` values are free-form text in the WebUI. Entering a new group name effectively creates that group. The dashboard overview shows the first two available non-weather groups by priority. Multiple sensors in the same group are combined into one tile, such as `34°/45°`.
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Sensors marked `weather: true` are excluded from the temperature card and shown in the top status strip as `OUT ##°`.
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### Temperature High Alerts
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Each temperature sensor supports optional high-temperature alerting:
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- `high_alert_enabled`
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- `high_alert_f`
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- `high_alert`
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When enabled and the live sensor temperature exceeds the configured threshold, the Cargo ESP includes `high_alert: true` for that sensor in `/api/v1/status`. The ESP32-S3 dashboard colors the affected grouped temperature tile red if any sensor in that displayed group is in alert.
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